World's Deadliest Snakes
Ecogeeks Episode 1: We explore the myth that there is a single deadliest snake.

Grasslands and Prairies
Ecogeeks Episode 2: This special biomes video focuses on why grasses dominate this habitat.

Alpine Tundra
Ecogeeks Episode 3: Suz and Rob go above the clouds on this special alpine biome video.

Streams and Rivers
Ecogeeks Episode 4: Hazen and Rob take a 60-mile canoe trip down Montana's Smith River, explaining aquatic ecosystems.

Biodiversity
Ecogeeks Episode 5: Rob, Jonas and Suz explore the meanings and importance of biodiversity.

Rainforests
Ecogeeks Episode 6: Suz, Hazen and Rob are in Panama and they're getting dirty with this biome.

Coastal Oceans
Ecogeeks Episode 7: We're off exploring the temperate waters of Sweden. There's lobsters, sea pens and jellyfish!

Z is for Zebra
Ecogeeks Episode 8: Rich heads into East Africa to try and understand why the Grevy's Zebra is going extinct.

Rob Bio
Ecogeeks Producer Rob Nelson describes his history and passion for science filmmaking.

Hazen Bio
Host and Biologist Hazen introduceds who he is and why is so crazy.

Jonas Bio
Marine Biologist and Producer, Jonas gives a quick history.

Rich Bio
Our producer and African specialist explains his history

Barro Colorado Island
For 5 months the ecogeeks were hosted by the Smithsonian in Panama. Here is where we stayed.

Alligator Snapping Turtle
Hazen Audel finds a snapping turtle in Mississippi and describes its unique behaviors.

Hawaiian Biodiversity
Find out how all the plants and animals got to the relatively young Hawaiian islands.

Oahu Tree Snails
Hawaii has a small group of snails found nowhere else in the world. Why are they so unique?

Tailless Whip Scorpions
Ecogeeks profiled this unusual species through the work of scientist Eben Gering in the forests of Costa Rica.

Biodiversity of Mexico
This film serves as Rob's first full-length feature. It was the vector that brought the current "Wild Classroom" crew together.

Mining for Bats
Rich headed out to Northern Idaho to see where some abandoned mines are used as bat habitat.

Secret Lives of Gulls
Rich heads out to Isles of Shoals with biologist Julie Ellis to understand the ecology of the seaside's ubiquitous aves.