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Corona, has joined forces with National Geographic as part of its 100 Islands Protected initiative, to showcase how the global marine plastic pollution issue is impacting some of our most pristine and remote paradises. This documentary is sponsored by Corona in partnership with Parley.

Follow Only In Oz: Predator Plants Southwestern Australia is a biological Shang-ri-la with more plant biodiversity than the Amazon rainforest. But in this area of ancient weathered soil, Stef Bendixsen also learns of a world turned on its head. A world where plants aren’t the bottom of the food chain but rather, are something the local fauna should be wary of.

Follow Expedition Amelia Ocean explorer Robert Ballard, discoverer of the Titanic, is setting out to search for Amelia Earhart’s aeroplane

Follow THE STRANGEST OF THEM ALL! Watch the nocturnal aye-aye search for food in the forests of Madagascar.

Follow Sea Of Shadows | Trailer Follow a team of scientists, journalists & undercover agents putting their lives on the line to save a species and bring a crime syndicate to justice.

Follow Rome And Christianity The Roman siege of Jerusalem sets in motion a series of events that spreads Christianity throughout the Roman Empire.

Follow YOUR SNEAKERS ARE PART OF THE PLASTIC PROBLEM Our shoes say something about us. But the problem is that they're not recyclable, and most are made with plastic. With the average American bought seven pairs of shoes in 2018, most of them end up in the trash.

Follow Women Of Impact | Trailer They break glass ceilings, live among primates and outer space and explore African caves – these are the women of the past, present and future.

Follow Meet A Bizarre And Rare Beetle You’ve Never Seen Before National Geographic Young Explorer Mark Wong found this strange-looking beetle while walking through the jungle in Singapore. It's a rare and mysterious female trilobite beetle, an ancient-looking insect that has kept scientists baffled for nearly two centuries.

Follow This Ant Moves Faster Than Any Animal On Earth The jaws of the Dracula ant (Mystrium camillae) go from 0 to 200 miles per hour in 15 microseconds. These ants can be found in the Southeast Asian tropics, Australia, and Africa. The bite has been described as the fastest animal movement on record. Its bite is 5,000 times faster than the blink of an eye, and three times faster than the previous record holder, the trap-jaw ant. This video was taken at 480,000 frames per second. Dracula ant mandibles are flattened, which allows them to bend. This mechanism acts as a loaded spring for a high-speed snap. These fast bites are thought to be used in predation or defense.

Follow NASA Scientists Create First 3-D Model Of Greenland Ice Sheet WATCH: Using decades of observations, NASA scientists have created the first 3-D model of the Greenland ice sheet. The model shows how distinct layers of ice were laid down over time and suggests how today's ice sheet may respond to climate change. Video courtesy NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio.

Follow Save The Titanic: Treasures From The Deep Trailer Since the wreck of the RMS Titanic was discovered, she has intrigued the world. But what is to become of both the ship and the treasure within?

Follow THE HISTORY OF THANKSGIVING IN THE U.S. What does the Thanksgiving holiday celebrate? Learn about the first encounter between the Pilgrims and Native Americans in 1621, their surprising relationship, and the reason a United States president created a holiday in honour of it.

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