Nature

03/25/2009 :: 12:48:35 PM
jamie Says:

boreing

03/26/2009 :: 12:34:06 PM
maggie Says:

this game is like a school lesson.snore….

04/12/2009 :: 09:08:50 PM
Carl Brathwaite Says:

Thank you for bringing these interactive tools to us. I have viewed Nature numerous times and would of loved the interactive tool to explore on my own and also to show my kids. I was born in Guyana but never knew about the difference in our countries, right next door to mine. Thank you for the informative programs and all the hard work that went into bringing it to us.

04/13/2009 :: 07:24:30 PM
Claudia Says:

Hey Jamie…learn how to spell.
I absolutely love this show, always informative…the way glaciers move, grow and retreat are awesome. Thanks Nature

04/15/2009 :: 12:16:14 AM
Doc Says:

OK, I’ll venture a guess that Jamie is 8 and Maggie is 6. You two go watch Dora The Explorer now…

04/15/2009 :: 03:00:52 AM
Adam Helman Says:

A magnificent combination of information and entertainment. Having climbed in the Andes, this Nature program reawakened memories. Spurred by the bizarre, surreal terrain of southwest Bolivia’s salt pans, my next Andean trip will be THERE, acclimatizing, in preparation for Nevado Sajama - Bolivia’s highest peak.

Hardly “boring”, I conclude with a hearty “Thank you” for providing this excellent, fact-filled program.

Sincerely,
Adam Helman

04/15/2009 :: 03:36:59 PM
Quankers Says:

Anyone who finds this boring needs to be illuminated. This is the natural system upon which life depends. It is amazing to learn that all the mighty rivers that shape mankind and its history originate as nothing more than drops of water along mountains.

It is one of the most fascinating things you can learn about.

07/02/2009 :: 11:55:57 AM
linsey Says:

really interesting and cool!