Squeaks and Jessi use their pretend time machine to go way back in time and meet a creature even older than dinosaurs, called Dimetrodon!



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New ReviewTheseus journeys to Crete to fight the Minotaur in the Labyrinth and save his people.

The English language is chock full of sailing jargon like even the term “chock full’ but why is that?

Welcome back to the FLUCTUS channel for a discussion about how massive ship propellers are repaired and replaced, as well as some other methods of ship propulsion.



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An introduction to the ‘mammal-like reptiles’ that walked the Earth millions of years before the dinosaurs – and from which all modern-day mammals would eventually evolve. Biology - Animal Kingdom - Learning Points. Early reptiles split...

Learn about Leif Erikson, the Viking explorer who led a daring expedition across the Northern Atlantic, possibly making him the first European to reach North America. Discover how Viking ships, like the Knarr, enabled their exploration...

HMS Victory was one of Britain’s most powerful warships during the Napoleonic Wars, with a crew of over 800 men, including sailors, marines, officers, and midshipmen. Ships like Victory were Britain's primary defense against invasion...

Understand the basics of the Battle of Troy as well as how and why it is referenced in Act 1, Scene 2 of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.

BIG BLUE BOAT, from Nursery Rhymes TV!

The Ancient Roman Guidebook to Picking up Women | Ovid, Roman Life, Ancient History

A Viking shipbuilder describes a Viking ship: what it's made from and the various parts of the ship such as the keel, the prow, the stern, strakes, keelson and mast fish

Find the Distance between two ships | Law of Cosines word problem

For thousands of years, humans have used sailboats to navigate through oceans, seas, and lakes. Explore the history and components of the sailboats and understand how they harness the power of the wind to propel the boat. This video also...

A viking shipbuilder explains how they built their ships; how they made them water tight, what they used to steer the ship and who made the sails.

A little known fact is that people of East Africa were building their own ships and took part in the medieval world's most extensive trade network.