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For centuries, jaguars have ruled the rainforest as silent apex predators — revered as spirits of the forest. Today, habitat loss threatens their reign. Join host Aaron Gekoski on a cinematic journey to uncover our bond with these majestic big cats. Dethroned — stream now.

The axolotl can regrow limbs, organs, and even parts of its brain. Scientists hope studying it could transform medicine - but in the wild, this extraordinary creature is now critically endangered.

🧬 Axolotl: Salamander from the Underworld on CuriosityStream.

Coral reefs aren’t just beautiful — they’re built by living architects. 🪸 Hard corals form the reef, while soft corals sway with the current. Dive into Coral Reef Adventure — streaming now on Curiosity Stream. 🌊

No brain, heart, or blood—just a water vascular system powering movement, feeding (they evert their stomach!), & breathing. Tube feet glide them along, prying clams open.

Lost an arm? They regenerate it—some grow whole new stars!

Stream Nature’s Weirdest on Curiosity Stream 📺✨

On this day in 1956, Nikita Khrushchev publicly denounced Joseph Stalin at the 20th Congress of the Soviet Communist Party, shocking the world and sparking a wave of “de-Stalinization” across the USSR.

Learn more about transformative moments in global history on Curiosity Stream.

She once called airplanes a “rusty bundle of wire.” Years later, Amelia Earhart would become the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic. What changed? One 10-minute flight. How does a skeptic become an aviation legend? ✈

Deadly Science: Dangerous Heights on Curiosity Stream ✈️

Host Gary Klutt takes us for a ride in the Ferrari GTO — the first car to hit 300 km/h (186 mph). Twin-turbo power, precision balance, and elite braking made it the world’s first true supercar. Legendary Motorcars — stream now on Curiosity Stream.

In Asia, tigers symbolize strength, courage, and magic. Tattoos honor their power, but today habitat loss and cultural distance threaten their survival. Join Aaron Gekoski on a cinematic journey exploring humanity’s ancient bond with these majestic predators.

Dethroned - Watch now

Nelson Mandela’s release after 27 years of imprisonment marked a turning point in South Africa’s journey toward freedom and equality. His courage and perseverance remind us that the path to justice is long, but every step matters.

As the 2026 Winter Olympics come to a close, we’re reminded that greatness is earned through grit, discipline, and heart. Congratulations to every athlete who competed on the world stage — and to the U.S. Men’s & Women’s Hockey Teams on bringing home gold. 🇺🇸🏒🥇
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Pauline Cushman wasn’t just a stage actress — she was a Union spy. During the Civil War, she used her acting skills behind enemy lines. Captured and sentenced to hang, her survival depended on performance. How far would you go for your country? 🎭🕵️‍♀️
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#CivilWar #Spy #PaulineCushman #History

Looks like kids on a snow day… but it’s snow monkeys! ❄️🐒 Japanese macaques thrive in icy mountains, turning winter into a playground. Play helps them bond and learn survival skills.

Snow day outside or cozy indoors—what’s your pick? 👇

It’s called a “Bearcat”… but it’s neither.

Meet the binturong - a master climber and one of only two known animals that can digest the tough outer shell of strangler fig fruit. In Thailand’s forests, that makes it a quiet but crucial ecosystem engineer.

Thailand’s Wildcats on Curiosity Stream.

Dinosaurs ruled Earth, until a 10-km asteroid changed everything. The impact triggered firestorms, shockwaves, and mass extinction on a global scale. How did one day end their reign?

Watch Amazing Dinoworld 2 on Curiosity Stream.
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A tiger melts into the grass, every step silent, every muscle controlled. 🐅

In Thailand’s forests, survival depends on patience, camouflage, and perfect timing. Watch this heart-pounding predator-vs-prey moment from Thailand’s Wildcats, now streaming on Curiosity Stream.

#Wildlife #NatureShorts

Everybody loves sloths—but they’re wonderfully weird. 🦥 They hang upside down, live on low-nutrient leaves, and run on an ultra-slow metabolism—it can take a month to digest one leaf.

They even climb down just once a week… to poop.
Survival through energy conservation.
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#WatchAndWonder

Founder. President. Rebel.

Thomas Jefferson helped lead three revolutions — political, social, and intellectual.

Discover the story behind one of history’s most complex visionaries in American Icons: Thomas Jefferson, a Curiosity Stream Original. Stream the full episode at Curiosity Stream.

Sleeping 20 hours. Bathroom break once a week. Fur that grows upside down — and turns green with algae. Sloths aren’t lazy… they’re perfectly adapted to survive. Discover the bizarre science behind these slow-moving icons in Nature’s Weirdest. Streaming now on Curiosity Stream.

#watchandwonder

This week in history, we celebrate the birth of George Washington 🇺🇸

He wasn’t the Revolution’s greatest tactician — but his resilience and leadership held a nation together when it mattered most.

Discover how Washington defined the presidency in American Icons, a Curiosity Stream Original.

Hidden deep in limestone caves lives one of Earth’s strangest animals: the olm. Blind, colorless, and adapted to eternal darkness, it senses prey electrically, can survive 10 years without food, and live over a century. Once mistaken for baby dragons.

Secret Life Underground on Curiosity Stream.

Julius Caesar was stabbed 23 times on the Ides of March. 🗡️ But where are his remains? For centuries, historians have searched Rome for answers. Now, AI and experts revisit the mystery of one of history’s greatest figures.

🎥 History’s X-Files, streaming on Curiosity Stream

This Valentine’s Day, love takes flight. 🐦💘 Birds perform dazzling courtship dances — some rehearse for years, others flash brilliant feathers to impress a mate. In nature, romance is a full performance.

Valentine’s: When Things Get Wild — Watch Now on Curiosity Stream

This Valentine’s Day, romance gets wild. 🐊💘

Male alligators rumble the water like a natural jacuzzi to attract mates - and females come back year after year. Discover what the animal kingdom can teach us about love.

Valentine’s: When Things Get Wild — Streaming now on Curiosity Stream

Jellyfish: spineless 🪼 brainless 💭 heartless ❤️… yet unstoppable!

96% water, no brain/heart/bones—just a nerve net & venomous tentacles that stun prey fast. Ancient survivors glowing in the deep with bioluminescence 🌊✨.

Mind blown?

Watch Nature’s Weirdest on Curiosity Stream—link in bio! 📺

Can evolution keep pace with a rapidly changing world? Powerful Genes shows scientists observing genetic adaptation in real time using microorganisms—unlocking clues about how humans may evolve.

Now streaming on Curiosity Stream.

For centuries, lions were symbols of power—feared, worshipped, and hunted. Today, habitat loss and human expansion threaten their survival. Dethroned explores our changing bond with big cats, with insight from conservation filmmaker Aaron Gekoski. Now streaming on Curiosity Stream.

Humans have evolved for 200,000 years—but is technology evolving faster than we are? As AI takes over daily tasks, we gain convenience while risking autonomy. Powerful Genes: The Miracle of Human Adaptation is now streaming.

Watch the full documentary on Curiosity Stream.
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Reagan cracked down on Colombian cartels in the 1980s, but traffickers adapted—shifting to Mexico’s porous border. The CEO of Sinaloa dives into Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán, a ruthless drug lord… and a billionaire with serious business acumen.

Watch CEO of Sinaloa now on Curiosity Stream

Ever wondered how accessible the world really is? 🌏 In Blindspots, legally blind filmmaker James Rath explores cities around the globe, from tech to infrastructure—and today, he’s at a CAT CAFE in Tokyo! 🐱✨
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#Blindspots #AccessibilityMatters #CuriosityStream #InclusiveTravel

179 years ago today, Thomas Edison was born. The legendary inventor pioneered the phonograph, electric light bulb, power systems, and motion pictures—innovations that still shape our world today.

Learn more about the life of Thomas Edison, by streaming American Icons on Curiosity Stream.