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MinutePhysics: most popular educational channel on YouTube, second only to Khan Academy.

 

Bright Storm: hundreds of video lessons in biology, chemistry, physics, math, English, test prep...simple for students who need refreshers on a science topic.

 

Symphony of Science: videos combine rhythm with science for enhanced learning. Check out Carl Sagan singing We Are All Connected or Morgan Freeman crooning over quantum physics (which, by the way, has over 4 million views).

 

Bad Astronomy: devoted to debunking myths and misconceptions about astronomy. 

 

New Scientist: videos and podcasts covering science, technology, space, the environment, and more. 

 

ReelNASA: videos showing the latest happenings at NASA and the newest developments in space exploration.

 

Richard Dawkins: the Oxford evolutionary biologist and others 

 

ScienCentral: science and technology on medical, environmental, and technological issues that affect daily life.

 

The Real Bill Nye the Science Guy: quality videos on a wide range of scientific principles.

 

NASA Television: NASA researchers, developers, staff, astronauts and equipment.

 

Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture: University of Washington curates collections of natural history and cultural heritage

Animal Planet: animal kingdom with rich, engaging, high-quality entertainment, information, and enrichment.

 

Science Channel: outer space, new technology, earth science basics, and more.

 

Steve Spangler Science: quick and easy refresher on the basic principles at play.

 

Carl Sagan’s COSMOS:  physics and astronomy classes, these classic videos of the beloved Carl Sagan engage and educate.

 

Garland Science: outstanding videos and animations pertaining to cellular and molecular biology.

 

Nat Geo Wild: animals, their behavior, and their relationships with the surrounding ecosystems.

 

The Periodic Table of Videos: University of Nottingham videos about each element on the periodic table 

 

British Geological Survey: geology and earth sciences teachers. The British Geological Survey (BGS) 

 

Wildlife Conservation Society: conservation and environmentalism. 

 

California Academy of Sciences: massive museum featuring exhibits on natural history, astronomy, and marine sciences.

 

National Audubon Society: videos on migration, markings, habitat protection, and more.

 

Sixty Symbols: University of Nottingham demystifies the common symbols used in astronomy and physics, covering momentum, relativity, quantum mechanics, magnets, currents+more.

 

Climate Conference: UN’s channel dedicated to discussing global warming and other environmental issues. Great resource for debate material and current research.

Vet Science free databases http://www.nlm.nih.gov/services/queries/veterinarymed.html

 

Vet videos http://www.vetvideos.com/   &  http://veterinarymedicine.dvm360.com/clinical-video

 

Vet.com  http://www.vet.com/index.html

 

PetMD.com  http://www.petmd.com/#

 

Vet Practice News website http://www.veterinarypracticenews.com/

 

UC Davis Vet Med program & resources  http://www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/students/index.cfm

 

Purdue University Vet Tech resource links  http://guides.lib.purdue.edu/vettechresources

 

Texas A&M HS Vet Science resources:  http://aevm.tamu.edu/4-h-veterinary-science/high-school-curriculum-plan/

 

FFA Vet Science resources https://www.ffa.org/participate/cdes/veterinary-science

 

4-H Vet Science resources http://www.4-h.org/resource-library/curriculum/4-h-veterinary-science/

 

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