Banquet on Legs
When an octopus known for its size and hunting prowess encounters a football-field-sized team of spider crabs, the outcome isn’t what you might expect.
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The Tuna Herders
Climate change has forced these Galápagos sea lions to turn to a new food source. Since they can't outswim their prey, they use wits and teamwork instead.
High Drama
Sometimes the best way out of a sticky situation is up, up and away.
Taking Down Goliath
The world’s largest frogs are also among the most coveted in the African bushmeat trade. Can grassroots efforts save the goliath frog from extinction?
Face Off
With eight eyes, two hydraulic legs, and impressive cognitive abilities, this jumping spider has a leg up on even the feistiest prey.
Beach Crashers
Risking it all, some orcas have taken their hunt onto the shore, and their strategy is catching on.
Lens of Time: A Record-Breaking Tongue Lashing
The smallest chameleons on Earth perform one of the most explosive movements in the animal kingdom.
Boxing Day
Female hares can deftly defend themselves when unwelcome suitors pay a visit, but when climate change comes calling, fighting back proves more difficult.
Unexpected Dinner Guests
Something strange is happening off the northern coast of Norway—transforming natural enemies into unlikely partners.
Hammerhead Gaze
This apex predator's widely set eyes give it much better binocular vision than most sharks—just one of several reasons why hammerheads are such successful hunters.
The Tuna Herders
Climate change has forced these Galápagos sea lions to turn to a new food source. Since they can't outswim their prey, they use wits and teamwork instead.
High Drama
Sometimes the best way out of a sticky situation is up, up and away.
Taking Down Goliath
The world’s largest frogs are also among the most coveted in the African bushmeat trade. Can grassroots efforts save the goliath frog from extinction?
Face Off
With eight eyes, two hydraulic legs, and impressive cognitive abilities, this jumping spider has a leg up on even the feistiest prey.
Beach Crashers
Risking it all, some orcas have taken their hunt onto the shore, and their strategy is catching on.
Lens of Time: A Record-Breaking Tongue Lashing
The smallest chameleons on Earth perform one of the most explosive movements in the animal kingdom.
Boxing Day
Female hares can deftly defend themselves when unwelcome suitors pay a visit, but when climate change comes calling, fighting back proves more difficult.
Unexpected Dinner Guests
Something strange is happening off the northern coast of Norway—transforming natural enemies into unlikely partners.
Hammerhead Gaze
This apex predator's widely set eyes give it much better binocular vision than most sharks—just one of several reasons why hammerheads are such successful hunters.