Links and Videos, Part 3

• The Fiona Show (3 seasons, Meet Fiona, a baby hippopotamus that was born 6 weeks premature at the Cincinnati Zoo. She is the smallest hippo ever to survive. Follow her remarkable story that has lead her to become an international phenomenon.)
• Home Safari live streams – resource page and archive – more than 75 episodes archived through June 30

Have you ever wanted to learn more about the unique island of Madagascar, and our conservation efforts on the ground there? Or how lemurs evolved such unique traits?

Join us every Thursday at 10:00 AM EST for a live talk with Q&A from a DLC expert! We’ve partnered with Exploring By The Seat Of Your Pants to bring weekly lessons on all things lemur right to a screen near you. We’re not kidding when we say this series will have it all, so we hope you’re ready to learn!

Each talk will be hosted by our virtual education partners on YouTube Live. Teachers and students are welcome to sign up in advance on http://www.exploringbytheseat.com to reserve video chat spots for the Q&A, and anyone is welcome to join in via live chat during the talk!

We will be posting the link to the live talk in each event on Thursday mornings, and if you can’t join us live, that’s okay! We’ll share the recorded talk and Q&A on our own page for you to enjoy a few days later.

In case you need a little more motivation to attend this awesome series – watching these weekly talks will give you a leg up on the trivia competition. So be sure to keep up with our weekly videos and keep your eyes peeled for more information on when our next trivia challenge video will be posted!

WildEarth’s safaris come to you from Djuma Private Game Reserve in The Sabi Sands and &Beyond Ngala Private Game Reserve. These reserves are found in the north-east corner of South Africa and offer a vast expanse of wilderness that Africa’s iconic animals can roam in freely.

• NatGeo At Home – learn at home, tips for families, fun for kids, experiments, podcasts, and much more
• Photo Ark – from the website:

  Sounding the alarm for species at risk, one photograph at a time

  Species are disappearing at an alarming rate, but together we can help.

  The National Geographic Photo Ark is using the power of photography to inspire people to help save species at risk before it’s too late. Photo Ark founder Joel Sartore has photographed more than 10,000 species around the world as part of a multiyear effort to document every species living in zoos and wildlife sanctuaries, inspire action through education, and help save wildlife by supporting on-the-ground conservation efforts.

• British Museum, London
• Uffizi Gallery, Florence – part of Wonders of Italy
• Musee d’Orsay, Paris
• Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
• National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.
• Taj Mahal, New Delhi – part of Wonders of India
• Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah – part of The Hidden Worlds of the National Parks
• Open Heritage – including 3D modeling of historic sites worldwide
• thousands of museum Street Views

• Air and Space Anywhere – K-12 programs, podcasts, virtual tours, activities, games, cockpit panoramas, artifact stories, 3D objects, pioneer stories, open access images, Google Expeditions, and more
• Exploring Space – lecture series: Seeing the Unseeable: Capturing an Image of a Black Hole (Sheperd Doeleman) (June 2, 8:00)
• Air and Space Live Chats – recent chats include: April 16 – Apollo 13 astronaut, commander of Apollo 13 Jim Lovell | May 21 – Wright Brothers (Tom Crouch, Keith Yourg) | June 4 at 1:00 – Spacewalks (Jennifer Levassseur, Bill Barry, Michael Lopez-Alegria – 55th anniversary of the first American spacewalk by astronaut Ed White in 1965) | June 11 at 1:00 – Dragonfly Mission to Titan

and the firework and other spectacular show videos on Fridays:

• Happily Ever After Fireworks Show, Walt Disney World (April 24)
• Disney Illuminations Fireworks Show, Disneyland Paris (May 1)
• Shanghai Disney Resort Grand Opening Gala (May 8)
• Disney’s Not-So-Spooky Spectacular, Walt Disney World (May 15)
• The Lion King: Rhythms of the Pride Lands, Disneyland Paris (May 22)
• Special Pre-Recorded Showing of 2018’s Fourth of July Spectacular, Walt Disney World (July 3)
• Relive Minnie’s Wonderful Christmastime Fireworks, Walt Disney World (December 11)

• #drawWithDisneyAnimation
  • How To Draw Sven (March 25), Olaf (March 28), Elsa (March 31), Ariel (April 2), Anna (April 8), Simba (April 9), Rapunzel (April 15), Baloo (April 18), Elephant (April 21), Lion (April 22), Vanellope (April 23), Bruni (April 29), Stitch (April 30), Pinocchio (May 8), Tiana (May 13)
  • Walt Disney Animation Studios’ Annual Caricature Show: How To Draw Walt Disney (April 1)
• At Home With Olaf – “Fun With Snow” (April 6) | “Alone in the Forest” (April 7) | “Fishin'” (April 8) | “Leaves” (April 9) | “Sleep” (April 10) | “Birthday” (April 14) | “Pumpkin” (April 15) | “Brush” (April 16) | “Hide And Seek” (April 17) | “Gymnastics” (April 20) | “Music Time” (April 21) | “Sunrise” (April 22) | “Swing” (April 23) | “Candy” (April 24) | “Adventure” (April 27) | “Pink Lemonade” (April 28) | “Doggies” (April 29) | “Hobbies” (April 30) | “Sounds” (May 1 – final video) | “I Am With You” (May 13 – special message from Olaf’s home to yours)