By 2012, the country of Egypt will have greatly expanded its already astonishing number of tourist attractions. By that time, they will have opened the largest museum in the world as well as introduced multiple new sites and excavations.
The Science Channel's "10 Ways the World Will End," explains how global warming could trigger a new ice age, which would destroy all life as we know it.
Learn about the ancient tribes of Masai and how they herd their cattle among the wildlife without disturbing the natural habitat, in this clip from "Planet's Best Safaris" on Animal Planet.
The majority of Yellowstone Park is on top of an underground volcano that is 40 miles wide. Learn more about the underground volcano on The Science Channel's "100 Greatest Discvoeries."
On The Science Channel's "100 Greatest Discoveries," learn about the discovery of a Mid-Atlantic Ridge -- a 12,000 mile long mountain range underneath the Atlantic Ocean.
Vanessa Garnick and Tristan Bayer from Animal Planet's "Caught in the Moment" describe the Cocos Island and the marine life there.
Tristan Bayer and Vanessa Garnick from Animal Planet's "Caught in the Moment" visit Madagascar and the Nosy Ve Island off its coast, where people cannot live, only visit.
Tristan and Vanessa from Animal Planet's "Caught in the Moment" describe the wildlife and vegetation of Madagascar. Learn more in this clip.
Tristan Bayer and Vanessa Garnick from Animal Planet's "Caught in the Moment," visit Madagascar and learn about the lifestyle of the locals.
What could cause an ice age? Find out as Milton Milankovitch's calculations of the Earth's orbit and angle of axis is examined on The Science Channel's "100 Greatest Discoveries."
One of the dynamic principles of geology is explained with Harry Hess' discovery that the sea floor was spreading and the concept of subduction. Learn more about sea floor spreading on The Science Channel's "100 Greatest Discoveries."
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