Amna Nawaz
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Animals get weird during an eclipse and other things you should know
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August 17, 2017
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3:17Now PlayingFew things ignite the collective imagination like a solar eclipse, and August 21 will be no exception. On that day, a total solar eclipse will sweep across the entire continental United States. Such a spectacle hasn’t happened since June 8, 1918, and anticipation couldn’t be higher. If you plan to join the 5000-year-old tradition of eclipse watching next Monday, here are five things you need to remember.
Creators:
Nsikan Akpan
Matt Ehrichs
Hosts:
Nsikan Akpan
Julia Griffin
Video Editor:
Matt Ehrichs
Videographer:
Abbey Oldham
Producers:
Julia Griffin
Jenny Marder
Patti Parson
Richard Coolidge
Sara Just
Travis Daub
Vanessa Dennis
Graphics:
Adam Sarraf
Special Thanks:
Deep See Films LLC
Music (via Free Music Archive):
“Memory” by Creo
“Biology Slides” by Bleak House
“Run the Tape” by Asthmatic Astronaut
“Clockwork (outro)” by Parvus Decree
“A Moment” by Scott Gratton
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