The mysterious and wealthy Knights Templar led the Crusades for almost 200 years. But why did the Church reject them as heretics in 1307?
The fishermen of Gloucester, Massachusetts, navigate the open seas in hopes of catching the first fish of the Atlantic bluefin tuna season.
When Sean discovers a 17th-century cannon and Shooter finds a 1894 Winchester rifle, the guys decide to have a shooting contest to test them.
Sean examines a pair of 18th-century duelling pistols and some real-life Vikings claim to have dug up a 1,000-year-old axe head.
The team tries out a variety of WWII weapons in preparation for an upcoming re-enactment. Meanwhile, Alex visits Texas for a promotional tour.
Meet Kellene, who makes gourmet prep food, and David, who is setting himself up as the communications hub for a post-Armageddon America.
Crocodiles surround this beautiful island. Dr. Brady Barr and the University of Florida teach some capture techniques.
Millions of generations have engineered red crabs for life on land but their young must hatch in the ocean.
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