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  1. The crystals of the Naica caves might hold clues on how life could live on distant planets. http://ow.ly/E63h
  2. The Naica main cave 'Cueva de Los Cristales' is 113°F and 100% humidity w/ crystals up to 36 ft long. http://ow.ly/E5Wv
  3. The giant crystals found in Mexico's Naica caves are softer than a human fingernail. http://ow.ly/E5Qo tonight @ 10P
  4. It’s believed that the domestication of the turkey began not in Europe, but in pre-Columbian Mexico. http://ow.ly/E5wg
  5. In 1491, the Americas had few domesticated animals but used the llama for work. http://ow.ly/E5AE America B4 Columbus
  6. The English brought honeybees to the Americas for honey, but instead they pollinated orchards. http://ow.ly/E5lI at 8P
  7. The South American potato helped spark a population explosion in Europe. http://ow.ly/E5ir America Before Columbus @ 8
  8. If you missed it last night, watch Waking the Baby Mammoth http://ow.ly/E5GB tonight at 7P et, 4pt
  9. Tonight Nat Geo reveals the America before Columbus' discovery & explores a scorching giant crystal cave.
  10. One of the largest woolly mammoth tusks ever found was 16 ft long & weighed more than 200 lbs. http://ow.ly/E4I5
  11. U.S. Prez Thomas Jefferson was fascinated w/ mammoths. Read a history of mammoth discoveries: http://ow.ly/E4Fe
  12. Interact w/ the 3-D baby woolly mammoth & learn about this creature that went extinct 10k yrs ago. http://ow.ly/E4AD
  13. Nat Geo sets out on a forensic investigation of the most well-preserved Woolly Mammoth at 10P. http://ow.ly/E4xv
  14. Crocodiles are able to digest substances like bones, horns, fur, hooves, and even shells. http://ow.ly/E4r6
  15. The Boar croc's head was outfitted with an over-sized triple set of canines & a massive armored nose. http://ow.ly/E4hc
  16. The Super Croc was a massive predator: 40 ft long & weighing up to 10-tons! http://ow.ly/E4lN When Crocs Ate Dinos @ 9P
  17. Millions of yrs ago crocs galloped on land, ambushed prey @ the river's edge & even terrorized dinos. http://ow.ly/E4dJ
  18. The skeleton of a common aquatic reptile during the Cretaceous Pd was discovered w/ 1 body & 2 heads. http://ow.ly/E495
  19. Dracorex Hogwartzia, a dino w/ a dragon-like skull, is named after Harry Potter's wizard school. http://ow.ly/E45v
  20. Some scientists believe the Stegosaurus' spikes were used more for attracting mates than body armor. http://ow.ly/E3Zp