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    New series and specials will immerse viewers in the mysterious and entertaining lives of nature’s creatures of land, sea, and air.

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    Swamp Men

    Watch wild animal wranglers of the Everglades’ Big Cypress Swamp in action with new adventures Mondays at 10P.

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    Wild Nights

    Tune in to watch Mireya Mayor explore concrete jungles for rare and wild animals. Catch new episodes Mondays at 9P.

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    Backyard Birding

    Interested in birding? Visit the new Backyard Birding site for bird facts, identification, audio, photos, and more!

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    All About Sharks

    Sharks have prowled Earth's seas, essentially unchanged, for 400 million years. Learn more about these vital predators with facts, photos, video, and more.

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Animal News

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    Lizard Evolving for Live Birth

    A skink species lays eggs on the coast but births babies in the mountains, giving a rare glimpse at how placentas evolved, scientists say.

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    Bat Evolved to "Whisper"

    The barbastelle bat has lowered its voice to evade detection by moths with keen hearing, a new study says.

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National Geographic Magazine

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    The Beauty of Insect Eggs

    Engineered for survival, insect eggs hang on and hatch wherever their parents deposit them.

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    Eels Photo Gallery

    The freshwater eel is one of the few fishes to spawn in the ocean and spend its adulthood in lakes, rivers, and estuaries.