One of the most beautiful (and poisonous) amphibians in the world, we find and catch a wild fire belly newt to learn about their potent toxins, ecological niche, and conservation in today's episode of The Wild Report!

Who do you consider the best athlete of the century? Michael Phelps? Messi? Michael Jordan? Kobe? Tiger Woods? Usain Bolt? Tom Brady? 
 

In 1950, sportswriters from across the United States voted on who they thought was the greatest American athlete of the century but one you might not have heard of shone the brightest: the incomparable Jim Thorpe. Football, baseball, basketball player - he was talented beyond his years and the first Native American to achieve Olympic Gold glory!

Take a journey inside a leaf, learning all about photosynthesis and how it is essential for all life on earth. In this video you'll learn exactly how plants use photosynthesis to turn carbon dioxide and water into the air we breathe and food we eat.

Photosynthesis for Kids is a great science video aimed to teach 1st to 3rd grade students learn about Photosynthesis and how plants are able to make their own food!