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Allosaurus and Ceratosaurus go at each other at a prehistoric watering hole that became the scene of one of the bloodiest battles in paleo- history. Scientists uncover more than 15,000 bones and discover where multiple dinosaur species fought to the deathunder the intense heat of a Jurassic drought.

During WWII, one airplane was equally at home at 30,000 feet on a reconnaissance mission as it was skimming over treetops while taking the fight to the enemy. With a speed of over 400 mph, the Mosquito was so fast and maneuverable that Germany awarded pilots two kills if they shot one down. Powered by two Rolls Royce Merlin engines, its revolutionary leap of design had no armor, no weapons, could carry the same bomb load as a B-17, and was built entirely of wood! By war's end, over 40 versions...

Its 36 chapters detail the complete range of erotic experience from formulas for aphrodisiacs to foreplay and explicit details of intercourse. More than 2,000 years after a forgotten Hindu high priest sat down to compile all that was written about sex and sensuality, the Kama Sutra continues to inspire delight and spark controversy. Take an unblinking look at one of the most remarkable and, to some, notorious works ever written. This program traces not only the details of the book itself such...

Hosts Mark Sceurman and Mark Moran go on holiday--something most Americans are doing less because they're working more, 100 more hours a year than the famously industrious Japanese. On average, Americans get four weeks less vacation time than Europeans--and they don't even use the time they're allotted! What is behind this weird behavior? Can Americans be convinced to take a breather? Our two Marks show overworked Americans just how to take back their vacations--the weird way. They head to...

Just outside St. Louis, Missouri, lies Purina Farms, the most important site for dog competitions in America and the home of the annual International Jack Russell Trials. Watch as the lovable, pint-sized pooches compete in a variety of events, culminating in the Top Gun Challenge, in which competitors rocket themselves over hurdles, some of which are six times their height!

Only the Model T and the VW Beetle remained as true to their original design as the Morgan. Originally designed in the fifties, but with roots going back still farther, the Morgan is an anachronism that nevertheless enjoys astonishing success today. Simple and sporty, the Morgan stands out in the sea of high-tech wonders that are churned out by sports car manufacturers today. Built by hand at the rate of some 10 a week in Malvern Link, England, Morgans are the only car made today that still...

How troops, weapons, and supplies delivered from transport planes can mean the difference between victory and defeat on the battlefield. From flying the "Hump" to the Berlin Airlift to Operation Desert Shield.

The age of exploration officially ended a long time ago, but countless "new explorers" continue to invent new ways of looking at the world, unraveling mysteries large and small. MYSTERY THROUGH THE LENS introduces two such men Walter McCrone and John Douglas. McCrone seeks answers to the big questions by focusing on the little things, literally. He is world-renowned for using a simple light microscope to solve many famous scientific mysteries. Here, he reveals a method he developed for...

NOAHS, the Center for New Opportunities in Animal Health Sciences at the Smithsonian's National Zoological Park, is led by scientists applying the latest in biomedical research to save endangered species around the world. Meet Mitchell Bush, veterinarian; Stephen O'Brien, geneticist; and David Wildt, reproductive physiologist.

When North Korea admitted to the world that it had restarted its nuclear weapons program, a spotlight shone on a country that for 50 years has been shielded from the eyes of the Western world. Using current events as the jumping off point and the words and experiences of North Korean defectors, we tell the history of the world's most secretive country. Starting with its creation in the aftermath of WWII, we focus on the only two leaders in North Korean history--Kim Il-sung and his son Kim...

The U-2513 is what's known as a Type 21 German U-boat. In the 1940s, the Type 21 was a secret weapon that threatened to change the course of two wars: WWII, and then later, the Cold War. During WWII, German hopes were riding on it, and the Allies were terrified of it. After the war, the British, Americans, and Russians couldn't wait to get their hands on it. It was a weapon that had the potential to change the balance of world power and determine the outcome of the Cold War. Join our Deep Sea...

Within the Island of Cozumel in Mexico, there winds a 6-mile underwater cave system named Cueva Quebrada. Almost a mile from any entrance lies a significant cache of Mayan artifacts, a burial mound, found in 1991 by cave explorers Jeff Bozanic and Steve Ormeroid. How did the Mayans place these objects a mile back into the cave system? Deep Sea Detective John Chatterton trains to become a cave diver and use the newest technology for a deep and treacherous dive to solve the mystery.