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Sharks of Wake Island

Video | 02:47

Take a trip with photographer Ian Shive as he visits Wake Island, a coral atoll and part of the protected area known as Pacific Remote Islands Marine National Monument, one of the largest marine conservation areas in the world.

A Penguin's Waddle

Video | 00:47

Penguins swim with speed and grace but on land, they're an adorable mess, heaving their portly bodies to and fro to shuffle one stubby little leg in front of the other.

Nature in Focus | Uncovering Pinnacles National Park

Video | 05:52

Photographer and conservationist Ian Shive explores the lesser-known Pinnacles National Park, finding a unique landscape full of winding trails, towering rock formations, and one of the rarest species of bird found in the wild.

The Mission to Save Grizzly Bear Cubs

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When a mother bear is killed, what happens to her cubs? A team of scientists may have found a solution — an orphanage for grizzly bears.

Shark Week: The Podcast - Eli Roth on Shark Killing Tournaments

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Luke Tipple chats with Eli Roth, award-winning filmmaker and shark conservationist about shark killing tournaments in Florida and across the United States.

Best Moments from Air Jaws: Going for Gold

Photo Gallery | 28 Photos

Bald Eagles Made a Comeback But Now They’re Under Threat Again

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The resurgence of bald eagles in American skies has been touted as one of the biggest conservation successes in the country – but now scientists say the birds are being poisoned by lead.

Shark Week: The Podcast – The Huge “Blob” Threatening Great White Sharks

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Shark Girl Madison Stewart, star of Shark Week’s Jaws vs. The Blob, talks about the changing habits of and dangers to great white sharks.

A Penguin's Waddle Is More Efficient Than Your Walk (Who's Laughing Now?)

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Penguins swim with speed and grace, but on land, they're an adorable mess, heaving their portly bodies to and fro to shuffle one stubby little leg in front of the other. Well, don't be so quick to judge; that cartoonish walk is actually among the most efficient in the animal kingdom. It's even more efficient than yours.