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An archaeologist takes a young Maya descendant through spectacular ancient ruins as they unlock the secrets of the past.  

The Castle or Pyramid of Kukulcan in the ancient city of Chichen Itza is one of the tallest and most remarkable examples of Maya architecture.

A view of the Maya city of Tulum from the sea. Tulum was the only Maya city built on a coast. 

A young Maya descendant sketches a Maya glyph.

The Maya had incredible architectural skills and built everything from simple dwellings to incredibly detailed palaces and temples. 

An archaelogical site of ancient Maya ruins.

Descendants of the ancient Maya pray to the gods that they have worshiped for more than 100 generations. 

The potoo bird matches the tree trunk it is resting on. Potoos are related to nightjars—the family that includes nighthawks and whip-poor-wills. 

This Amazon Horned Frog hides among leaves and brush on the Amazon Rainforest floor. 

Flower or hunting spider? This hunting spider uses mimicry to disguise itself. 

This leaf butterfly appears to look like a leaf on a branch. 

Sloths are strong swimmers. They can swim three times faster than they can walk on land. And because of their ability to slow their heart rates to one-third its normal rate, they can also hold their breath for 40 minutes under water.

The Delta IV Heavy rocket, seen in the IMAX® movie Asteroid Hunters 3D, could transport a space probe to avert and redirect an asteroid on a path toward Earth.
 

An asteroid entering Earth's atmosphere.

Planetary defense specialist Mark Boslough PhD demonstrates an asteroid impact using supercomputers to assess the effects.

Marina Brozović PhD of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory studies radar signals to understand the size, speed and location of asteroids. Data collected from the Goldstone radio dish antenna is used to track large, high - risk asteroids.

An entertaining Wunderpus phtogenicus does a pinwheel-like somersault in the waters of Alotau in Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea.

The dance of the jellyfish (Thysanostoma thysanura) draws the attention of several butterflyfish (Chaetodon ulietensis) in the cool waters of Clam Gardens in the Great Barrier Reef of Australia.

One of the Under the Sea film crew, Stuart MacFarlane, poses for a photo next to a giant potato cod (Epinephelus tukula) as it shows off its potato-like markings in the Great Barrier Reef of Australia.