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October 4 - 10

 Photo: Into the Lost Crystal Caves
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Into the Lost Crystal Caves
- NEW - THIS SUNDAY at 8P et/pt

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This Sunday, we'll go inside one of the greatest natural marvels on the planet - a cave with magnificent giant crystals up to 36 feet long and weighing 55 tons. A team of experts venture into the cavern, enduring scorching-hot temperatures that could kill a human in minutes. They'll push the boundaries of physical limitation to explore a crevasse that could lead to another, and perhaps more spectacular, crystal cave.


Why Are The Caves So Dangerous? >>

 
This Week's Highlights
 Photo: Inside the Koran
Inside the Koran
TONIGHT at 9P et/pt
Over the past few decades, the Middle East has been an epicenter of turmoil, often with religion at its core. Explore the Muslim faith and its most sacred text: the Koran.
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 Photo: Border Wars
Border Wars: Fog of War
- NEW - WEDNESDAY at 9P et/pt

Agents and officers in San Diego uncover 30 people hidden in a tractor-trailer, pull pounds of stashed marijuana from a truck, and hunt for illegal border crossers in a dense fog.
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 Photo: World's Toughest Fixes
World's Toughest Fixes:
Sky High Texas Tower
- NEW - THURSDAY at 8P et/pt
An obsolete TV antenna towering over 500 feet above the San Antonio city center has to come down to earth. The smallest slip up and someone could go off the air - permanently.
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 Photo: Dog Whisperer

Dog Whisperer

- NEW - FRIDAY at 8P et/pt
Comic and television personality Howie Mandel and his wife Terry try to deal with their Chihuahua's aggressive behavior. Before Howie gives up and declares this doggy dilemma a "No Deal," he calls in Cesar to save the day.
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Photo of the Week
 Photo: Making History
Making History: Hitler
- NEW - TUE at 9P et/pt

Using CGI and expert interviews, a film crew demonstrates how they recreate the history that the cameras didn't catch during crucial moments in the rise and fall of Hitler.
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 Photo: Great Migrations Behind-the-Scenes
Meet the Great Migrations Filmmakers

Production crew members take you behind the camera and reveal the filmmaking magic that went into the production of the show.

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Photo Contest 2010

Share your vision of the world to win $10,000 and have your photo published in National Geographic magazine!

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CIA Secret Experiments
Hitler and the Occult
Lockdown: Gang Central
Toughest Fixes: Sky High Texas Tower
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Dog Whisperer
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Stone Age Atlantis
Into the Lost Crystal Caves
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Inside the Koran
Making History: Hitler
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Border Wars: Fog of War
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Known Universe: Decoding the Skies
Unlikely Animal Friends
Border Wars: City Under Siege
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Explorer: Nazi Mystery: Twins from Brazil
Border Wars: Dirty Money
Easter Island Eclipse
Conquering Niagara
Border Wars: Fog of War
Hubble's Amazing Universe

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