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October 28, 2012: Love in the Northwest Passage, Giant Predators in Prehistoric Australia, and More

October 28, 2012Justin O'Neill

Every week, embark with host Boyd Matson on an exploration of the latest discoveries and interviews with some of the most fascinating people on the planet, on National Geographic Weekend. Please check listings near you to find the best way to listen to National Geographic Weekend! HOUR 1 The Arctic has been preserved as one of the last remaining…

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October 28, 2012: Love in the Northwest Passage, Giant Predators in Prehistoric Australia, and More

October 28, 2012: Love in the Northwest Passage, Giant Predators in Prehistoric Australia, and More

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