Zoology: Understanding the Animal World

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Animal Futures: Frontiers in Zoology

2017-10-20

Every day, zoologists around the world are asked questions about the future of animal species. What's the biggest threat to wildlife?

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Combating Disease in the Animal Kingdom

2017-10-20

Around 75% of new or emerging infectious human diseases are spread from animals. Examine zoonotic diseases, which are spread between humans and animals and caused by viruses, bacteria, parasites, and fungi.

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Think! How Intelligent Are Animals?

2017-10-20

Zoologists study animal intelligence using a combination of ethology, psychology, and neuroscience. In this episode, look at the behavior of different animals (the use of tools by animals as diverse as otters and elephants, social learning in primates and dolphins, the famous story of a "counting" horse) to determine whether or not animals think.

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Ethology: Studying Animal Behavior

2017-10-20

How do zoologists study animal behavior? How does it help them become better caretakers and conservationists?

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Animal Energetics and the Giant Panda Problem

2017-10-20

Every living thing gets its energy in one of three ways: as a producer, a consumer, or a decomposer. Central to this episode on animal energetics (including metabolism and digestion) is the giant panda, whose carnivorous physiology and plant-based diet make it one of the most inefficient feeders on our planet.

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Protection, Support, and Homeostasis

2017-10-20

From jellyfish to sea lions, every animal on Earth has solved the challenges of movement, protection, and homeostasis in its own way. Dr.

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Size, Structure, and Metabolism

2017-10-20

Explore how an animal's size helps it thrive. Look at allometric scaling (which helps explain diverse characteristics, like why smaller animals like mice have faster breathing and heart rates than the enormous elephant), why invertebrates are much smaller on average than vertebrates, and how bioenergetics - how animals obtain and use fuel - helps us understand animal survival.

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Primate Mammals: Diverse Forest Dwellers

2017-10-20

Gain a greater appreciation for the characteristics of primates: their longer lifespans, omnivorous diets, larger brains, and (the only trait they all have in common) inner ears. To get a better sense of primate diversity, you'll focus on a New World monkey (the golden lion tamarin) and a great ape (the gorilla).

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Carnivore Mammals: Feline, Canine, and Ursine

2017-10-20

Turn now from herbivores to carnivores like lions, tigers, bears, wolves, cats, and dogs. Among the many insights you'll learn are the different ways carnivores evolved to walk and capture prey, as well as their evolutionary history, which stretches back to tree-dwelling animals that lived 50 and 60 million years ago.

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Herbivore Mammals: Ruminants and Runners

2017-10-20

Focus now on two types of herbivorous mammals. The first are ruminants: animals like cows and camels who rely on foregut fermentation and four-chambered stomachs to digest plants.

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What Makes a Mammal: Hair, Milk, and Teeth

2017-10-20

Today, there are more than 5,000 species of mammals assembled in 26 orders and dozens of families. In the first of several episodes on mammalian life, investigate the two traits that make mammals unique from other animals: hair and milk.

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Taking to the Sky: Bird Migration

2017-10-20

One of the most interesting events in the animal kingdom is bird migration by flight. What are the physics of bird flight?

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Form and Function: Bird Nests and Eggs

2017-10-20

Variations in bird reproduction allow birds to survive everywhere from rainforest canopies to Antarctica. Explore the intricacies of bird breeding, nesting, and chick-raising adaptations.

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Beaks, Claws, and Eating like a Bird

2017-10-20

From kingfishers to penguins to vultures, dive into the science of ornithology, the study of our planet's birds. Along the way, you'll encounter topics like the amazing adaptations of bills; the evolution of birds of prey; and the relationship between shorebird migration and the egg-laying season for horseshoe crabs.

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Reptiles: Adaptations for Living on Land

2017-10-20

Reptiles combine primitive, advanced, generalized, and specialized adaptations for life on earth. First, examine the characteristics reptiles share with birds.

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Amphibians, Metamorphosis, and Ecology

2017-10-20

About 350 million years ago, large amphibians were Earth's most abundant species. Now, their future may be in jeopardy.

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Bony Fish, Skates, Sharks, and Rays

2017-10-20

Here, Dr. Moore offers an up-close encounter with some of the most interesting animals on our planet: fishes.

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Deadly Invertebrates: Vectors and Parasites

2017-10-20

What are the real effects of mosquitos, biting flies, and internal parasites on humans? Why are they so important to our planet?

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Bees, Butterflies, and Saving Biodiversity

2017-10-20

There are more than 1 million species of insects on our planet. That's over half of all known extant species.

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Helpful Corals, Clams, and Crustaceans

2017-10-20

Marine invertebrates are some of the most economically important animals on the planet. Learn more about them in this episode on invertebrate "good guys" including mollusks (the largest phylum of marine animals), blue crabs, the American lobster, and corals (which surpass tropical rainforests in their levels of biodiversity).

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How Animals Raise Their Young

2017-10-20

Why is parenting so essential to a species' survival? Why do some animals have different parenting styles?

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Mammal Reproduction: Pandas and Cheetahs

2017-10-20

One goal of zoology is to help save the world's endangered species by ensuring their ability to reproduce. Here, Dr.

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Animal Reproduction: Genes and Environment

2017-10-19

In this episode, explore the diversity of reproductive biology and sex in the animal kingdom. Along the way, you'll cover topics including asexual and sexual reproduction, sexual behaviors in different animal groups, and some of the strangest sexual behavior in the animal kingdom: reproduction outside an animal's body.

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What Do Zoologists Do?

2017-10-19

Get a solid foundation for all the terms and concepts you'll encounter throughout this series. Discover what zoologists do (it's much more than running zoos); take a close look at the phylogenic tree (the tree of life); and examine the definition of terms like species, natural selection, and conservation.

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Zoology: Understanding the Animal World is a series categorized as a new series. Spanning 1 seasons with a total of 24 episodes, the show debuted on 2017. The series has earned a no reviews from both critics and viewers. The IMDb score stands at undefined.

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