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Bedbugs!
Don't doze off just yet. Maybe they should be called bed blood bugs — an army of these can attack a person 500 times in one night!
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Clip | The Narwhal's Mysterious Tusk
This species of whale has an unusual and mysterious tusk, once harvested and sold as a unicorn horn for 10 times its weight in gold.
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Clip | Cobra vs. Monitor Lizard
Think you can guess who wins the day when two aggressive predators compete for the same prey?
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Clip | Escaping an Eagle Attack
The small water chevrotain has some big distant cousins, but it must rely on instinct when a crowned eagle decides it would make tasty prey.
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Clip | The Weird World of Octopus Sex
They say it takes two to tango and three's a crowd. The clichés apply even in the the world of an octopus.
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Clip | Mama Grizzly Teaches Cubs to Fish
Mama Bear teaches her cubs how to fish in the same place she learned when she was a wee grizzly.
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Clip | How Two Rats Become 15,000 in a Year
You can't call them lazy. Once a female rat reproduces, she could have 15,000 descendants by the end of just one year!
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Clip | Painted Dog Supermom Saves Pup
It's one big happy family for wild painted dogs after new pups are born — as long as everyone follows the rules of the one main mom.
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Clip | Living With Man-Eating Crocs
Crocodiles in the southern African country of Malawi often eat more than just regular wildlife prey. Sometimes they attack humans who get in their way.
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Clip | Baboon Attack!
Hungry baboons in Kenya's Lake Bogoria find themselves surrounded by a million unsuspecting — and unprotected — flamingos.
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Clip | Burying Beetles Turn Corpse Into Baby Food
You want zombies? A scary movie? These beetles can trump most Hollywood horror films anytime!
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Clip | The Boa in My Backyard
Stunning video of a boa constrictor killing and then eating an iguana. It all happened in the Costa Rican backyard of National Geographic Explorer Susan Perry.
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Clip | Shrew vs. Snake
The short-tail shrew is the only North American mammal with a poisonous bite. That's a cool fact, but too bad for an unfortunate snake...
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Clip | Parasitic Mind Control
Now this is strange, even scary: ants controlled by parasites, all because they ate the slime of a snail!
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Clip | Polar Bear vs. Ring Seal
Sometimes coming up for air might not be such a good idea — especially if there's a hungry polar bear prowling about.
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Clip | Antlion Death Trap
Not the King of the Jungle - but for ants, these creatures might well be. What lurks in the soft blanket of sand?
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Clip | Mongooses vs. Giant Storks
They might kill snakes, but what happens when a pack of mongooses encountersthe largest stork in the world?
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Clip | How to Survive a Gorilla Charge
What's the best way to staty safe when a gorilla is charging at you?
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Clip | Survival Guide: Elephant Charge
In the African rain forests of Congo, conservationist Mike Fay is charged by a 3-ton elephant. What does Mike do to keep himself out of harm's way?
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Clip | How to Survive a Giant Tarantula Encounter
The venomous Goliath Tarantula is the largest spider in the world. What should you do if one lands on you?
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Clip | Dingo vs. Kangaroo
A dingo spots a young kangaroo, and the hunt is on.
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Clip | Mouse vs. Boa
What happens if you're a mouse, high in a tree, threatened by a huge boa constrictor? Make the jump of your life!
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Clip | Giant Swarm of Mormon Crickets
Mormon crickets create a creepy scene and even dangerous driving conditions in the American West from early spring through the summer.
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Clip | Tiny Ducklings Leap from Tree
Just one day after being born, wood duck hatchlings must take a frightening leap of faith to reach their mother.
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Clip | Meerkats vs. Puff Adder
Meerkats take on a dangerous puff adder that encroaches on their territory. Does the mob rule, or does the snake eat tonight?
