Microscopic Videos

Micro Sculptor Willard Wigan shows off some extremely impressive (and tiny) artwork!

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a film by jan and robert jeffersonan abstract film that hovers between astronomocal and microscopic photography.A dangerous cosmic phenomenon appears to unfold.

This installment of Jewels sees Dr. Gary Strobel travel from the lush forest of South America to the clinical world of the laboratory. But the lab is no less exciting than the field, especially since some of the samples Strobel collected on his trip are providing dramatic experimental results. One particular endophyte under investigation prevents fungal growth - not that interesting by itself - but truly remarkable when we learn what else this compound is capable of. Is this micro-organism the missing link in finding a cure for the world's most deadly disease? Find out in part 2 of "Jewels of the Jungle".

A preview of "BLACK TALE: The Whirling Disease Invaders" - An exotic species hits trout hard in Western rivers.

The parasite which causes Whirling Disease is one example of the increasingly difficult problems caused by exotic species around the world. Yellowstone Cutthroat Trout has seen dramatic population declines and other native species - even otters, herons, and grizzly bear, may be at risk. The problem, caused by a parasite which came from Europe and was introduced into the Rocky Mountains early this century, defies an easy solution. Nonetheless, researchers continue to test and apply new strategies in the hopes of restoring native populations.

Part Two of "Black Tale" continues to explore the problem caused by a parasite which came from Europe and was introduced into the Rocky Mountains. Beyond research, this episode reveals how your efforts can help prevent the spread of invasive species like those which cause whirling disease. Over three hundred invasive species are on the brink of colonizing Yellowstone National Park, your awareness could make the difference!