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See what living on the Gobi Desert is like. Fertile land in parts of Inner Mongolia has become desert, forcing hundreds of thousands of people to leave their homes. Across China, desert expansion since 1950 has engulfed an area as large as France and Germany combined. Agriculture has been especially hit hard, with frequent sandstorms and droughts decimating grasslands. Watch how one man is struggling to raise livestock and witnessing his neighbors abandon the once-vibrant traditional community.

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See why naked mole rats are called naked! Additionally, naked mole rats have the ability to survive up to 18 minutes without oxygen.
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They live most of their life underground in colony sizes of up to 280 members, and sleep in piles, and as a result CO2 levels in their burrows can reach seven to ten percent, higher than in surface air. Researchers have discovered that their bodies adapted to use fructose to fuel vital organs such as the heart and brain when oxygen is not available. The research might have human applications as well: scientists want to study and see if the process can be recreated in humans to treat heart disease & stroke.

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Join Jeff Kerby and Vivek Venkataraman for a rare look at Ethiopia’s bleeding heart monkey, the gelada. The pair share stories of the species’ alpine survival techniques, bizarre diet, and unique relationship with the critically endangered Ethiopian wolf.
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