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Gaboon Adder vs. Rat Video When you're 6 feet (1.8 meters) long, venomous, and blend in with the forest floor, sometimes all you have to do is sit and wait for your next meal.Welcome to the National Geographic video player.Video Sections

Animals Video - All the beauty and excitement of the animal kingdom comes to you in thrilling footage of lions, sharks, squid and more.

- Watch breathtaking video of animals at their wildest.
- Anaconda Birth - Unlike the majority of snake species, anacondas give birth to live babies—sometimes 40 at a time!
- Anaconda Bites Man - Memo to herpetologists in the field: When bitten on the hand by an anaconda, do not, repeat, do not pull away.
- Anaconda Breeding Ball - Invitations are out for the breeding ball, but unless you're a male anaconda, you wouldn't want to be invited to this dance!
- Anaconda Hunts - When you're an anaconda, you don't need venom to take down your prey, even if it's the world's largest rodent, a capybara, weighing nearly 100 pounds (45 kilograms)!
- Baby Cobra's First Hunt - Everyone's got to learn sometime, even a baby cobra programmed for the hunt.
- Black Mamba vs. Animal Kingdom - It's not a drink or a dance. It's only the black mamba, Africa's longest and the world's fastest snake. Oh, and one of the most poisonous too.
- Boomslang vs. Chameleon - A boomslang is one of the most toxic snakes in Africa, and a chameleon's camouflage is no match.
- Centipede vs. Snake - Are this black-headed snake's eyes bigger than its stomach? Unfortunately for the centipede the answer is no.
- Cobra Mating and Birth - Even big, bad cobras need love sometimes.
- Cobra vs. Monitor Lizard - Think you can guess who wins the day when two aggressive predators compete for the same prey?
- Cobra vs. Rat Snake - A rat snake may look like it's related to this king cobra, but the cobra prefers to think of the rat snake as lunch!
- Flying Snakes and Leaping Lizards - There are some high stakes acrobatics going on in the jungles of Indonesia.
- Gaboon Adder vs. Rat - When you're 6 feet (1.8 meters) long, venomous, and blend in with the forest floor, sometimes all you have to do is sit and wait for your next meal.
- Meerkats vs. Puff Adder - Meerkats take on a dangerous puff adder that encroaches on their territory. Does the mob rule, or does the snake eat tonight?
- Mouse vs. Boa - What happens if you're a mouse, high in a tree, threatened by a huge boa constrictor? Make the jump of your life!
- Peringuey's Adder vs. Lizard - Hungry, thirsty, or both? In the Nambian desert, Peringuey's adder drinks water off its own skin, then ambushes a lizard for a meal.
- Rats at Night - They seem like an easy meal for predators like owls and snakes, but with their numbers in the billions, rats are not likely to go away soon.
- Rattlesnakes Display & Mate - Competition for a mate is not as violent as you might think among these diamondback rattlesnakes.
- Red-Tailed Hawk vs. Rattler - In the desert sky, a hawk spies prey—a venomous rattler! Who wins out in this battle of the predators?
- Strange-Headed Snakes - Things aren't always what they seem, especially when it comes to snakes like these!
- The Cobra and its Prey - In pursuit of its prey, the Indian cobra sometimes seems to be following an old adage: Never give up, never give in.
- Thrasher vs. King Snake - A 4-foot-long (1.2-meter-long) king snake meets its match against a tiny curve-billed thrasher.
- White-Bellied Sea Eagle Hunts - A sea eagle snatches a venomous sea snake from the water.
Amphibians - Take a look into the dual world of amphibians, crossing the lines between land and water, with tadpoles, frogs, toads, and more.
Birds - Masters of the air and heir to the dinosaurs, birds of all shapes and sizes find a home in environments all over earth.
Bugs - The adventures of the world of the very small get writ large in close-up footage of the lives of bugs.
Fish - Dive beneath the surface of rivers, lakes, and oceans, and see the world of fish as never before.
Invertebrates - Catch a glimpse of the bizarre forms life takes among our distant spineless relatives.
Mammals - Witness the amazing diversity of mammal life, from lions and elephants to sheep, bats, whales, and much more.
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Reptiles - Watch breathtaking video of animals at their wildest.

Animals Video - All the beauty and excitement of the animal kingdom comes to you in thrilling footage of lions, sharks, squid and more.

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Environment Video - Get an in-depth look at the constantly changing Earth, from natural disasters like volcanoes and tornadoes, to global warming and other effects of climate change.

Kids Video - Wild, creepy, cute, and slimy animals from puppies and lions to lizards and snakes all do thier amazing things and we catch it all on video.

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Science & Space Video - Watch a video about science, the human body, and the solar system, and see other science and space videos from National Geographic.

Specials Video - Watch thrilling trailers and clips from events like the annual National Geographic GeoBee to the release of new giant-screen films.

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