All Movies : Geography

National Geographic Explorer Ghost Ships of the Great Lakes: The discovery of a human skull in the depths of Lake Superior begins a story that will take historian and author Brendon Baillod across two Great Lakes and a century of history. It takes him and a team of elite technical divers more than 2...

Saudi, French, US invstmnt funds & multinationals buying up best farmland in poor countries dependent on food imports to feed people & govts allowing it. GMOs grown for internat markets, vast profit- not local folk. FAO head indicts agrarian neo-colonial....

National Geographic: The Girl in the Glass Casket: She is believed to be one of the best-preserved mummies in history Rosalia, a lifelike 2-year old girl encased in a glass-topped casket for over 90 years. Amazingly, her skin and delicate curls of hair remain intact. But Rosalia and the other mummie...

In spring 2010, the nearly unpronounceable volcano Eyjafjallajkull spewed ash clouds across Europe, bringing international air traffic to a standstill. Now, for the first time ever, a team of explorers descend into the nearby Thrinukagigur volcano crater - the only place on earth where it is possibl...

National Geographic: Gulf Coast Disaster: It's one of America's biggest environmental disasters and the largest oil slick in the Gulf of Mexico since 1979. As experts scramble to stop the leak, find out what happened to the oil rig Deepwater Horizon as a blowout tore it apart, killing 11 of 126 men ...

National Geographic: Ancient Secrets - Chinas Lost Pyramids: They tower over some of the most tranquil countryside in rural China. They're giant, man-made mountains that hold the keys to a violent history scarcely imaginable in such peaceful surroundings. These are the ancient pyramids of a bygone e...

National Geographic: Journey into Amazonia - The Big Top: Almost half the world's species lives in Amazonia, where conditions are nearly perfect for their continuing survival. Food sources abound for carnivores and herbivores alike. The film crew for this series records harpy eagles big enough to ca...

National Geographic Wild: Sex Drugs and Plants: Sex, Drugs and Plants' gives an insight into the fascinating world of plants. By feeling, "hearing," smelling and tasting, these plants continue their journey through the undergrowth, in a bid for survival. Scientists and experts reveal the skills and ...

Larry uses a far out toilet at NASA, impersonates himself in a Las Vegas standup act, and gets wet at the site of a prehistoric flood....

Professor Iain Stewart examines the powerful geological forces that unleashed the devastating Japanese earthquake and explores how the release of this power of the planet brought Japan to the brink of a nuclear meltdown.He follows moment by moment how the earthquake was generated under the Pacific O...