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Topic: North America
Attack of the Tumbleweeds
Witness what one commenter calls "a comically absurd amount of tumbleweeds" as they blow across a desert road. The gathering of spiny skeletal balls was captured on a phone cam by Tim Tower while he was driving in Owy...
Why Do Tumbleweeds Tumble?
When we think of a desolate plain or a foreboding frontier town in the wild west, we might think of the iconic tumbleweed rolling through the scene. Or they might roll through as a joke. But for people who live in dry...
How Does It Grow? Blueberries
Wild blueberries are native to the Americas, from forests in the Andes Mountains northward to the Arctic tundra. They were an important part of the food, culture, and medicinal practices of North America's indigenous ...
The giant sculptures along North Dakota’s Enchanted Highway
In 1989, the small town of Regent, North Dakota was getting smaller, and with no prospects in sight for bringing in visitors and jobs, former school principal Gary Greff came up with an idea: He would build an 'enchan...
Cornell Lab of Ornithology’s Great Horned Owl Live Cam
New favorite thing: Watching a Great Horned Owl sitting on her nest (and two eggs) on the Cornell Lab of Ornithology's All About Birds Great Horned Owl webcam. Formerly an eagle cam, the owl cam is located in Savannah...
Save the salamanders, unsung heroes of the forest
In an effort to avoid a "salamandergeddon" in the United States, the extinction of entire species of salamanders and other amphibians by a fungal disease known as Bsal, the U.S. banned the import of more than 200 spec...
Why are there oyster shells in the ‘Chalk Pyramids’ of Kansas?
Fossilized oyster shells, coral, fish bones, shark teeth, and other marine organisms can be found in the 'Chalk Pyramids' or Monument Rocks that rise up from the flat plains of western Kansas. These ancient chalky spi...
The Greater Sage-Grouse’s courtship ritual & The Sagebrush Sea
From The Cornell Lab of Ornithology, this is a Greater Sage-Grouse, "our North American Bird of Paradise" who performs an elaborate courtship ritual full of strutting, puffing, and making a sound that's similar to whe...
LeVar Burton visits the Grand Canyon
Take a video field trip to the Grand Canyon with LeVar Burton as he explores the canyon's history, early inhabitants, and its original formation. The views are incredible from a boat on the Colorado River and high abo...
In Search of Fossil Fish – The Brain Scoop
Go fishing for 52-million year old fish with Emily Graslie of The Brain Scoop. In this episode, she's In Search of Fossil Fish with The Field Museum at Wyoming's Fossil Lake, an early Eocene treasure trove of fossiliz...
An annual mule deer migration you have to see to believe
Traverse three highways, multiple water crossings, sand dunes, and over 100 fences in A Deer Migration You Have to See to Believe. This National Geographic video by Joe Riis shares the incredible yearly journey of mul...
Decoding the language of Prairie Dogs: America’s Meerkats
Northern Arizona University’s Con Slobodchikoff, Ph.D., and his student-teams have been studying the alarm calls of Gunnison’s prairie dogs for over 30 years. The result: the prair...
Rendezvous With Horseshoe Crabs – Science on the SPOT
Called living fossils, horseshoe crabs are harmless creatures that have been swimming oceans for a few hundred million years. They predate dinosaurs and are closely related to spiders or scorpions. Every May and June,...
