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- A Genius Design for a Library 📚 How Did they Build That? | Smithsonian Channel
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- 4 years ago
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- Approached to design the new municipal office in Nice, architect Sasha Sosno had a clear vision: a giant building shaped like the bust of a man with a solid box for a head. How to actually build it would require a brilliant blend of architectural innovation and improvisation.
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- Why Bats are Better Than Humans at Dealing with Viruses 🦇 Virus Hunting | Smithsonian Channel
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- 4 years ago
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- Why do bats appear so resilient to virus-based diseases that would cause serious harm to humans? One theory ties it back to its evolutionary acquisition of an unusual capability in mammals: flight.
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- Panda Cam Highlights! | Smithsonian Channel #Shorts
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- 4 years ago
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- Drop your reactions to this panda cam in the comments!
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- Eat Or Be Eaten: Savanna Predators 🐆 Smithsonian Channel
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- 4 years ago
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- The savanna can be a dangerous place depending on where you rank on the food chain. These moments from ‘Predator Zones,’ ‘Wild Havens,’ ‘Nature Shock,’ and ‘Tales from Zambia’ show us what it’s like to hunt and survive for these woodland-grassland creatures.
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- This Floating Park is a Modern Architectural Marvel 🤩 How Did They Build That? | Smithsonian Channel
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- 4 years ago
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- In a city renowned for dreaming big, the architects behind the Little Island at Pier 55, in New York City, went even bigger and bolder: 2.5 acres of manmade park weighing tens of thousands of tons floating above the Hudson River.
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- The Highly Intelligent New Zealand Alpine Parrot 🦜 | Smithsonian Channel
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- 4 years ago
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- Keas are remarkable birds: playful, belligerent and smart. So smart in fact that some scientists believe they have the intelligence of a 4-year old human.
From: Into the Wild New Zealand
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- Pandas eat 20-40 pounds of bamboo a day! 🐼 Smithsonian Channel #Shorts
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- 4 years ago
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- To eat this much food requires a panda to eat between 10-16 hours daily.
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- This Unknown Abydos Pharaoh Was Unusual in Many Ways | Smithsonian Channel
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- 4 years ago
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- Senebkay was an unusual Pharaoh in more ways than one: he was completely unknown to us, appeared to have a military upbringing, and, unusually for Egyptian kings, actually fought in battles.
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- Prince William’s Wedding Was One of Queen Elizabeth's Proudest Moments 🤵♂️👰♀️ Smithsonian Channel
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- 4 years ago
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- In 2011, the Queen prepared herself for one of the most important royal events of her reign: the wedding of her grandson, Prince William, to longtime girlfriend, Kate Middleton. It was a proud family moment and a significant step toward securing the monarchy.
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- This Forest Gecko is a Near-Invisible Assassin 🦎 | Smithsonian Channel
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- 4 years ago
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- The New Zealand forest gecko is a master of camouflage, able to change its body patterns to mimic its surroundings. This stealth predator is a surprise for any prey unlucky enough to find themselves in its path.
From: Into the Wild New Zealand
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- Here's what you need to know about panda cubs and what they eat! 🐼 Smithsonian Channel #Shorts
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
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- Watch for some fast facts about giant pandas!
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- How the Identity of a Mysterious Egyptian Pharaoh was Uncovered | Smithsonian Channel
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- 4 years ago
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- How do you identify a Pharaoh whose name was not documented in any history book or historical record? The answer is a ‘King’s List’–an ancient papyrus containing the names of all the rulers of Egypt.
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- A Love of Horses Has Sustained the Queen Throughout her Reign 🐴 Happy And Glorious | Smithsonian
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- 4 years ago
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- Throughout her reign, the Queen has seen and experienced many changes. But one constant that has sustained her during the difficult periods: an abiding love of horses.
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- How 'Little Blue' Penguin Couples Recognize Each Other 🐧 | Smithsonian Channel
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- 4 years ago
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- The return of female ‘Little Blue’ penguins from foraging at sea has all the males coming out to issue their signature call. Little blues can recognize each other's voices–so the females are all ears.
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From: A Tale of Two Penguins
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- Lorenz the Duck's favorite snack is... dog food? Blame Helios the Lab! Smithsonian Channel #Shorts
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- 4 years ago
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- Lorenz is a 2-year-old Runner Duck. He does not like the water, he loves the indoors, his favorite snack is dog food. Lorenz has a unique bond with Helios, a 7-year-old labrador.
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- The Huns Used a Grotesque Practice to Unify Their People ☠️ Riddle Of The Roman Skulls | Smithsonian
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- 4 years ago
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- The Huns had been practicing elongation of children’s skulls for years, as a way to unify their people. They also required those they conquered, including the crumbling Roman Empire, to do the same to their children–and many complied.
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- A Million People Saw the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Celebrations 👸 Happy And Glorious | Smithsonian
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- 4 years ago
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- To mark the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee in 2012, a magnificent river boat pageant was held on the River Thames. Over a million people showed up to catch a glimpse of Queen Elizabeth II, and her royal pageant.
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- Two ‘Little Blue’ Penguins Evade a Lurking Predator 🐧 A Tale of Two Penguins | Smithsonian Channel
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- 4 years ago
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- With the ‘Little Blue’ penguin species in decline, park rangers have set up special nest boxes for the birds to help their colonies grow. But a lurking New Zealand fur seal has no interest in conservation efforts–quite the opposite.
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- Not today, fox! 🦊 Smithsonian Channel #Shorts
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- 4 years ago
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- This is a flock of seabirds called kittiwakes. A flock this big is a fabulous food source for an Arctic fox...if he's fast enough!
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- Evidence of an Ancient Horrifying Practice 💀 Riddle Of The Roman Skulls | Smithsonian Channel
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- 4 years ago
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- When 51 elongated skulls were discovered in Mozs, Hungary, some people suspected extra-terrestrials. But the elongation was manmade–and evidence of this gruesome practice had been found all over the world.
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- The ‘Billion Oyster Project’ Aims to Clean Up New York’s Water 🦪 Age of Humans: Water | Smithsonian
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- 4 years ago
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- For hundreds of years, the waters off the Hudson river had an unlikely protector: oysters. This keystones species is a remarkable filter feeder which acts like a living sewage treatment plant.
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- 3 Way Battle: Blue Anole, Basilisk & Boa Constrictor 🥊 Gorgona Snake Prison Island | Smithsonian
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- 4 years ago
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- A blue anole–a lizard unique to Gorgona island–is being eyed up by another lizard, the Western Basilisk. Suddenly, a boa constrictor appears on the scene, and the hunter is in danger of becoming the hunted.
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- The mom and baby orangutan relationship structure is beyond adorable 🦧 Smithsonian Channel #Shorts
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- 4 years ago
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- Baby orangutans are carried by their mothers for about five years. Mom and baby sleep together every night.
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- A Suspicious Number of People Died After Visiting This Tomb 😲 The Curse of Tutankhamun | Smithsonian
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- 4 years ago
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- Shortly after the discovery of his tomb, the ‘Curse of Tutankhamun’ became a reliable headline for the international press. And the facts certainly appeared alarming: within 10 years of the tomb’s discovery, 13 deaths had been linked to the curse.
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- Unusual Animal Behavior Caught On Camera 🙈 Smithsonian Channel
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
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- From a rare hyena cub sighting to a herd of elephants interrupting a lion pride meal, these clips from ‘Big Cat Country,’ ‘Orangutan Jungle School,’ ‘Tales From Zambia,’ ‘Tasmania: Curious Life Of Quolls,’ and ‘David Attenborough’s Great Barrier Reef’ all capture rarely-seen behavior.
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- This Scientist Linked Contaminated Water to Cholera Outbreaks 🌊 Age of Humans: Water | Smithsonian
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- 4 years ago
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- A scientist named Robert Koch, sent in to investigate the causes of a cholera outbreak in Hamburg in the 19th century, correctly identified contaminated water as the prime suspect–and the key to preventing further outbreaks.
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- What Are a Boa Constrictor's Favorite Prey? 🐍 | Smithsonian
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- 4 years ago
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- With the prison of Gorgona long gone, rats have taken over the ruins. Helping keep their numbers in check is a slithery killer with an unerring sixth sense for its prey: the deadly boa constrictor.
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From: Gorgona Snake Prison Island
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- Pileated woodpeckers can peck 12,000 times per day! 🤯 Smithsonian Channel #Shorts
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
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- Pileated woodpeckers can peck 12,000 times per day at about 15 miles per hour. They've even been known to cut small trees in half!
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- Interest in Ancient Egypt Didn’t Take Off Until 1798 🔺 | Smithsonian Channel
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- 4 years ago
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- The fascination with ancient Egypt is a relatively newfound phenomenon, with most 18th century Europeans more interested in Roman and Greek culture. The French invasion of Egypt in 1798 changed all that and sparked widespread enthusiasm for pyramids and mummies and pharaohs.
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- Why This Nuclear Dumping Site Will Reach Capacity by 2060 ☢️ Age of Humans Air | Smithsonian Channel
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
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- The German city of Salzgitter is infamous for its nuclear waste disposal facility, where radioactive material is buried at great depths. By 2060, it’s expected to reach capacity–what then?
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- Why Sloth Fur is Perfect for an Upside-Down Life 🦥 Gorgona Snake Prison Island | Smithsonian Channel
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- 4 years ago
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- In mammals, hair parts grow along the spine and flow down the back to the belly. Because sloths spend most of their life upside-down in the trees, its fur grows the other way–belly to back–allowing it to drip dry from the rain.
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- This is not your average pup. Prepare to be amazed by the bush dog | Smithsonian Channel #Shorts
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
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- With the muzzle of a bear, the webbed feet of an otter, and a strange shaggy tail - it's easy to think this isn't a dog at all.
Bush dogs live in gnarly gangs up to 12 members, staying connected through squeaks and yelp. But it's the way they catch their prey that's unique - because bush dogs can hunt in the water.
They chase elusive jungle rodents like agouti and capybara into deep pools, sometimes staying submerged for more than 30 seconds. Once a bush dog makes a kill, the gang gets together to share in the spoils.
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- Ancient Rome’s Polluted Air was Attributed to Burning Wood 🔥 | Smithsonian Channel
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- 4 years ago
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- We think of pollution as a modern phenomenon. But even ancient Rome struggled with a thick overcast sky from the amount of firewood burned there, thanks to a growing glass-blowing industry.
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From: Age of Humans
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- 6 Shocking Shark Facts 🦈 Smithsonian Channel
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
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- From teeth turnover to their preferred small prey, these shark videos from ‘Crazy Monster: Fangs,’ ‘Hunting The Hammerhead,’ ‘Nature Shock: Shark Gangsters,’ and ‘Great Blue Wild: Sea Of Cortez’ are full of surprising facts.
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- How This Victorian Invention Helped Introduce Tea to India 🫖 Age of Humans: Earth | Smithsonian
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- 4 years ago
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- The Wardian Case was an 1829 invention capable of keeping plants fresh for weeks without needing to be watered. It would later enable the British to transport tea seedlings from China to India.
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- How Gorgona Snakes Killed Spanish Conquistadores 🐍 | Smithsonian Channel
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
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- In the 1500s, the Conquistadores claimed the Pacific island of Gorgona for Spain–but they paid a heavy price when almost half their crew succumbed to the jungle's deadly denizens: venomous snakes.
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From: Gorgona Snake Prison Island
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- Viper sneak attack 🐍 Smithsonian Channel #Shorts
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
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- The gaboon viper could live in your nightmares. Weighing more than 45 lbs., this reptile can grow to be more than six feet long. And once they've set sights on a target, there's no chance for escape.
Their strike isn't the fastest in the snake world, but at over 20 feet per second, it does the job.
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- What Transformed Egypt into an Ancient Power? 🤔 | Smithsonian Channel
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
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- The rapid rise of Ancient Egypt could be traced to the fertility of its Nile Valley. Suddenly, a surplus of food meant ancient Egyptians could turn their attention from mere subsistence, to fashioning the most advanced civilization of its day.
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From: Age of Humans
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- Honey badger vs. mole snake: who will win? | Smithsonian Channel #WorldSnakeDay #Shorts
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- Both of these predators can inflict deadly pain, but does a mole snake really stand a chance against a honey badger many times his size?
The mole snake isn't venomous, but it's a powerful constrictor. Its powerful bite inflicts painful wounds that can be fatal when infected.
Honey badgers also have a mean bite...and long claws that allow them to easily rip meat from bones.
The snake targets the head, the badger's weak spot, but the honey badger doesn't back down. As soon as the badger immobilizes the snake's jaw, it's game over.
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- Sidewinder sneak attack 🐍 Smithsonian Channel #WorldSnakeDay #Shorts
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- The venomous sidewinder can travel at up to 18 mph. On the hunt, this stealthy snake will wiggle its body into the sand and wait patiently for its next victim. In this scorched desert, the lizard is not just a meal, but an important source of water, too. After the ambush, the sneaky sidewinder retreats back into the cool sand to digest in peace.
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- Mongoose vs. black mamba: Who will survive? | Smithsonian Channel #Shorts
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- They may look like featherweights in the ring, but these are two of the most lethal predators on the planet. The mongoose has razor sharp teeth and lightning speed, while one bite from a mamba can kill 15 grown men.
The mamba relies on venom to sedate victims, but here's the kicker: the mongoose has an antidote to her poison.
The toxins in snake venom attach to chemical receptors in their victims and block communications between nerves and muscles. Mongoose receptors have mutated so that venom simply bounces off the muscle cells. He's literally immune to the danger.
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- The Secrecy of Dating Prince Charles Took a Toll on Diana | Smithsonian Channel
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- In the early days of her courtship with Prince Charles, Diana Spencer was the picture of discretion, always keeping the press at arm’s length. But the stress eventually took its toll, leading the Queen to intervene.
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- How the Queen Helped Secure Reagan’s Support in the Falklands | Smithsonian Channel
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- With the Falklands War at a critical stage, inviting the US President to visit Windsor Palace on a formal state visit was a calculated risk aimed at securing his support. It worked–Reagan soon pledged his support.
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- The Forgotten Documentary about the Charles and Diana Wedding | Smithsonian Channel
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- The live broadcast of the July 1981 wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer was a spectacular show. But it also yielded enough backup footage for a documentary that's been buried in the archives for 35 years–until now.
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- 5 Deadly Snakes In Action 🐍 Smithsonian Channel
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- Get up close to deadly snakes in action without putting yourself in harm’s way with these clips from Cobra King, Viper Queens, and Queen of the Python
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- Why the Public Was Obsessed with Prince Charles’ Love Life | Smithsonian Channel
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- In the 1970s, Prince Charles’ uncle, Lord Mountbatten, took a keen interest in setting the Prince of Wales up with a suitable bride. And for Mountbatten, suitability included a very curious condition: she had to be a virgin.
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- A 1970s Photo of Princess Margaret Caused a Stir for the Royal Family | Smithsonian Channel
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- On February 22, 1976, a tabloid published photos of the Queen’s sister, Princess Margaret, on a beach with a younger man. It would unleash a severe backlash that ended up with at the time, an unthinkable outcome: a royal divorce.
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- 5 Sneaky Shapeshifters Of The Ocean 🐙 Smithsonian Channel
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- In honor of National Ocean Month, here’s a look at some of the ocean’s sneakiest shapeshifters, as featured on ‘Great Wild Blue,’ ‘Arabian Seas,’ and ‘Crazy Monsters.’
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- Why Fashion was so Crucial to Queen Elizabeth’s Image After WW2 👗 Smithsonian Channel
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- As the newly-crowned monarch, clothes were a crucial element in how Elizabeth projected her image on the world stage as well as at home. It soon became clear that she was a natural, eventually turning into a bonafide 50s fashion icon.
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- Queen Elizabeth’s 1952 Inauguration was the TV Event of the Century 📺 Smithsonian Channel
- Date posted
- 4 years ago
- Description
- Friends, companions and courtesans share their memories of June 2, 1953, the inauguration day of Queen Elizabeth II–an event brought to millions of homes in Britain and around the world thanks to the medium of television.
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