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  • Hawaii's Sharktober show

    Hawaii's Sharktober

    Every year, the number of shark attacks in Hawaii doubles in one specific month. Scientists try to solve the mysterious...

  • The Plot Chickens show

    The Plot Chickens

    Spring brings a baby boom of goats, reindeer, cuddly kittens, and Labrador pups. Charles and Diane surprise the docs on Vet...

  • Free Fall show

    Free Fall

    En route from Singapore to Perth, Qantas Airways Flight 72 takes a sudden nosedive over the Indian Ocean.

  • Fatal Climb show

    Fatal Climb

    Tarom Flight 371 leaves Bucharest, veers off course and nosedives into a field. Can the FBI determine if this was an accident...

  • Power Struggle show

    Power Struggle

    In Indonesia—the deadliest aviation market in the world—a Boeing 737 spirals out of the sky and nosedives into the Java Sea.

  • Perfect Weapon show

    Perfect Weapon

    Perfect Weapon

  • Electric Water Taxi show

    Electric Water Taxi

    Electric Water Taxi

  • Amazing Moments show

    Amazing Moments

    Amazing Moments

  • Amazing Moments show

    Amazing Moments

    Amazing Moments

  • Airline ER show

    Airline ER

    Airline ER

  • Cheating Death show

    Cheating Death

    Cheating Death

  • Everyday Things show

    Everyday Things

    Everyday Things

  • Huge Moves show

    Huge Moves

    Huge Moves

  • Caterpillar show

    Caterpillar

    Caterpillar

  • Inside show

    Inside

    Inside

  • Mega Breakdown show

    Mega Breakdown

    Mega Breakdown

  • Mali Elephants show

    Mali Elephants

    The Mali elephant takes on the longest elephant migration on Earth; in 300-mile circle around the heart of Mali.

  • Walrus show

    Walrus

    Pacific walruses travel according to the movement of the ice. As the ice expands in the winter, they move south.

  • Zebras show

    Zebras

    The migration of the Makgadikgadi Zebras is the second largest zebra migration in the world.

  • Whales show

    Whales

    Sperm whales are the world’s largest toothed whales and are one of the deepest diving cetaceans.