Curated Video
The History of Earth's Atmosphere and the Evolution of Oxygen
The video discusses the history of the Earth's atmosphere and how it has changed over time. It explains the theories and evidence scientists have used to hypothesize these changes, from the early atmosphere being similar to that of Mars...
Brave Wilderness
Mysterious Water Anole
On this episode of Breaking Trail, Coyote and the crew are in search of the mysterious Water Anole! Deep in the rainforests of Costa Rica lives a very specialized reptile, the elusive Water Anole. These Anoles are not only beautiful with...
Curated Video
Bulgaria, Ivanovo Rock Monastery - Saint Mochael the Archangel
The monastery was founded in the 1220s by the monk Yoakim, who later became a Bulgarian patriarch. The Bulgarian tsars Yoan Asen __ (1218-1241), Yoan Alexander (1331-1371) and other representatives of the royal court, were among the...
Let's Tute
The Science Behind the Fragrance of the First Rain: Petrichor Explained
This video explains the science behind the pleasant fragrance we experience after the first rain, known as petrichor. It explores the role of plant oils and bacteria in the soil that contribute to this unique scent.
Mazz Media
Elastic Rebound Theory
In this video, students will learn what happens when stresses build up in rocks along a fault and what happens when these stresses are released. Viewers will come to understand how these stresses relate to earthquakes and how they can be...
Visual Learning Systems
Rocks: Video Assessment
Upon viewing the Rocks video series, students will be able to do the following: Define rock as a solid, naturally-occurring mixture of minerals. Define minerals as solids with a definite chemical composition and crystal structure....
Brave Wilderness
Water Snake Island!
Coyote Peterson lives for adventure and for him kayaking to a remote island that is home to thousands of snakes is the perfect way to spend a day at the beach! North Bass Island is a sanctuary for one of the rarest snakes on the planet,...
Independent Producers
Beach Erosion Threatens Infrastructure
What happens when human structures and nature come into conflict? Ocean Beach in San Francisco is naturally eroding, but the consequence of this shifting shoreline is that a sewage treatment plant is put in peril. Without intervention,...
Visual Learning Systems
Rocks: Introduction
Upon viewing the Rocks video series, students will be able to do the following: Define rock as a solid, naturally-occurring mixture of minerals. Define minerals as solids with a definite chemical composition and crystal structure....
The Viral Fever
Kandovan Caves, Iran
Kandovan Caves, Iran full length: In this video, we explore the unique cave-dwelling village of Kandovan in Iran. This 13th-century village is home to a population of 670 people who reside in cone-shaped troglodyte homes. The village's...
Science360
Ecologists test stability of Maine ecosystem over 2 decades
Working on a lobster boat in Swan's Island, Maine, typically means an early wake-up call. The boats head out around 5:30 in the morning. For University of Pennsylvania ecologist Peter Petraitis, California State Northridge biologist...
Brave Wilderness
NEW SPECIES FOUND?! Rare Blue Crayfish!
On this episode of Breaking Trail, Coyote finds an extremely blue and quite possibly new species of Crayfish! While adventuring in the back hills of West Virginia with herpetologist Tim Brust the team set their sites on encountering this...
Brave Wilderness
SPIKED by a Sea Urchin?
On this episode of Beyond the Tide, Coyote and the crew go tide pooling off the coast of Hawaii’s most majestic island, Kauai! The Hawaiian Islands, a well known divers paradise, boast some of the most amazing collections of marine life...
Brave Wilderness
Extremely Poisonous Newt!
On this episode of Breaking Trail, Coyote and the crew hike into the redwood forests of Northern California in search of the extremely poisonous California Newt! Known for being one of the most toxic animals in the United States, the...
Curated Video
KS2 Primary English Age 9-13 - Reading: PEE and PEED - Explained
SchoolOnline's Primary English videos are brilliant, bite-size tutorial videos delivered by examiners and skilled teachers. Ideal for ages 9-13, they cover every key skill in English Reading and Writing that students need to master in...
Mazz Media
Benthos
This live-action video program is about the word benthos. The program is designed to reinforce and support a student's comprehension and retention of the word benthos through use of video footage, photographs, diagrams and colorful,...
NASA
NASA Explorers: Apollo: Episode 3: Moon Girl
Meet the scientists who are making big discoveries by studying some very tiny rocks. The women of NASA’s Mid-Atlantic Noble Gas Research Laboratory (MNGRL) are getting ready to analyze never-before-seen Moon samples. These samples,...
Visual Learning Systems
The Rock Cycle: Introduction
Upon viewing the The Rock Cycle video series, students will be able to do the following: Explain that rocks are non-living substances made up of one or more minerals. Understand that a mineral is a natural substance with a definite...
Visual Learning Systems
Rocks and the Rock Cycle: Introduction
The rock cycle is illustrated in detail using easy-to-understand animations. Examples of the various types of rocks are introduced and the characteristics of different rocks are compared. Other terminology includes: rock cycle, igneous,...
National Parks Service
Shenandoah National Park - Shenandoah Salamander (For Elementary School Students)
A short film telling the story of the Shenandoah salamander, an endangered species endemic to Shenandoah National Park. This specific version is edited for use by elementary school students.
National Parks Service
Glacier National Park - Backcountry Summer Camping
Backcountry camping in Glacier is an incredible experience. Campsites may be reserved starting in March and continuing up to seven days prior to your desired trip start date (subject to advance reservation availability). Watching this...
DoodleScience
Renewable Energy Resources_ Part 2 _ GCSE Physics
Geothermal energy uses hot water and steam from deep underground to drive turbines. Radioactive decay of substances like uranium heats up rocks, which may heat water that rises as steam. In some places there may be hot rocks but no...
Next Animation Studio
The moon lost its magnetic fields one billion years ago: Study
Billions of years ago, the ancient moon had a powerful dynamo at its core that produced a strong global magnetic field.