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Only the strongest survive in the animal kingdom, where the competition for food, territory or mates means employing skillfully crafted tricks of the trade. "Animal Armory" incorporates high-end imagery and computer graphics to reveal how wildlife use their teeth, claws, antlers, camouflage, venom and even spit to threaten and intimidate rivals and predators alike. With weapons of deception, animals disarm and entice prey to their death. Meanwhile, perhaps the oldest weapons employed by animals are projectiles, which have evolved into their own versions of poison-tipped harpoons, chemical missiles and high-powered bullets.

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An animal's ability to fight could be the difference between life and death.
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Secrets of the lethal weapons of the animal world.
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Some animals take stealth to another level with disguises that let them blend into their surroundings.
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A close look at the most pungent predators and prey.
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Small, deadly creatures packed with lethal venom and poison prove that survival isn't just about size, teeth and brute force.
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Creatures that incorporate spitting and stinging into their arsenal for survival.

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