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Nature Shock: S3E8 (2008 — 2013)
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The Crocs That Turned to Rubber
21 SEP 2010Documentary60 min
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  • Original name: Nature Shock
  • Type: Scripted
  • IMDb link: 1705039
  • IMDb rating: 6.3 (9 votes) Search
This intriguing documentary series examines freak occurrences in the natural world. Whether it's animals behaving oddly or even the planet that perplexes, each episode sees scientists studying baffling phenomena in a bid to understand what Mother Nature's really up to. The reasons behind incidents will vary, but there's one conclusion that we always reach: the world isn't as predictable as we'd like to think.
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