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“Cabin Brothers,” premiering on the DIY Network on May 16, will follow twin brothers John and Ron Daniels as they work with clients from across the world to create custom-built cabins out of reclaimed wood.

The 250-square-foot structures range in style from sophisticated wine country cottages to classic log cabins even the occasional bunk house with a crank-raised bedroom roof perfect for stargazing.

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It's a good day for the Earth Touch crew in South Africa. The team recently clinched three wins at the South African Film & Television Awards (SAFTAS). Well done, guys!

Good news! Two of our productions have been nominated in the South African Film & Television Awards (SAFTAS)! Huge congrats to the cinematography team that worked on Incredible Spiders, and to David Birch and Ruaan Botha for their work on Incredible Diggers :-)

One of our latest shows featuring archaeology and anthropology expert Dr. Jeff Rose is airing on the Travel Channel. Check it out if you can! http://ow.ly/108tAh

Legend Hunter Archaeology and anthropology expert Dr. Jeff Rose sets out on a personal journey through the Holy Land to explore the stories and myths from the bible and other ancient texts through archaeology and modern detective work.

Here's how polar bears see the world ...

Polar bear POV: A predator's-eye-view of Arctic life Hitch a ride as the Arctic's top predators hunt, swim and play!

Clear your evening schedule on Wednesday, you're going to want to watch this! We teamed up with the crew from Polar Bear Films to produce a six-part series focusing on the polar bears and people of Churchill, Manitoba. Don't miss the latest episode of 'Polar Bear Town' on the Smithsonian Channel this Wednesday, 8PM (ET/PT).

Polar bear cubs are curious about everything around them – including the tourists who travel hundreds of miles to come watch them migrate. See how everyone stays safe on the next Polar Bear Town this Wednesday: http://bitly.com/PolarPaparazzi