I received an email from Minjae Ormes, of the National Geographic Channel announcing a programming event, Great Migrations, which began on November 7, and will continue with 6 additional programs. Following the migrations of many animals, the program also includes multimedia sites, and videos.
Here are two video clips from the first program, which was broadcast last Sunday:
Red Crab Marathon
Mantis vs. Monarch
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