In this vidoes you will learn about the scienctiic facts that ouccurs the in dept of the Ocean and mountains in India.

In this video, students learn all about how water moves below, on, and above ground to make the water cycle. We learn all sorts of new vocabulary words such as condensation and precipitation. Water changes forms, but the water we see...

In this lesson, we explore different types of landforms. Landforms are physical features of the Earth's surface. They can be found all over our globe, and all look very different. How many can you think of? Learn a few more with us today!

Bodies of Water differentiates between different bodies of water by exploring bays, canals, gulfs, lakes, oceans, rivers, seas, and straits.

Learn about Phytoplankton's Diatoms and Dinoflagellates and their process of producing oxygen and feeding marine animals with the phytoplankton video.

A video entitled “Exploration Earth” which identifies the continents and oceans on a world map.

The video titled “Animals Living in Water” shows you some animals that are commonly found living in ponds, rivers, and oceans.

"Comparing Wetlands" introduces the concept of wetlands and illustrates this topic by discussing the different types in terms of one another.

Fossil Fuel Use in Motor Vehicles explores negative environmental impacts by explaining how the use of fossil fuels in motor vehicles affects the planet.

Have you ever wondered how weather is formed? The weather is mainly influenced by polar and tropical air masses. Watch the video to learn more!

Types of Pollution discusses the dangers of pollution by reviewing the four main types and examples of each.

The Water Cycle and the Ocean explains the water cycle by describing the basic components of the water cycle, including the ocean’s important connection to Earth’s water reservoir.

The Hydrosphere discusses the concept of the hydrosphere and highlights its importance by breaking down the four forms of water and how they all work together in the water cycle.

“Physical and Human Geography” explains both physical geography and human geography, while identifying features of the United States that provide an example of each type.

"What Is a Flood?" explains what a flood is and gives examples of the effects of floods on people and the environment.

A video entitled “Deepsea Challenger” which discusses scientific exploration of the deep sea, focusing specifically on expeditions into the Challenger Deep section of the Mariana Trench.

The video “Climate: How Does It Impact the Way People Live?” defines climate and identifies the many factors that influence it.

The video “Catching a Sound Wave'' gives a general overview of how sound waves travel, with a focus on the phenomenon of echoes and how they are used in nature and science.

A video entitled “Atmosphere and Oceans: How Are They Connected?” which introduces Earth’s atmosphere and oceans by describing both and discussing their processes.

In this episode of "From A to B", Adrian asks Brit how humans came up with tales about sea monsters.

On this episode of Nature League, Brit shares the #TeamSeas fundraiser by showcasing the beauty of the Gulf of Mexico near her hometown in Florida

In this Nature League Lesson Plan, Brit explains some ocean basics and then answers questions related to the Earth’s seas.

Let your tentacles trail behind you while we explore these unusual cephalopods. 00:00 There are many different ways to be a squid... 01:29 cockatoo squid 02:28 Asperoteuthis mangoldae 03:23 piglet squid

Gently glide with some skates through the depths of the oceans, as they wing their way through the darkness