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Galloping Starfish and their army of sniffing, tasting, gripping tube feet
Annie and Grinnell, UC Berkeley’s Peregrine Falcon Parents
A mother cat adopts baby ducklings
The Fish That Walk on Land, an animated introduction to amphibious fish
tech
Examining Tutankhamun’s Golden Coffin
The Future of Food: Can we create the “perfect” farm?
The Celluveyor, a robot-wheel conveyor belt system
When Time Became History: The Human Era
The Soccket, an energy-generating soccer ball that turns into a lamp
space
What is the largest known star in the universe?
Introducing Perseverance, NASA’s fifth Mars rover
Comet NEOWISE from ISS, a calming real-time view
The Meteorite Museum: A visit with ASU’s Center for Meteorite Studies
A Decade of Sun: Ten years of SDO highlights
animals
birds
insects
marine life
reptiles
more animals
How many animals use this log to cross the stream?
Annie and Grinnell, UC Berkeley’s Peregrine Falcon Parents
A mother cat adopts baby ducklings
Why aren’t bird nests covered in poop?
nature
Barbara Franc’s scrap metal badger sculpture
How many animals use this log to cross the stream?
How to weave pine needle baskets
A tour of Colorado’s Wild Animal Sanctuary
The amazing secret architecture of Oxford University Museum of Natural History
food
Cow, soy, almond, or oat: Which milk is best for you?
The Future of Food: Can we create the “perfect” farm?
Western Spaghetti, the internet’s first viral stop-motion cooking animation
Making traditional French butter by hand at le Beurre Bordier
When Time Became History: The Human Era
diy
how to
paper projects
Rube Goldberg Machines
more diy projects
Japanese square lashing, a video demonstration
The Science Behind String Telephones
How to weave pine needle baskets
How to Write Fiction That Comes Alive
music
instruments
music videos
orchestras
more music
Buffalo Dance by the Serpent Trail Dance Group
Can you carve an ocarina from a butternut squash?
Mongolian Throat Singing: Batzorig Vaanchig sings with his children
The Djembe, an instrument played for the king of Mali
history
Examining Tutankhamun’s Golden Coffin
How to weave pine needle baskets
The amazing secret architecture of Oxford University Museum of Natural History
The Fight for Fair Housing in Milwaukee: Vel Phillips and James Groppi
The Future of Food: Can we create the “perfect” farm?
art
drawing
installations
sculptures
more art
Sketching wildlife with a pressure washer in an Alabama driveway
Illustrating a photorealistic portrait, a time-lapse
Learn how to draw Totoro in one minute
Juneteenth, the 155th anniversary Google Doodle narrated by LeVar Burton
animation
Animoji piano performances by music teacher Magdalene Rolka
Cow, soy, almond, or oat: Which milk is best for you?
How to Write Fiction That Comes Alive
Shorelines, a 1977 stop-motion short by Al Jarnow
Unapeeling, an animated short by Amber Baris
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Earth’s Hydrosphere and Geosphere + Weathering and Erosion
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SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launch, a time lapse at night
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The benefits of sea cucumber poop
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