North America is a continent entirely within the Northern Hemisphere and almost all within the Western Hemisphere. It can also be considered a northern .

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The leopard seal (Hydrurga leptonyx), also referred to as the sea leopard, is the second largest species of seal in the Antarctic (after the southern elephant seal).

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These young lions venture close to the village of Purros, causing Philip ‘Flip’ Stander to take action to turn them away.

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In the mid-1980s, hundreds of lions suddenly disappeared from the Namib Desert. Now, equally mysteriously, they have returned. How can such a magnificent animal survive in one of the harshest deserts in the world?

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Water horse of Africa’s rivers, also known as Africa’s most dangerous animal, hippos spend their days in water, but the little known night life of a hippo is charming! One of the world’s largest animals that lives in both land and water.They spend the cooler evening hours traversing the country-side for their favourite morsel, the sausage from the sausage tree. A unique look at the lesser known habits and adaptations of hippos.

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A look at animals in their own habitats

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Check out the STRANGEST Animal Adaptations In Nature! This top 10 list of amazing cases of evolution in wildlife has some of the coolest survival adaptations seen in creatures to this day!

9. Wood Frogs
There is a frog called the Wood Frog that does something rather odd when the cold season comes around!! Despite its name, it does not turn into wood, but something kind of similar I guess you could say. When the Wood Frog senses that cold temperatures are coming, its body will instantly freeze over.

8. Maned Wolf
At first glance, the Maned Wolf that resides in South America looks and sounds like many different things. Its name alone will make you think that it is a wolf, but it is not. Its appearance in terms of its body will make you think it’s a Red Fox, but it is not. The Maned Wolf is a unique member of the Canid Family (Which does indeed include wolves and foxes), but, the creature is not related to them in full, and they are their own unique species.

7. Okapi
When the Okapi was first discovered by European travelers, they thought it to be a unicorn of legend. Mainly because they thought it had one horn, when actually it has two. Furthermore, the Okapi are rare creatures, and thus haven’t been studied too much, but when they were able to get close to them, they were found to have a very special tongue.

6. Sunda Flying Lemur
If you have ever heard of the Flying Squirrel, then you’ll have a reference to use when you hear about the Sunda Flying Lemur. But, unlike Flying Squirrels, who have very furry extensions of their bodies rooted onto their arms, the Sunda Flying Lemur actually has skin flaps that it uses to glide around.

5. Kangaroo Rat
Not to be confused with the Jerboa (which is another animal entirely) the Kangaroo Rat is a small creature that likes to live in the western parts of North America. Yet they’re called this because they have big legs that are bipedal, and thus allow them to hop around like a Kangaroo.

4. Gerenuk
The Gerenuk is a type of antelope, and just like most antelope, they live on the African plain, along with many gazelles and other creatures. However, they don’t eat the same way as these other creatures. While antelopes and gazelles are good on land in regards to running and jumping, they cannot reach the trees. So, the Gerenuk evolved to give themselves longer necks and skinny legs.

3. Lyrebird
There is a creature called the Lyrebird, named after the musical instrument, and it can be found in Australia, two different species of it actually. It has an adaptation of being able to mimic the sound of just about anything that it hears. This particular adaptation happens because the Lyrebird has a very complex set of vocal chords. What does that mean?

2. Irrawaddy
There are many cases of dolphins helping people of the world. More times than not, this has been done as an act of mercy or rescue, as the person is getting attacked by sharks, or is in danger of drowning. However, a more “commercial” use has been found in the dolphin species known as the Irrawaddy. The Irrawaddy primarily live in the waters of southeast Asia, such as the Bay of Bengal, and for many years, they observed the local fisherman capture fish.

1. Greater Short-Horned Lizard
The greater short-horned lizard is commonly defined as a “sit-and-wait” predator, as it’ll use patience to wait for food to come to it in order to live, but, when predators come its way, its adaptation kicks in. This lizard has a way of exerting pressure within its body to actually build up packets of blood. Then, when the predator is close enough, it’ll actually squirt the blood its “stored up” at the predator in question, and it’ll squirt it from its eye.

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Spread over 3000 acres in the southern Israel’s Arava desert, this unique nature reserve is home to endangered animal species, some of them already mentioned in the Bible.

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From the lightest and fleetest of Africa’s large predators… the cheetah to the largest land mammal on earth… the elephant… this is about the top animals on the continent: Africa’s Magnificent Seven: the rhino, elephant, buffalo, lion, leopard, cheetah and the wild dog. A fast paced adventure packed episode that promises more thrill than the legendary western of the same name!

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It doesn’t get any cuter than this fluffy, furry, funny episode! Cubs, puppies and lambs make this a gorgeous exploration of the wildest but sweetest animals on the toughest continent on earth! Spend time with them before they toughen up for the life ahead…

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Photographer Stian Rekdal combined thousands of photos to create this time-lapse video showcasing Iceland’s natural beauty. He spent three weeks—and more than 3,000 miles—on the road and took more than 40,000 photos. He used about 3,500 of these to make the video.

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Humans aren’t separate from nature, we’re part of it. Let’s make our planet proud.
National Geographic Society is proud to be partnering with the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) for the 2016 World Conservation Congress.

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