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Bill Nye, the Science Guy: Cold-Blooded Reptiles
Bill Nye introduces reptiles and explains how they are able to live in different environments around the world by regulating their own body temperature. As cold-blooded organisms, they don't keep the same body temperature throughout the day. -
Finding Nemo: Anglerfish Chase
Dory drops the scubadiving goggles that she and Marlin found, and they swim to the abyss to find them. In the darkness, they find a light emitted from an anglerfish, which attempts to prey on them. Marlin distracts the anglerfish and directs its light to the goggles so that Dory can read the address on them. -
Wild Kratts: Golden Pheasant
The Kratts brothers find a golden pheasant in China and admire its beauty. The bird's most notable feature is its dazzling assortment of colors. The brothers watch it in its natural habitat and observe that it stays out of the sun to protect its colors, which help it attract mates. -
Wild Kratts: The Panda Thumb
The Kratts brothers rush to observe the way in which pandas eat. They highlight the most notable physical trait of a panda: its thumb. They find that the thumb helps pandas eat bamboo, which is almost exclusively their diet. -
Science with Sophie: Adaptations
Sophie discusses how plants and animals need to compete in order to survive and the role that adaptations play in their ability to survive. She explains how several animals and bugs have adapted to become better suited to surviving in city environments. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipFriends: Evolution Argument
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Has profanityWhen Phoebe states that she doesn't believe in evolution, Ross tries to convince her that it is a fact through examples and scientific proof. Phoebe offers a counterargument using several examples in history when the brightest minds believed in a theory but found it to be incorrect. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipFinding Dory: Stealthy Hank
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Hank the octopus uses numerous defense mechanisms to hide, sneak around, and protect both himself and Dory from danger. These mechanisms include the expulsion of ink and camouflage. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipPlanet of the Apes: Human See, Human Do
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Bright Eyes keeps trying to form words and is very responsive to human stimuli. The apes possess many human-like traits -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipCurious George: George Helps Hundley Escape
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Hundley loses his collar and gets taken to a animal shelter, George must figure out how to release Hundley from his cage and escape from the animal shelter. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipCaptain Planet and the Planeteers: Radioactive Animals
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The Planeteers go to a laboratory and spot animals being exposed to radiation. Dr. Rottenberry thinks he is helping the animals to be better adapted to life without the protection of the ozone layer. Linka suggests that humans should replace the things we do that cause ozone depletion, but Dr. Rottenberry says that would require the cooperation of nations all over the world.
