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Friday, February 23, 2024

Two flamingos facing each other, resting each one's head on the other's. Text:
 

Secret World of Sound – Love and Rivals

 
See how animals use sound in incredible ways to impress, find a mate and fight off rivals in the second episode of this groundbreaking three-part series from The Nature of Things.
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A young Black boy sits looking up, resting his head on his hands.
 

For the Culture with Amanda Parris – A Failing Grade

 
Amanda questions why Black kids frequently fall through the cracks in the U.K., U.S. and Canadian public education systems. Is it time for something different?
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An airplane flies over a frozen lake in a mountainous, forested area. Text:
 
 

Skymaster Down

The decades-old mystery of a U.S. troop plane that went missing without a trace in Yukon with 44 people on board.

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A woman with curly blue hair smiles, looking at someone out of frame.

Push – Let's Talk About Sex

Bean prepares for a trip to visit her boyfriend for the first time — but she's never been intimate with another wheelchair user before, so she has some questions.
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A lyrebird with its mouth open.

World's greatest mimic: this bird can perfectly replicate the sound of a crying baby

The male lyrebird can mimic the calls of over 20 other birds — and human-made sounds — as part of its mating ritual.
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This archive of photographs shows Black Canadians 'in the light in which they deserved to be shown'

The Alvin McCurdy Collection shows ‘many generations of continuing Black presence’ in Canada.

At least 200,000 species sing in ways that are silent to humans. But you can listen to one of them now

A male treehopper shakes his abdomen 100 times a second to produce a low sound that vibrates through the stem of the plant he's standing on.

How elephants use their feet to 'hear' rain storms 100 km away

During periods of intense drought, African elephants use this unexpected body part to find water.

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