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A Town Full of Twins Seeing double is normal in Cândido Godói, Brazil, where the rate of twin births is nearly a thousand percent above the global average. Explorer: Nazi Mystery: Twins from Brazil : SUN NOV 29 9P et/pt : ...

Killer Whale vs. Jaws In 1997, just off the Farallon Islands, a group of whale watchers watch an Orca prey upon a great white shark. Wild: The Whale That Ate Jaws : SAT NOV 28 8P et/pt : channel.nationalgeographic.com From: NationalGeographic 315 ...

Deadly Blast To understand the deadly release of energy caused by an asteroid striking Earth, scientists study the blast of a 5000-pound bomb. Explorer: 24 Hours After Asteroid Impact : TUES NOV 24 10P et/pt : ...

JFK's Assassination On Nov. 22, 1963, hundreds of hours of TV news, radio reports, and home movies captured history as it was chaotically unfolding. The Lost JFK Tapes: The Assassination : MON NOV 23 9P et/pt : ...

Vampires NGC takes you to Romania to dissect the legend of Dracula, and a self-professed, blood-drinking vampire tells all. channel.nationalgeographic.com From: NationalGeographic 139 5 ratings Time: 42:30 More in Shows

Swine Flu: The Science of Pandemics NGC explains the science behind the development and mutation of a superflu virus. How do we contain a new flu virus on the run? channel.nationalgeographic.com From: NationalGeographic 1551 ...

The Emancipation Strategy Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation adds moral purpose to a bloody war and 200000 black recruits to Union ranks. Lincoln: American Mastermind : MON NOV 23 8P et/pt : ...

Ultimate Base Jump National Geographic Adventure Magazine presents their 2009 Adventurer of the Year, Dean Potter, as he climbs the Eiger for the ultimate base jumping experince. From: NationalGeographic 6240 273 ratings Time: 02:45 More in People ...

A New Era in Photography National Geographic Photographer Nick Nichols and Steve Sasson, inventor of the digital camera, on a new era in photography. From: NationalGeographic 6288 328 ratings Time: 02:21 More in Science & Technology

Face-Off With a Deadly Predator Paul Nicklen describes his most amazing experience as a National Geographic photographer - when he came face-to-face with one of the arctic's most vicious predators. From: NationalGeographic 14651 ...

Bird Feathers "Sing" Male club-winged manakins vibrate their wings to create violin-like sounds to impress females, a new study says. Video Courtesy Cornell Lab of Ornithology From: NationalGeographic 2358 214 ratings Time: 01:23 More ...

Wolf Hunting Tactics A band of wolves takes down and elk. From: NationalGeographic 3409 156 ratings Time: 02:54 More in Pets & Animals

Crocs Eating Dinos Paul Sereno and his team of scientists and artists show us what the world looked like in an age when crocs ate dinosaurs. Expedition Week: When Crocs Ate Dinosaurs : SAT NOV 21 9P et/pt : ...

Colonizing Mars Could global warming, a problem here on Earth, be the solution to making Mars a habitable planet? Expedition Week: Mars: Making the New Earth : THU NOV 19 9P et/pt : channel.nationalgeographic.com From: NationalGeographic 307 ...

The Messiah Before Jesus? A three-foot-tall stone tablet from the first century BC may speak of an early Messiah and his resurrection. Expedition Week: The First Jesus? : FRI NOV 20 9P et/pt : ...

Tagging the Great White Scientists and anglers work like a well-trained pit crew to tag a massive Great White, collect data, and get DNA samples. Expedition Week: Expedition Great White : MON NOV 16 9P et/pt : ...

How to Shrink a Human Head Piers Gibbon learns from a local priest how the Shuar people's head shrinking ceremony might have looked. Expedition Week: Search for the Amazon Headshrinkers : SUN NOV 15 9P et/pt : ...

Post-Blast Decontamination What would you do if your town had just been hit by a dirty bomb? Naked Science: Dirty Bomb Attack : THURS NOV 12 10P et/pt : channel.nationalgeographic.com From: NationalGeographic 305 64 ratings Time: 04:00 More ...

Alexander the Great's Lost Tomb For nearly 2000 years Egypt has kept a secret: the final resting place of Alexander the Great, but new theories may reveal it. Expedition Week : channel.nationalgeographic.com From: NationalGeographic 27 ...