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Chef Anthony Bourdain worries about the ballooning of Americans and occasionally eats endangered birds with a hood over his head. (04:48)
Mark Moffett says plants need an animal intermediary to carry the pollen to the next plant and do the deed. (05:30)
Fen Montaigne explains how global warming affects Antarctic penguins and rising sea levels. (04:59)
Spending six years at a zoo made Thomas French start to see people's primal behavior underneath. (06:11)
If an openly gay judge can rule on same-sex marriage, we should just let cases about endangered species be decided by a manatee. (08:34)
Men may be an endangered species, there's a threat to the Gulf Coast, and Carl Safina needs to change the color of his Blue Ocean Institute. (00:31)
Stephen wants to dig for coal, and Emily Pilloton helps the world's needy with industrial design. (00:28)
Environmentalists target soft toilet paper, Kang Lee exposes the lies parents tell kids, and mountain pine beetles prevent us from shooting bears. (07:14)
Representative Cynthia Lummis judges a selection of Stephen's meats. (06:38)
A look back on President Bush's relationship with the media -- Stephen wonders if tonight's the night they finally do it. (00:34)
Stephen asks Anderson Cooper how people can help the environment without any inconvenience. (5:34)
Stephen tries to get Congresswoman Diana DeGette to support a bill protecting the American elephant and to include his name in the bill. (6:18)