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A Special Encore of Restrepo Airs Tonight in Memory of Tim Hetherington

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Restrepo: Afghan Outpost
Special Encore TONIGHT at 8P et/pt

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In light of the tragic death of photojournalist Tim Hetherington, National Geographic Channel presents a special encore of "Restrepo," his Oscar-nominated film co-directed by author Sebastian Junger. Restrepo chronicles the deployment of U.S. troops stationed at one of the most dangerous postings in Afghanistan.

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This Week's Highlights
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Explorer: The Angel Effect
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A 9/11 survivor, an astronaut, and a blue hole diver all survived different traumatic events only to tell strikingly similar stories: each felt a mysterious presence that guided them to safety. Can they be explained?
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Hooked: River Sharks
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Today, a shark species is making headlines with stories of sightings and attacks but far inland: the bull shark. With its special ability to tolerate freshwater, the bull can go where virtually no other shark can: upriver.
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Great Expeditions: Walking the Great Wall
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The Great Wall of China is one of the world's most famous constructions, but it is still one of the least understood.
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Shark Men: As Big as a Boat

- NEW - SUNDAY at 10P et/pt
The Shark Men are headed back to the waters where they have successfully caught and tagged almost a dozen sharks; Guadalupe Island.
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Photo of the Week
 Photo: Explorer: Mystery of the Murdered Saints
Break-it-Down:
Yankee Stadium
- NEW - THU at 10P et/pt

Nat Geo had exclusive access to the demolition of Yankee Stadium. It was a mega job, with mega challenges.
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The Camera Obscura Technique

Photographer Abelardo Morell's camera obscura turns darkened rooms into magical landscapes.

See How to Do It Yourself >>
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20 Surprising Species of the Past 20 Years

From the "Yoda bat" to a "walking" shark, see 20 new and rare species spotted during the last two decades.

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