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Here are Earth's most incredible waterfalls. Number 3, Angel Falls, Venezuela, world's highest waterfall, drops from clouds like a floating river. Number 2, Blood Falls, Antarctica, looks like flowing red paint. Number 1, Underwater Waterfall, Mauritius, creates an optical illusion of an ocean drain.

Picture creating the most iconic monster movie of all time. Godzilla wasn't just about a man in a rubber suit. The suit weighed 220 pounds, caused heat exhaustion, and nearly drowned the actor. Every shot was a battle for survival. This wasn't filmmaking. This was endurance.

Playing with letters can be such fun. It helps your child learn, one by one. When you sing and spell together each day, you're helping them learn in a wonderful way.

At PBS kids, Wild Kratts is ready for adventure! Join the Kratt brothers for amazing animal discoveries, weekday mornings on PBS kids. And don't forget, you can watch Wild Kratts anytime on the PBS kids app.

Major funding for this program is provided by the National Science Foundation, promoting excellence in STEM education. Additional support comes from the Wilson Family Trust, the Baker Innovation Fund, and by viewers like you who support public television. Thank you.

From award-winning documentaries to inspiring musical performances and local stories that bring us together, discover a world of wonder and curiosity right here in your home. This is UNC TV, your trusted source for high-quality storytelling and community connection. Stay curious with us, because every story matters.

Little Explorers enhances preschoolers' cognitive development and mathematical reasoning through interactive problem-solving activities. The program supports early numeracy skills, spatial awareness, and logical thinking while encouraging collaborative learning and social skill development through guided discovery experiences.

If you could shrink down to the size of an atom, you'd see electrons zooming around like tiny planets. The space between particles would feel enormous, and quantum effects would make you phase through solid objects. But the intense electromagnetic forces would make survival impossible.