Miss Palomine is in her backyard with her camera, hoping to capture some pictures of her favorite kind of butterfly. This begins a discussion of the lifecycle of a butterfly.

Miss Palomine brings her Insect Book outside with her to help identify insects. She talks about the different types of insects and what differentiates them from one another. She provides interesting facts about insects.

Miss Palomine introduces insects to the student. She explains which animals are classified as insects. She then gives several examples of various kinds of insects and their habitats.

Jessi tries to convince you that cockroaches are cool! After the video I bet you'll agree that even though some can be pests, there's way more cool things about them then you knew.

Jessi shares some of her favorite creepy crawly critters for Halloween. Just because they're creepy doesn't mean they aren't amazing!

Jessi and the dogs and cats share how to make spring and summer BBQs fun and safe for your pets.

Brave Crew – an important note about this episode. The plant we feature, known as the Gympie Gympie, is nicknamed 'The Suicide Plant' due to the horrific pain it can cause to those unlucky enough to touch it. The trichomes of the Gympie...

The video “Insects and Groups” describes types of insects that live in groups.

If a honeybee loses its hive or is separated by a large geographical distance with no chance of returning, there is a good chance that it will attempt to enter another hive. At this point, the narrative becomes entirely dependent on what...

The Arthropods Complex Animals Insects video by KLT

“Food Webs” explains the movement of energy from producers to consumers to decomposers.

A video entitled "Living vs. Nonliving Things 2" which describes seven characteristics that all living things share.

We can all agree that insects have heads, right? But what exactly do they have rattling around inside there? Do insects have brains like humans? Or is it just a bunch of nerves and goo? Well join Inés and Alie to get the answers and to...

Dr. Algae shows examples of how different living things receive the food, air, and water that they need to survive.

Christina is new to the Brave Wilderness team. While she may have the wildlife know-how and a shining personality, the question remains: does she have the guts? It's a well-known fact that if you're a Brave Wilderness host, eventually,...

Back in 2017 the Brave Wilderness crew grabbed their popcorn, sat back, and watch the show. Now, it's time to return to the return to bug theatre! What’s a bug theatre you might ask? A bug theatre is a common name for an insect “light...

This week on Nature League, Brit Garner reviews toy animals to see how accurately they stack up against their real life counterparts.

This video is answering the question of what are the advantages of being a nocturnal animal.

Insect eating, mummy scanning and artic games

Explore swimming cats, chocolate and mens ballet

Learn why I don't agree with the "first line tips" provided by WebMD and other online guides. If you have a bug in the ear, and if it has crawled deep, it's always best to see a doctor to get it removed safely. 1) Why do bugs prefer ear...

Contrary to popular belief, cockroaches cannot survive a nuclear explosion; however, it is true that cockroaches are more tolerant of certain ionizing radiation than humans. Even so, they cannot survive bug spray, as it consists of...

Insects eyes have numerous lenses and are called compound eyes. When you get up close and personal to an insect and gaze into its eyes you'll see a pseudo pupil. This video looks at how compound constructed from ommatidium and how they...

Insects eyes have numerous lenses and are called compound eyes. When you get up close and personal to an insect and gaze into its eyes you'll see a pseudo pupil. This video looks at how compound constructed from ommatidium and how they...