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inside the nose of an elephant sciencetake

elephants have a keen nose they have more smell receptors than any mammal including dogs and can sniff out food that is several miles away a new study tests their ability to distinguish between similar smelling plantsread the story here: https:wwwnytimescom20180619scienceelephants-smell-trunkhtmlevery week sciencetake answers questions like how monkeys teach manners elephants show empathy and ants imitate water tune in tuesdays at 4 pmmore from the new york times video: subscribe: http:bitlyu8ys7nwatch all of our videos here: http:nytimescomvideofacebook: https:wwwfacebookcomnytvideotwitter: https:twittercomnytvideo----------whether it039s reporting on conflicts abroad and political divisions at home or covering the latest style trends and scientific developments new york times video journalists provide a revealing and unforgettable view of the world it039s all the news that039s fit to watch
see life through the eyes of a polar bear sciencetake

polar bears fitted with cameras have provided an unfiltered view of their lives swimming socializing foraging for berries and even killing a seal in this 2016 episode scientists investigated polar bear activity and energy use and how the animals are affected by climate changeread the story here: https:wwwnytimescom20160613sciencescience-take-video-polar-bearshtmlevery week sciencetake answers questions like how monkeys teach manners elephants show empathy and ants imitate water tune in tuesdays at 4 pmmore from the new york times video: subscribe: http:bitlyu8ys7nwatch all of our videos here: http:nytimescomvideofacebook: https:wwwfacebookcomnytvideotwitter: https:twittercomnytvideo----------whether it039s reporting on conflicts abroad and political divisions at home or covering the latest style trends and scientific developments new york times video journalists provide a revealing and unforgettable view of the world it039s all the news that03
watch: peacocks shake and rattle to attract females sciencetake

peacocks not only show their spectacular tails they rattle them but how we plucked this 2016 episode from our sciencetake archive to examine the complex physics of feather vibrationmore from the new york times video: subscribe: http:bitlyu8ys7nwatch all of our videos here: http:nytimescomvideofacebook: https:wwwfacebookcomnytvideotwitter: https:twittercomnytvideo----------whether it039s reporting on conflicts abroad and political divisions at home or covering the latest style trends and scientific developments new york times video journalists provide a revealing and unforgettable view of the world it039s all the news that039s fit to watch
why do bees buzz sciencetake the new york times

all bees buzz when they fly some bees buzz to communicate while others buzz to pollinate plants flowers and cropssubscribe on youtube:http:bitlyu8ys7nbumble bees use their buzz to pollinate flowers and crops which is vital to producing food for humans in order for bees to release the pollen they collect they buzz their bodies to shake it off without bees humans may not be able to produce food at the scale we do---------------------------------------------------------------want more from the new york timeswatch more videos at:http:nytimescomvideofacebook:https:wwwfacebookcomnytvideotwitter:https:twittercomnytvideoinstagram:http:instagramcomnytvideowhether it039s reporting on conflicts abroad and political divisions at home or covering the latest style trends and scientific developments new york times video journalists provide a revealing and unforgettable view of the world it039s all the news that039s fit to watch on youtubewhy do bees
ants use bodies as building blocks to form living eiffel tower sciencetake the new york times

see how ants build towers in sciencetake combining cutting-edge research from the world of science with stunning footage of the natural world in actionsubscribe to the times video newsletter for free and get a handpicked selection of the best videos from the new york times every week: http:bitlytimesvideonewslettersubscribe on youtube: http:bitlyu8ys7nwatch more videos at: http:nytimescomvideo---------------------------------------------------------------want more from the new york timestwitter: https:twittercomnytvideoinstagram: http:instagramcomnytvideofacebook: https:wwwfacebookcomnytvideogoogle: https:plusgooglecomnytimeswhether it039s reporting on conflicts abroad and political divisions at home or covering the latest style trends and scientific developments new york times video journalists provide a revealing and unforgettable view of the world it039s all the news that039s fit to watch on youtubeants use bodies as building blocks to
moby microbe sciencetake the new york times

scientists have captured video of a one-celled microorganism using a complex biological harpoon gun to shoot and then tow away its prey read the story here: http:nytims2o3bnmasubscribe to the times video newsletter for free and get a handpicked selection of the best videos from the new york times every week: http:bitlytimesvideonewslettersubscribe on youtube: http:bitlyu8ys7nwatch more videos at: http:nytimescomvideo---------------------------------------------------------------want more from the new york timestwitter: https:twittercomnytvideoinstagram: http:instagramcomnytvideofacebook: https:wwwfacebookcomnytvideogoogle: https:plusgooglecomnytimeswhether it039s reporting on conflicts abroad and political divisions at home or covering the latest style trends and scientific developments new york times video journalists provide a revealing and unforgettable view of the world it039s all the news that039s fit to watch on youtubemoby micr
wonders of the deep sciencetake the new york times

see how monkeys teach manners elephants show empathy and ants imitate water in sciencetake combining cutting-edge research from the world of science with stunning footage of the natural world in actionsubscribe to the times video newsletter for free and get a handpicked selection of the best videos from the new york times every week: http:bitlytimesvideonewslettersubscribe on youtube: http:bitlyu8ys7nwatch more videos at: http:nytimescomvideo---------------------------------------------------------------want more from the new york timestwitter: https:twittercomnytvideoinstagram: http:instagramcomnytvideofacebook: https:wwwfacebookcomnytvideogoogle: https:plusgooglecomnytimeswhether it039s reporting on conflicts abroad and political divisions at home or covering the latest style trends and scientific developments new york times video journalists provide a revealing and unforgettable view of the world it039s all the news that039s fit to watch
maggot mystery sciencetake the new york times

in this episode of sciencetake researchers have used x-rays and cat scans to demonstrate the metamorphosis of maggots morphing into fliessubscribe to the times video newsletter for free and get a handpicked selection of the best videos from the new york times every week: http:bitlytimesvideonewslettersubscribe on youtube: http:bitlyu8ys7nwatch more videos at: http:nytimescomvideo---------------------------------------------------------------want more from the new york timestwitter: https:twittercomnytvideoinstagram: http:instagramcomnytvideofacebook: https:wwwfacebookcomnytvideogoogle: https:plusgooglecomnytimeswhether it039s reporting on conflicts abroad and political divisions at home or covering the latest style trends and scientific developments new york times video journalists provide a revealing and unforgettable view of the world it039s all the news that039s fit to watch on youtubemaggot mystery sciencetake the new york timesht
a seafloor microscope sciencetake the new york times

an underwater microscope that divers can use to view corals on the seafloor can show details down to one micron or one-hundredth the width of a human hairproduced by: samantha stark and james gormanread the story here: http:nytims29ovjvcsubscribe to the times video newsletter for free and get a handpicked selection of the best videos from the new york times every week: http:bitlytimesvideonewslettersubscribe on youtube: http:bitlyu8ys7nwatch more videos at: http:nytimescomvideo---------------------------------------------------------------want more from the new york timestwitter: https:twittercomnytvideoinstagram: http:instagramcomnytvideofacebook: https:wwwfacebookcomnytvideogoogle: https:plusgooglecomnytimeswhether it039s reporting on conflicts abroad and political divisions at home or covering the latest style trends and scientific developments new york times video journalists provide a revealing and unforgettable view of the world it03
treefrogs hatch themselves sciencetake the new york times

exploring the science of how treefrogs hatchproduced by: manjula varghese and james gormanread the story here: http:nytims292b2zysubscribe to the times video newsletter for free and get a handpicked selection of the best videos from the new york times every week: http:bitlytimesvideonewslettersubscribe on youtube: http:bitlyu8ys7nwatch more videos at: http:nytimescomvideo---------------------------------------------------------------want more from the new york timestwitter: https:twittercomnytvideoinstagram: http:instagramcomnytvideofacebook: https:wwwfacebookcomnytvideogoogle: https:plusgooglecomnytimeswhether it039s reporting on conflicts abroad and political divisions at home or covering the latest style trends and scientific developments new york times video journalists provide a revealing and unforgettable view of the world it039s all the news that039s fit to watch on youtubetreefrogs hatch themselves sciencetake the new yo
fruit fly surgery sciencetake the new york times

scientists have developed a new method for peeking into the brain of a freely walking fruit fly by peeling back its headproduced by: samantha stark and james gormanread the story here: http:nytims1pg2etrsubscribe to the times video newsletter for free and get a handpicked selection of the best videos from the new york times every week: http:bitlytimesvideonewslettersubscribe on youtube: http:bitlyu8ys7nwatch more videos at: http:nytimescomvideo---------------------------------------------------------------want more from the new york timestwitter: https:twittercomnytvideoinstagram: http:instagramcomnytvideofacebook: https:wwwfacebookcomnytvideogoogle: https:plusgooglecomnytimeswhether it039s reporting on conflicts abroad and political divisions at home or covering the latest style trends and scientific developments new york times video journalists provide a revealing and unforgettable view of the world it039s all the news that039s fi
crayfish in trouble sciencetake the new york times

the murray crayfish is so sensitive to changes in its environment that researchers in australia can track it to asses the health of rivers and streamsproduced by: samantha stark and james gormanread the story here: http:nytims1sjughusubscribe to the times video newsletter for free and get a handpicked selection of the best videos from the new york times every week: http:bitlytimesvideonewslettersubscribe on youtube: http:bitlyu8ys7nwatch more videos at: http:nytimescomvideo---------------------------------------------------------------want more from the new york timestwitter: https:twittercomnytvideoinstagram: http:instagramcomnytvideofacebook: https:wwwfacebookcomnytvideogoogle: https:plusgooglecomnytimeswhether it039s reporting on conflicts abroad and political divisions at home or covering the latest style trends and scientific developments new york times video journalists provide a revealing and unforgettable view of the world it039s all the news that039s fit to watch on youtubecrayfish in trouble sciencetake the new york timeshttp:wwwyoutubecomuserthenewyorktimes
wings that sing sciencetake the new york times

male african broadbills use their wings not their voices to make sounds that attract femalesproduced by: samantha stark and james gormanread the story here: http:nytims1ryprmvsubscribe to the times video newsletter for free and get a handpicked selection of the best videos from the new york times every week: http:bitlytimesvideonewslettersubscribe on youtube: http:bitlyu8ys7nwatch more videos at: http:nytimescomvideo---------------------------------------------------------------want more from the new york timestwitter: https:twittercomnytvideoinstagram: http:instagramcomnytvideofacebook: https:wwwfacebookcomnytvideogoogle: https:plusgooglecomnytimeswhether it039s reporting on conflicts abroad and political divisions at home or covering the latest style trends and scientific developments new york times video journalists provide a revealing and unforgettable view of the world it039s all the news that039s fit to watch on youtubewings that sing sciencetake the new york timeshttp:wwwyoutubecomuserthenewyorktimes
japanese monkeys itch to be popular sciencetake the new york times

researchers interested in the costs and benefits of social behavior studied japanese macaques looking for ties between social contacts and liceproduced by: samantha stark and james gormanread the story here: http:nytims1suinmwsubscribe to the times video newsletter for free and get a handpicked selection of the best videos from the new york times every week: http:bitlytimesvideonewslettersubscribe on youtube: http:bitlyu8ys7nwatch more videos at: http:nytimescomvideo---------------------------------------------------------------want more from the new york timestwitter: https:twittercomnytvideoinstagram: http:instagramcomnytvideofacebook: https:wwwfacebookcomnytvideogoogle: https:plusgooglecomnytimeswhether it039s reporting on conflicts abroad and political divisions at home or covering the latest style trends and scientific developments new york times video journalists provide a revealing and unforgettable view of the world it039s all the news that039s fit to watch on youtubejapanese monkeys itch to be popular sciencetake the new york timeshttp:wwwyoutubecomuserthenewyor
robotic cockroach sciencetake the new york times

cockroaches move so well through small spaces that they make good models for robots to find survivors in collapsed buildingsgrab the embed code for this video at times video:nytims1kkzax5produced by: david frank and james gormanread the story here: http:nytims1o0hzlwsubscribe to the times video newsletter for free and get a handpicked selection of the best videos from the new york times every week: http:bitlytimesvideonewslettersubscribe on youtube: http:bitlyu8ys7nwatch more videos at: http:nytimescomvideo---------------------------------------------------------------want more from the new york timestwitter: https:twittercomnytvideoinstagram: http:instagramcomnytvideofacebook: https:wwwfacebookcomnytvideogoogle: https:plusgooglecomnytimeswhether it039s reporting on conflicts abroad and political divisions at home or covering the latest style trends and scientific developments new york times video journalists provide a revealing and unforgettable view of the world it039s all the news that039s fit to watch on youtuberobotic cockroach sciencetake the new york timeshttp:wwwyoutubecomuserthenewyor