Safari Live - Day 368 | National Geographic

You have a government and you also have the people that are governed. In previous videos, we talked about this idea of linkage institutions, which are institutions that connect the government to the people and the people to the government. So, people know…

Hey, Vsauce. Michael here. About 6 percent of everything you say and read and write is the “the” - is the most used word in the English language. About one out of every 16 words we encounter on a daily basis is “the.” The top 20 most common English words …

NARRATOR: Heading back to shore, the team review the footage from cameras mounted on the bait lines. MEGAN: Chh chh chh chh chh. Oh, that’s such a good one! HEATHER: So that’s when the buoy went down. You on to that, Meg? GREG: Look at that. MEGAN: Oh…

Yeah, let me get a beer. And how are you feeling that from the bottom? Are you some kind of evil wizard? I’m not drinking your evil wizard. But I forget it, just give me two. Speaking of wizards, let’s see what a little hydrogen peroxide and dry yeast ca…

So we’re told that the first four terms of a geometric sequence are given. They give us the first four terms. They say, what is the fifth term in the sequence? And like always, pause the video and see if you can come up with the fifth term. Well, all we …

When you dive, it’s a completely different world. The first time I ever saw a National Geographic explorer and storytelling fellow, Tara Roberts, wasn’t at headquarters; it was on YouTube last year. Tara was in a Nacho video about a group of Black scuba d…