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National Geographic: Panama Wild - Rain Forest of Life
Unknown
1996
It appears out of the dawn of time... ...a creation of the sun, caldron of life. This is the tropical forest nature at her most extravagant. S...Rate it:

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National Geographic: Rain Forest
Unknown
1983
Millions of years ago, before man, before the ice ages, when the world was warm and humid, forests like these covered much of the earth. And i...Rate it:

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National Geographic: Realm of the Alligator
Unknown
1987
This is a place of unseen danger and subtle beauty. It is a mysterious swamp called "Okefenokee"... the realm of the Alligator. Okefenokee... ...Rate it:

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National Geographic: Reflections on Elephants
Unknown
1994
Like the giant sea monsters that once stalked the ocean floors, an unlikely creature still roams the earth. So much like the treasured whales...Rate it:

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National Geographic: Return To Everest
Unknown
1984
Return to Everest In the Himalayan foothills, Kathmandu long has been a crossroads its streets and holy places filled with travelers enroute t...Rate it:

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National Geographic: Rhythms of Life
Unknown
1995
From the first dawn of creation to the end of time our world, our lives, and every living thing are attuned to a cosmic song a celestial caden...Rate it:

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National Geographic: Secrets of the Titanic
Nicolas Noxon
1986
It began here in ireiand at the Harland and Wolff shipyard in Belfast. Three thousand men would labor here for more than 2 years. They were bui...Rate it:

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National Geographic: Six Degrees Could Change the World
Unknown
2008
We have signs of very great changes occurring on the planet. Everything happened so fast. There's creeks drying up that have never dried up in ...Rate it:

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National Geographic: Spitting Mad - Wild Camel of the Andes
Unknown
1997
In remote corners of South America lives a feisty animal, the elegant camel-like guanaco. You've got to be taught to survive here, especially i...Rate it:

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National Geographic: The Battle for Midway
Unknown
1998
A lonely outpost of coral and sand. A thousand miles from anywhere. Yet here, on a blue morning in June, 1942, America and Japan fought for con...Rate it:

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National Geographic: The Body Changers
Unknown
2000
In the beginning, there is the fertilized egg. Its form couldn't be simpler. But this will change. It's a piece of work to craft a creature fr...Rate it:

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National Geographic: The Fox and the Shark
Unknown
1985
December 8, 1963 a day like any other. At Alldinga Beach, the annual South Australian spearfishing championships are set to begin. a life insu...Rate it:

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National Geographic: The Great Indian Railway
Unknown
1995
India is a land of dreams Where images, however fleeting are remembered long after the journey's end The railway is her lifeline crossing not o...Rate it:

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National Geographic: The Incredible Human Body
Karen Goodman
2002
Narrator: The human body... A heart that will beat some three billion times... Lungs that deliver breath through 1,500 miles of airways. All s...Rate it:

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National Geographic: The Invisible World
Alex Pomansanof
1979
Though remarkably sensitive and accurate the human eye is an extremely limited device a surprisingly narrow window on our world In the fragile...Rate it:

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National Geographic: The Jungle Navy
Unknown
1999
Central Africa. 1915. A small band of British soldiers marches through the jungle on a bizarre and secret mission. In Europe, the first World W...Rate it:

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National Geographic: The New Chimpanzees
Unknown
1995
"THE NEW CHIMPANZEES" Chimpanzees. So like us, we are both captivated and repelled. As we move through the looking glass into their world we a...Rate it:

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National Geographic: The Noble Horse
Gail Willumsen
1999
He gives us his all. Speed. Endurance. Power. Yet his wild spirit burns bright. Spark of ancient myth... pride of king and conqueror... ......Rate it:

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National Geographic: The Rhino War
Unknown
1987
OK, there's the mother. Now look at this might pull the skin to the side there. Yeah. This is a loft of. Right, shall we look for a place to ...Rate it:

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National Geographic: The Savage Garden
John Rubin
1997
Sir Francis Bacon wrote, God Almighty first planted a garden, and indeed it is the purest of human pleasures. "Cultivators of the earth," acco...Rate it:

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National Geographic: The Search For the Battleship Bismark
Unknown
1989
On February 14, 1939, the massive hull of au unfinished German warship slid into the water at Hamburg. For the Nazi party, it was a day to cel...Rate it:

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National Geographic: The Secret Life of Cats
Unknown
1998
And they all lived happily ever after. G'night, sweetie. In an ordinary house on an ordinary street... Kyle, are you in bed? ...there lived a...Rate it:

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National Geographic: The Soul of Spain
Miriam Birch
1991
In the courtyard of Madrid's Royal Palace the King's Guard recalls an era of regal splendor, privilege and might in Spain's past Viva! But the...Rate it:

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National Geographic: Those Wonderful Dogs
Unknown
1989
The English language contains dozens of words that describe the dog Yet none alone seems entirely adequate loving, loyal, devoted, amusing, sp...Rate it:

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