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Satellite images of violent vortexes above a volcanic island; a man films a dazzling heavenly vision over suburban rooftops.
Satellite images of violent vortexes above a volcanic island; a man films a dazzling heavenly vision over suburban rooftops.
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S2, EP2 "Underwater Tornados and Frozen Iguanas"A powerful, twisting tornado appears beneath the ocean; frozen lizards littering the streets.
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S2, EP5 "A Boiling River and an Electric Angel"Satellite images of violent vortexes above a volcanic island; a man films a dazzling heavenly vision over suburban rooftops.
Weird Earth
S2, EP6 "Bug-nado's and Parting Seas"A twisting swarm of menacing aerial creatures glides above the suburbs; bizarrely parting seas suggest connections to ancient legends; a volcano produces deadly hair-like fibers.
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S2, EP7 "Ice Aliens and Jellyfish in the Sky"A devastating river of mud and rocks threatens a sleepy mountain valley; bizarre patterns beneath a frozen river may be strange morphing creatures; a jellyfish-shaped cloud may be a sign of dangerous weather to come.
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