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See an Extremely Rare Jungle Dog | National Geographic
(0) | 06/08/2017 | Translate: One of the Amazon rain forest’s most elusive inhabitants, the short-eared dog, has been caught on video in southeastern Peru.
Punishment by a wild dog Excerpt from the Show Dog Whisperer National Geographic's, where the dog trainer Cesar Millan tries to tackle behavioural problems of a Labrador who became angry during food. Things are not going very well ...- Orca whale attacks a white shark A lone killer whale, filmed by national geographic hunting and killing a great white shark off south africa.
- How are euro coins made? The manufacturing process of the €2 coin from the show "How It Works" the National Geographic.
- People find their lost dog in a forest People find their dog in a forest 3 days after the animal ran away with a leash.
- Horse hits tree and farts on dogs A dashing horse named Sven bursts into a private forest and kicks a tree with a hoof before farting at his dog friends and running off again.
- Corinth Canal: the deepest canal in the world From the Europe From Above series, National Geographic presented the deepest canal in the world, the Corinth Canal.
- The revenge of Melissa Japanese honeybees are planning to kill a large WaSP that detector detects the hive. From National Geographic.
- Amazon delivery man gives package to dogs An Amazon driver intentionally gives the package to the dog instead of placing it in the separate safe area. Then the dog tore the package and its contents.
- Making a dog puzzle Day 7 of the Scrapwood Challenge was probably a day too far! I was shattered before I started and after 10 hours working on a project I ditched it as I just wasn't happy with it! I then had to think fast what to make, it was 6-15pm, this dog puzzle was on my long list of ideas. I went with it as I thought I could just about get it done. Long and short of it, the project and the editing was thrown together! The edit took about two and half hours, finishing at 1-30am, record time!
- Grumpy Toadfish Sing Strange Love Songs | National Geographic Researchers have discovered that grumpy-looking toadfish each have unique songs.
RESURRECTION –; Rescue of a VW 1955 panelvan –; Forest find ! AirMapp & Serial Kombi present "RESURRECTION", a short movie about the found and the rescue of my 1955 panelvan. It was abandonned deep in a french alps valley since at least 40 years and we pulled it out of the forest in september 2016 by "restoring" it on site and driving it down the mountain !- A Friendly Arctic Fox Greets Explorers | National Geographic In the frozen landscape of the Canadian Arctic, one Arctic fox got very curious about one human visitor.
- Deep Bore Into Antarctica Finds Freezing Ice, Not Melting as Expected | National Geographic At the Ross Ice Shelf in Antarctica, scientists used a hot-water drill hose to create a hole through the thick ice until they reached the perpetually dark water. What they found surprised them.
- Baby Sloth Rescue in Costa Rica Occurred on January 15, 2018 / Morgans Jungle Lodge, Part of the Peninsula, Costa Rica We own an eco lodge in a remote section of Costa Rica. Our guest told us of a baby sloth that they saw about a half mile down the beach on the rocks still alive. We ran down to find it before it died and scared off a couple of dogs who were about to run up on it. We found the rare, young, 2-toe sloth that survived the high tide and a storm overnight. It was wet with salt water and had sand in its eyes. It appeared tired and scared and began to cry out to us as we approached. With no adult sloths in site we carefully placed him in a box with a towel then took him back to the lodge and rinsed the salt water off its face. We then took the baby sloth to the animal rescue center at Tranquility just down the road. He seemed to be fine and happy to be dried off and safe.
- Watch the Ancient Art of Chocolate-Making | National Geographic The ancient Maya tradition of chocolate-making still thrives in Antigua, Guatemala. Fourth-generation chocolatiers at Chocolate D' Taza harvest, roast, grind, and dry the chocolate by hand during a four-day process.