19K views · 674 reactions | Sound on! What does the baby seal say?  "Animals with Cameras: Oceans" premieres January 19th at 8/7c on PBS. [VID: Baby seal lying next to mom, yawning.] | Nature | PBS | Facebook

1.3M views · 9.3K reactions | While it has a cute snoot, a rice weevil is a stowaway. It sneaks into your pantry as an egg that its mom laid inside a single grain of rice. Once it hatches, it turns your rice into its new home.  (Deep Look • PBS and PBS Digital Studios) | PBS | Facebook

221K views · 1.6K reactions | This loggerhead sea turtle's footage brings new insights into her secret world. See what she reveals in "Animals with Cameras," now streaming. | Nature | PBS | Facebook

27K views · 368 reactions | Tiger beetles are lightning-fast hunters, sprinting so quickly they momentarily outrun their own vision. Watch how these tiny but ferocious predators use blistering speed to chase down prey and finish the kill with their oversized, crushing mandibles (lucky for us, they’re not human-sized!). (From Deep Look • PBS and PBS Digital Studios) | PBS | Facebook

18K views · 750 reactions | Barn owls swoop down on rodents and swallow them whole – gophers, voles and mice, gone in a few gulps. But how do they keep down all that food? Well, they don’t. In a few stomach-turning steps, they transform the varmints into compact balls of fur and bones known as pellets. (From Deep Look • PBS and PBS Digital Studios) | PBS | Facebook

Ever wonder what hummingbirds and axolotls have in common? They were both revered by Mexico’s ancient civilizations and have deep symbolism that has carried over into today’s modern world. Join #DeepLook coordinating producer, Gabriela Quirós and scientists who study these special creatures for a free, virtual screening on Friday, April 29 at 5pm and explore their unusual biology and behaviors. This is a bilingual event in English and Spanish and is in collaboration with the Bay Area Science Fes