David Bonter, ornithologist at Cornell University and vice president of the Braddock Bay Bird Observatory, took us to Braddock Bay to learn how to band birds. Watch Bonter put a tiny aluminum bracelet on a swamp sparrow.

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Neil DeGrasse Tyson recounts the controversy about America's favorite former planet -- Pluto. He talks with Ira in the NPR studio in New York about the new rules for planetary status.

Michael Musnick studies wood turtles in the Great Swamp -- a stretch of wetland about 60 miles north of New York City. He found turtles dying in the railroad tracks and proposed a solution to New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority: tiny turtle bridges.

Braddock Bay, on the southern shore of Lake Ontario, is a prime pit stop for migrating birds. In a converted hot dog stand near the Bay, ornithologists and volunteers capture, study and release about 10,000 passing birds each year.

Tim Stark, tomato farmer and owner of Eckerton Hill Farm in Lobachsville, PA, describes his battle with late blight this summer.

The New York Hall of Science in Queens, NY opened a space-themed mini golf course this summer. Charles Camarda, a NASA engineer and former astronaut, agreed to play a round, and explain some of the science as he putted.

Sam Easterson is the curator of the Museum of Animal Perspectives--an online repository of remotely-sensed wildlife imagery. All the footage comes from cameras implanted in the landscape or strapped to the backs of animals.

Preview this unique documentary series, exploring the coastlines of the world; to catch and cook food, fresh from the sea! It's a celebration of coastal communities, that will provide the viewer with an exclusive insight into fishing practices around the world. Download the preview and purchase the videos at MoboVivo.com

Robert Sabin has been growing giant pumpkins (the breed is Atlantic giant) for over ten years. Does his top pumpkin have the heft to win the Long Island Giant Pumpkin Weigh-Off at Hicks Nurseries? Find out.

Get Season 2! Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall?s dream of escaping the city sprawl and all its stresses and downshifting into rural Dorset is finally realised when he arrives at River Cottage. Download the preview and purchase the videos at MoboVivo.com

Ed's Up puts Ed Robertson of The Barenaked Ladies through rough, tough "day-in-the-life" experiences with some seriously rugged people. Robertson challenges his manhood in this jet-fuelled, adventure that takes him far from his life of international rock stardom. Download the preview and purchase the videos at MoboVivo.com

How did multicellular organisms evolve? Sophia Tintori and Cassandra Extavour, developmental biologist at Harvard, talk about the development of multicellular organisms.

Get Season 1! Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall?s dream of escaping the city sprawl and all its stresses and downshifting into rural Dorset is finally realised when he arrives at River Cottage. Download the preview and purchase the videos at MoboVivo.com

Like a digital video puppet, the facial expressions of one person can be cloned in real time and mapped onto the digital face of another person.

African Diaries takes you on a journey to some of the most luxurious resorts in the world to places where the rich and famous stand face to face with the Big Five. Download the preview and purchase the videos at MoboVivo.com

African Diaries takes you on a journey to some of the most luxurious resorts in the world to places where the rich and famous stand face to face with the Big Five. Download the preview and purchase the videos at MoboVivo.com

It's the holiday season. How are you coping?

Ed's Up puts Ed Robertson of The Barenaked Ladies through rough, tough "day-in-the-life" experiences with some seriously rugged people. Robertson challenges his manhood in this jet-fuelled, adventure that takes him far from his life of international rock stardom. Download the preview and purchase the videos at MoboVivo.com

"Food coma" takes on new meaning when you feed nematodes a light-sensitive chemical. After the meal, the worms become paralyzed if exposed to UV light. Remarkably, the effects can be reversed under visible light.

African Diaries takes you on a journey to some of the most luxurious resorts in the world to places where the rich and famous stand face to face with the Big Five. Download the preview and purchase the videos at MoboVivo.com

What is a HIP WORLD? It is a world you can visit from your armchair where the funkiest of the world?s hotels expect you. A world where you can always get a drink at the hippest bars in the most fashionable resorts. Perfect weather, exotic food and breathtaking surroundings awaits. Download the preview and purchase the videos at MoboVivo.com

A perennial holiday dilemma: will alcohol kill the bacteria in homemade eggnog? Microbiologists Vince Fischetti and Raymond Schuch, from The Rockefeller University, ran an experiment in the lab to see whether salmonella can survive in a vat of spiked eggnog.

Download the preview and click over to MoboVivo.com to get the whole series. Perfect for the inquiring student this summer or for the classroom.

Winter weather means more than sledding and snowmen. Bullet rosettes, stellar plates and capped columns are just a few of the varieties of snow crystal you can find in your backyard. Physicist and snowflake expert Kenneth Libbrecht shares secrets of the snowflake.

According to the world's scientists, sea level rise is 'arguably one of the world's most important potential impacts of global climate change'. This documentary explores two remote regions of the world, the Marshall Islands and the Arctic. Download the preview and check out the whole film at www.mobovivo.com.

Host Brian Keating, from the Calgary Zoo, takes you on adventures from around the world involving animals, science, and eco-tourism. Download the preview and purchase the videos at MoboVivo.com

Paul Olsen, of Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, takes us to a quarry in New Jersey and explains what makes basalt ideal for storing carbon dioxide emissions.

Call for Help is a computer-themed television program that first aired exclusively on TechTV and now airs on G4techTV Canada and the HOW TO Channel in Australia. Features Leo Laporte. Episodes on TiVo, Flickr, Anti-Spyware, Wi-Max, podcasting, iPods, MySpace, viral video and more. Download the preview and purchase the videos at MoboVivo.com

Brenda Tan and Matthew Cost, high school seniors from Trinity School in New York City, used a technique called DNA barcoding to find out what species were present in over 200 animal products. Their results suggest buyers should beware!

It's what keeps you warm and toasty. Its like a blanket that holds the sun?s warmth close to the Earth and gives us weather. But like anything, too much is not good, and we could kill our planet with too much of a good thing! Download the preview or click over to MoboVivo.com

A spontaneous, live-action, on-location original series that follows its host -- six-year-old Daniel Cook -- as he explores the world from his perspective. In each episode we watch as Daniel Cook explores, learns, and creates with everyone from chocolate makers to world champion figure skaters, from firefighters to award-winning writers. Download the trailer and purchase the TV show at MoboVivo.com

Bdelloid rotifers haven?t had sex for at least thirty million years and that?s puzzling. Most asexual animals are doomed to extinction. Two biologists explain the extraordinary adaptations that allow rotifers to survive without sex.

Hurricanes, the Perfect Storm, sunspots and plain old rain are just some of the incredible events that make up the weather around the world. How and when it happens and what causes those dramatic pictures or wind-whipped trees, seas and sometimes houses is brought to life in this exciting series Wise Weather Whys! Download the preview or click over to MoboVivo.com

Robots were cast in an ultra-modern interpretation of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream. Kevin Pratt, of Texas A and M University, explains the research angle of putting search and rescue robots on the stage.

Traditional legends for each season. In these beautifully animated legends, many life and environmental lessons are given. The beauty, bounty and vulnerability of Mother Earth through the seasons shines in these gentle, fun and at times mischievous Cree stories. Preview here and purchase from MoboVivo.com.

All 13 of WildFiles programs are now available for download. The programs have been a key part of SciQ's success and are now available for purchase at www.mobovivo.com. Check out this preview.

Scientists analyzed melanin in fossil feathers to reconstruct the colors of a 150-million-year-old dinosaur. Forget those drab grays and greens, this dinosaur was flashy.

Here is a preview of a show on dinosaurs that will be part of the MoboVivo educational program line up. The kids are going to like this show that runs 44 minutes and features a tour of the Royal Tyrrell Museum. Available for purchase from MoboVivo.com.

Get ready for BirdTrek. This clip shows and talks about migratory birds in Delaware Bay.