April 2012
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cafreen asked: Just wondering, how do you feel about animal treatment on factory farms? I see so many documentaries about protecting endangered animals and marine mammals, but factory farm animals (which make up 99% of "farm animals") are treated with about as much regard as ants. What are your thoughts on this?
lady-face-deactivated20130217 asked: I do have to agree with thesufferingtiesthatbind. Animal Planet used to be a really great channel. I grew up watching it and its partly why I decided to pursue a career in Environmental Education. But its not the same any more. Its much more about the human species than any thing else.
thesufferingtiesthatbind asked: animal planet it's a better channel. haha, no, it's a joke. I always watched Discovery Channel, since i was a child (sorry about english lol)
spybook asked: Do you know if Discovery Channel will ever get a tumblr?
astickfigureillustration asked: I am speaking for myself as well as all my friends, and we are begging you to keep the penguin cam on permanently, not just until the end of the month! I watch it almost daily after I finish my homework as a way to relax after a long day, it is seriously one of the best things I have ever found on the internet.
frankenmobil asked: Frozen Planet is amazing!! can't wait for the second episode!! great job guys!
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WatchFrom the NYTimes—
Back for a second season, we’re streaming live from a window ledge overlooking Washington Square Park, where a pair of red-tailed hawks incubated two eggs, both of which have hatched.
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WatchFrom Discovery.com
“North America” Coming to Discovery Channel in 2013
In 2007, Discovery Channel explored Planet Earth. In 2010, we dove into Life. And this year, we trekked to the extremes of our Frozen Planet.
In 2013, we’re staying home.
North America — an epic natural history series five years in the making — will sweep viewers across some of the most diverse landscapes on the planet:...
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“They said that they felt as if they were out there alone in digital land, under...”
– The Post fails a young blogger
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WatchFrozen Planet Marathon This Weekend
There is possibly nothing better than Sir David Attenborough laying on Antarctic ice next to polar bears. And that, Tumblr, is just what you will see in this video.
Appropriate then that on Earth Day (Sunday, April 22) Discovery Channel will air the Frozen Planet series in its entirety, culminating with the U.S. premiere at 8PM e/p of “On Thin Ice.” This, the...
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