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Decline in number of great white sharks in Cape Town, South Africa

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Facts about donkeys including the deep bonds they form and reaponses under stress

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How Ancient Engineers Designed the Ultimate Defensive City of Xingchengbin China

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Video about Starling birds murmurations, how they’re done

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Colony of penguins reaches Tierra Del Fuego in Argentina ❤️🐧

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Seeing orcas in the ocean off the coast of Walsall in the United Kingdom and hearing the sound they make 🫡

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Uganda’s iconic Ankole Longhorn cattle are famous for their long horns that can grow up to 8 feet from tip to tip

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Beautiful, gibbons making gibbon sounds. The males are black, the females are pale yellow

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High income countries have the highest rates of cancer. Dr. Thomas Seyfried explains why to Steven Bartlett on Diary of a CEO

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How Asian are Finnish people video?

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Video of Pootoo Birds, they are masters of camouflaging

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Evolution of bridges

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Massive swirling whirlpool at Devil’s Hole in British Columbia

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The largest forest in the world is the Taiga not the Amazon

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Gibbon swings over a family while crossing a bridge

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Female gibbons have a golden colour

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The smallest monkey specie in the world, the pigmy marmoset

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Cheetah and her cubs crossing road in Kruger National Park, South Africa

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Baby elephants being clumsy and cute

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Encountered a rhino in the Maasai Mara in Nairobi, Kenya

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A bison walked into their garden and started enjoying the fan 😂❤️

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Capturing a giraffe to treat her infected foot

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Encounter with bear in the woods

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How ancient builders built temples in cliffs which have survived for thousands of years

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Bison’s interrupted by cars in their way

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Druski’s entrence to the BET Awards 2026 😭🤣

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Cow and her new born baby ❤️

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Kangaroos just chillin and hopping in an Australian neighbourhood

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The truth about koalas

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Facts about owls: these things are pretty AF (as flowers)

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The 6 independent developers (cradles) of civilisation (key word: independent)

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Dolphins intentionally get high by biting puffer fishes who release neurotoxins.

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Video of 10 rare species found in the Congo Basin

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Why bee honeycomb cells have hexagonal shapes (video by @bowserbee from TikTok)

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Army of ants build bridge to invade wasps nest

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Beaver gets last branch for dam he’s building

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Leopard tries to hunt a baboon but gets beaten by a troop of baboons

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Which plant is this?
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Here’s a different angle

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That's a Catalpa tree, often called an "Indian Bean Tree". It is actually native to North America and doesn't produce beans but dehiscent capsules which are not good for eating due to their toxicity.

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The asteroid that got dinosaurs extinct landed in southeastern Mexico. Part of it was on land and another part in the Gulf of Mexico. It formed the Chicxulub Crater. This happened 66 million years ago.

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Stars have planets around them 🪐
There are billions of stars in a galaxy
There are trillions of galaxies
So the probability of life outside of our solar system is high.


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The verb "ram" as in "ram into it" comes from the way rams fight each other

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Many people think north is up and south is down; tgey actually have nothing to do with up and down.

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The Great Zimbabwe: a pre-colonial trading center in Zimbabwe built by the ancestors of Shona people.
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Some symbols from a writting style known as Nsibidi from south eastern Nigeria and Cameroon (attributed to the Ekoi people). Some symbols are found on artefacts dated to the 5th century AD.
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Here’s a fun maths challenge. See if you can get the answer without looking at the solution which I’ll put in the responses.
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Full solution

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Final answer only

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Can you solve this maths question?
by YouTuber: 𝐀𝐝𝐯𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐌𝐚𝐭𝐡 𝐄𝐱𝐩𝐥𝐨𝐫𝐞𝐫


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African Animals Getting Drunk Off Ripe Marula Fruit
by YouTuber: WorldstarVEVO


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Proof for why anything to the power of zero is equal to 1

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The same sound will sound different to your hearing if the source of the sound is moving towards you or moving away from you. This is called the Doppler Effect.
Presentation by YouTuber: Interesting Engineering


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Why Some Objects Float While Others Sink - by YouTuber: Discovery World

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The numbering system most used today is the "Decimal System" also known as "Hindu Numerals".
It introduced the concept of 0 (zero not the alphabet O) and decimals.

Presented by YouTuber: Bharat Varsh project


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The alphabet I am using is called the "Latin Alphabet" but it has its origins in Kemet (Ancient Egypt).
presented by YouTuber: MegalithHunter


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The Binomial Expansion
By YouTuber: 1st Class Maths


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North is not up. The direction south, north, west and east have nothing to do with up and down
Video by YouTuber: Facts and Tales


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How to Solve a Quadratic Equation by Completing the Square
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How To Solve Quadratic Equations Using The Quadratic Formula
Presented by Youtuber: The Organic Chemistry Tutor


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How To Solve Quadratic Equations By Factoring
Presented by YouTuber: The Organic Chemistry Tutor


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Is there life outside of Earth?

People often think of other planets in our solar system like
Jupiter, Mars and Neptune when trying to answer this
but that is thinking too small and close.

The sun is a star. Just like the sun, other stars have planets
around them. Our galaxy (Milky Way Galaxy) is estimated to have between 100 to
400 Billion stars.

The probability that there is a planet out there with life in the
more than 100 billion solar systems just in our galaxy is high.

All that is just in one galaxy. scientists estimate there's between
100 billion to 2 trillion other galaxies in the observable universe.

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Weight is often presented in kilograms,
the truth is that is actually mass.
Kilograms is a unit for mass.
Weight is measured in Newtons

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If you put a straw in water and cover up the top,
when you lift it up thestraw, the water won't fall.
This is because of air pressure.

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If the long and short hand on a clock are pointing in the same direction,
how long will it take for them to point in the same direction again?

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What is the common name for an infinite sided shape?
Don't look up the answer.

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