Interactives & Extras

The Cheetah Orphans: Game: Toki’s Survival Challenge

In order to stay alive in the Kenyan bush, Toki must be able to hunt by himself and avoid danger. Can you help him?

Nov 19th, 2009 | 85 comments | 39,587 Views

(141 votes)

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Black Mamba: Photo Essay: The Snake Charmers

View photos of Thea Litschka-Koen and her husband, Clifton, as they try to save lives and change attitudes about the black mamba, Africa's deadliest snake.

Nov 5th, 2009 | 7 comments | 295 Views

(15 votes)

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Born Wild: The First Days of Life: Your Baby Animal Photos

Check out these photo entries to the Born Wild Photo Contest. Then, find out how to enter your own baby animal photos!

Oct 27th, 2009 | 1 comment | 390 Views

(18 votes)

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Cloud: Challenge of the Stallions: A Live Discussion with Filmmaker Ginger Kathrens

On October 25, 2009, NATURE and filmmaker Ginger Kathrens hosted a live discussion about Cloud and the making of the film.

Oct 23rd, 2009 | 276 comments | 705 Views

(28 votes)

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Raptor Force: Raptor Vision Game

See the world through the eyes of a raptor! Using the peregrine falcon's incredible vision, locate the prey hidden in this forest.

Oct 8th, 2009 | 31 comments | 13,525 Views

(85 votes)

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Supersize Crocs: Interactive Crocodile Anatomy

Explore this interactive feature to learn about different aspects of the crocodile's anatomy.

Sep 30th, 2009 | 6 comments | 6,421 Views

(31 votes)

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NATURE Community: Your Hawaii Photos

Check out these photos of Hawaii submitted by members of the NATURE Community. Then find out how to add your own.

Sep 17th, 2009 | 1 comment | 1,129 Views

(7 votes)

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Violent Hawaii: Photo Essay: Volcanoes in Hawaii and Beyond

From Mauna Loa in the Hawaiian Islands to Maat Mons on the surface of Venus, explore these fascinating volcanoes with exciting histories.

Sep 16th, 2009 | 14 comments | 9,116 Views

(18 votes)

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The Queen of Trees: Photo Essay: An Extraordinary Ecosystem

The sycomore fig tree is the center of an entire ecosystem, producing several tons of fruit a year and feeding a greater variety of animals than any other kind of tree in Africa.

Aug 26th, 2009 | 10 comments | 6,820 Views

(23 votes)

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