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Night time in the wild can look peaceful, but around the termite mounds the fluorescent beetle larvae are catching dinner with their light.

Hungry cone snails use their siphons to sniff out their food. They release a venom that knocks their prey out.

The crew decides to bring on an intern. But he lacks some basic gaming skills. Maybe it's time for a trade?

Host Steve Spangler does crazy tricks and wacky experiments. He makes a can of potato chips fly and shows how to dodge a ball heading for your head.

Researchers of the LEGUVAL project are experimenting with ways to turn vegetable residues into packaging materials.

In this episode, we meet researchers taking part in a project to mine and beneficiate rare earth elements (REE) with novel technologies.

It's food experiment time. Steve Spangler shows science you can eat, with new ways to create colourful dessert toppings, slimy spaghetti, and ice cream.

In this episode, we examine a solution to purify urban wastewater at zero-energy operation costs.

In order to gather high-quality 3D data of large cultural sites, researchers of the DIGIART project have developed unmanned drones. Can they play a part in protecting Europe's cultural heritage?

We need sleep. New technologies have been developed to help us sleep better. For some animals, their day begins when we are sleeping.

A Spanish company has developed a new way to extract olive oil. By "shocking" the olives with an electrical pulse, more oil is extracted.

Technology helps the police solve crime, but training people and animals can have amazing crime-solving results too.

The new irrigation system "Waterbee" knows exactly how much water any crop needs to be fully grown by the day it is picked.

Host Emily boards the world's largest flying observatory, dives to an underwater habitat, and explores a laboratory deep below ground.

Join host Emily Calandrelli as she uncovers the incredible highlights of the historic Apollo missions.

Go behind the scenes with pretzels and crisps and learn how to make your own delicious shortbread!

How can magnetic powder help find a teddy thief? Find out...

Host Steve Spangler shows you how to solve science challenges that seem impossible… but they're not.

In this episode, we visit a patient who was affected by biofilm infection - an infection that is dangerous for people with implants.

To address the complex nature of obesity, researchers are recording eating behavior, chewing patterns, and swallowing habits.

There are a lot of beliefs about food, health and animals passed down from generation to generation. Science separates the facts from fiction.

Science looks at the secrets behind sugar: in our diet, in our tastebuds and behind the scenes at a sugar factory.

Science is not confined to the laboratory: it has given us great inventions that make daily life easier - at home and on the go.

How to Control a Pendulum with Your Mind

Science puts our human flaws under the microscope: Why we lie, why we get lazy and why we eat when we're not even hungry.

Communication comes in a variety of forms: spoken, written and...cries and squawks! Historians and scientists present languages.

Curiosity, extreme sports and thrill rides have an effect on our bodies. Scientists and engineers explain how.

Marisa arrives at the shelter with eleven puppies, two cats, and seven kittens. And that is just from one household.

Three tiny foster puppies are getting their examination for ringworm, and Xavier's baby barn owl is testing its wings.

Get a glimpse of the life of Jorge, Loro Parque's head vet and Javier, Head of Environmental Affairs.

The aquarium team initiates its very own breeding program. In the meantime, Lin Mao, the white tiger, is having a hip problem.

The Zebrabus stumbles onto a hidden retreat with some of the highest vegetated dunes in South Africa, where they face snakes and reptiles.

Trying to find a shortcut to Bird Island, the youngsters get stuck in a desolate dune field, where they're surrounded by wild creatures.

Sprinter and Leo are helping Bumble to find her glasses. They try to remember where and when she last wore them. That journey leads to several reunions with Sprinter's arch-enemies.

Find out why repetition is so important in computer programming.

After one of his chocolate bunnies is stolen, Tom Thomas, together with Simka and Nolik build an alarm.

Drop into the lab and make a parachute. We'll Jump right in and use a plastic bag to create a force called "drag".

We're building some buildings that can take a shake. Don't worry, it's not a real quake its only a make!

The last clue leads our heroes to a snowy graveyard where the past will reveal itself.

It's a windy day in Barcelona and the gang's new friend Andreu has to catch a windswept sash before his team of castellers attempts to break their own record later that day during the festival.

Is there a country where even toddlers happily eat the spiciest dishes? Our heroes travel to Thailand to find out. And Alim's penfriend Narawan prepares a spicy meal.

How about finding out a place where you could learn fishing at school? It's time for a trip to Canada!

Burpee wants to jump further than Croakette in the Annual Frog Jumping Contest, so Darwin, Newts and Heni help him train.

Make your very papier mache balloons!

When the drains at Pizzamat and Hang 20 start backing up, Addison is determined to solve the mystery.

Kit and Mr. Battery break into the lighthouse to find out what it's for.

The icebreaker loses its crew, and Kit and his curious crew must jump in and bring the ship safely to the port.

Smorph wants to light up a bunch of lamps altogether and needs to learn how different electronic components work.

Smorph finds out how some materials conduct electricity and some do not.

We're using camouflage to make our favourite shapes and toys blend into the background.

Maddie learns how a washing machine works and discovers how jeans are made in a factory.

It's game time. After the plans of playing a game of tennis seem ruined, Dr. Panda suggests a new game called 'pandaball'.

Mundi is asked to house-sit a really "special" home. Doki is wondering what's so special about it?

DiktaThor challenges Sprinter to a duel. Due to the ancient Bhilka rules, Sprinter has to accept the challenge. Who is going to win?

At a playground, Maddie learns how swings & slides work, then visits a plant pot factory.

Maddie shows us how disco balls reflect light & learns how jigsaw puzzles are made.

Hmm all these boxes? What can we do? let's just say we have some 'speedy'' ideas .

Hepi and Briko have some solid ideas about what we can make with rocks.

Recycling Romp. Animated kids' show. A show about how cats see our world and how they live when we're not around.

Dentists first appeared in Ancient Egypt. But their techniques were not the same as they are today. Far from it... For some children, going to the dentist was a real ordeal.

Host Alie Ward presents a device to help catch fish, an app keeping track of sleep, a very useful snake robot and the Jetman.

The doctors do a poo experiment. Dr. Xand donates blood. In the emergency room, there's a cut hand and a cut eyebrow.

Doc K tries to gain superpowers through lightning. She and Nash learn about renewable energy and the magic of wireless power transfer.

Writing his school essay, "My Best Friend", Tom Thomas recalls how he started his secret friendship with Nolik and Simka.

Tom Thomas rips his dress pants minutes before he has to leave for his school concert. Nolik suggests fixing them with a stapler so Tom Thomas' mom won't find out.

Darwin and Newts are puzzled when no one shows up for Wapiti's Antler Day party, so they follow footprints to see where everyone's gone.

Have fun with a ballon theatre!

In Athens, the gang meets Yannis and Anna, twins who like to race. Hogie suggests organising their own Olympic games with their new friends and race to the temple of Zeus!

The Grimwades decide to repair Mommy's bike. The family agrees that not only is cycling a green way to travel, but it's great fun too.

The Grimwades decide to reuse the wind. You could also go green by reusing cardboard tubes and old material to make windsocks of your own.

The Zebrabus stumbles onto a hidden retreat with some of the highest vegetated dunes in South Africa, where they face snakes and reptiles.

Having won the hearts of everyone in the clinic, Turbo goes into foster care. Xavier finds an injured turtle and rushes him to the vet.

The sun emits radiant energy called electromagnetic radiation. The blue sky we see is a form of this energy.

A Tardigrade is an aquatic micro-animal measuring around 1mm long. In 2007 some of them survived in space on the outside of a rocket.

Fico is eager to prove to his cousin Rico that he's the better skateboarder. They head to a skate park in Shanghai, China.

Make your very own dream keeper!

Red Squirrel feels a deep connection to the peaceful, silent nature of the swan, but his cousin Grey doesn't feel the same way.

Perhaps Planet Earth should be called Planet Wetness, since it's mostly covered in water! This water contains some fascinating creatures.

Dragonfly

The stalk-eyed fly blows air bubbles up inside its head and along the eyestalks - like blowing up the world's weirdest balloon.

Specialists shows how to protect your computer and phone from being hacked, a forensic policeman goes to work solving a crime, and archaeologists use high-tech devices to discover the past.

Make your own spider cookies, surprise your mates with some delicious edible worms and soil, and take the weirdness to the next level with Jenna's grossest prank yet!

The doctors show why you need oxygen, and find out what it's like to be at the other end of an emergency call.

The Nektons enter the Bermuda Triangle where the laws of physics don't seem to apply.

Eric learns that neurons are the brain's tiny building blocks. He does an experiment to show what they are and how they work.

Kaylyn and Alicia struggle to find a new name for the company, and Noodles' love detection device disrupts the group's harmony.

The kids discover a trap door, but there isn't enough time to explore the mystery beyond as detention ends and Principal Lounsberry returns.

Astronauts from the last five decades share incredible stories of their adventures.

What's the most powerful number in the universe? One million? One billion? One trillion? No, it's zero! In this episode we explain why.

The Mallakhamb team shows us how they used their ancient acrobatic skills on the Mallakhamb pole to achieve a GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS title.

Legendary jump roper Tori Boggs shows how her record-breaking skipping skills helped her become the best in the world.

Slime mould are cleverer than they look even though they don't have eyes, a skeleton, a nervous system, or even a brain.

San Diego fun: Beach volleyball, paragliding at Torrey Pines, flow riding at Wavehouse, and Olympic archery lessons—an exhilarating week!

The giant Bornean leech can grow up to half a metre long. It likes eating worms, which it slurps like spaghetti.

The wasp has to burrow underground to find cicadas. It brings the cicada to its burrow to feed its larvae.

From super-cute snow domes to a shrunken science experiment - there's no hack too small for our team of life-hackers.

Dr Chris and Dr Xand show how to make bones bendy.

The Junior Vets have spent four weeks at Vet School. But which one has impressed Paul enough to take the title of Head Vet?

Inventor and engineer Robert Langer and Nobel Prize winning chemist Frances Arnold reflect on their award-winning careers in science.

Best friends Amelie and Phoebe battle it out to win GB a spot at the Youth Olympic Games

Ancient China teemed with game ideas—spinning tops, polo, and kites! With such fun, Howler will never run out of entertainment!

All the Ice Stars gather together for some sensational Hollywood-themed performances.

The aquarium team initiates its very own breeding program. In the meantime, Lin Mao, the white tiger, is having a hip problem.

Howler proves to be an expert in courtly love. Dove swoons… Roach fumes!

Mad scientist Howler sets out to discover the secret behind the art of transmuting base metals into gold.

Draw a character under an umbrella and watch the raindrops.

Transform a simple line into a landscape.

Steve Spangler shows how some amazing tricks are done, based on science.

Researchers of the BALANCE project are trying to find out if exoskeletons can support the rehabilitation process of mild stroke victims.

Scientists and architects are studying how robots and plants can interact to build architectural structures.

Steve Spangler shows how you can use science to make toys and create amazing bubbles.

Researchers are developing robots that will be able to interact with us daily - in customer service, healthcare and the industrial sector.

Pulse electric field (PEF) technology is a new, low-energy way to assist the production of juices, olive oil and vinegar.

European engineering firms are currently developing a new technology that allows cars to drive you instead of you driving them.

It's possible to train even the wildest animals. Battery Man shows how he manages electricity and the science behind bubbles is explained.

Austrian researchers have developed a machine that extracts valuable substances such as gold, silver, and copper from electronic waste.

Meet David Suzuki, an 83-year-old Canadian, who travels across the country to learn how we can live better and healthier, and age well.

Did You Know is a knowledge and science show for kids and their families, revolving around scientific breakthroughs. It presents the cutting-edge technologies and research activities from various spheres of life.

Did You Know is a knowledge and science show for kids and their families, revolving around scientific breakthroughs. It presents the cutting-edge technologies and research activities from various spheres of life.

Host Steve Spangler explores if a baby and a hot dog can float in a jet of air and how to lift a car with a plastic bag.

In this episode, we join a team of researchers diving for marine invertebrates that contain molecules with anti-ageing properties.

In order to increase the competitiveness of European aquaculture, researchers are growing different species together. What is the effect?

They are often pictured dressed in animal skins and living in caves, but Cro-Magnon man was more advanced than popular opinion suggests.

Make an Amazing Coloured T-Shirt

Science meets beauty with the background story behind great hair, skin and the perfect perfume.

The world of medicine is changing due to technology, but alternative methods can also have a positive impact.

Get the Air in the Bottle

We have known about food preservation since the Middle Ages. Keeping food fresh longer reduces waste, but can we eat food when it has past its expiry date? Is cheap food always bad?

Some things in the plant and animal kingdom seem strange at first glance.These quirks of nature are deciphered by science.

The way we make glass bottles, knives, and even flour for our bread has changed a lot over the centuries. These changes are presented.

Watch Xploration DIY SCI and have fun learning about the power of pressure, power of gas, laws of inertia, how to make elephant toothpaste at home and much more.

The three little pups make a giant mess at feeding time. And Xavier rescues a native wild animal from a local caravan park.

The three pups are finally ready for adoption, and Ambro, the barn owl, is all grown up. Is Doris about to meet her perfect match?

Today Kristina is performing an ultrasound on the dolphin Ulysses. Meet also Garoe, the one-year-old chimp and Dali, the emperor tamarin.

For Ester, head of the aquarium, a normal day includes alligators, zebra sharks and more. She sets a pace that's hard to keep up with!

Dr Chris and Dr. Xand go back in time to see what medicine was like in the First World War.

Dr. Chris and Dr. Xand check out tendon power and the air ambulance. Dr. Xand asks if laughter is the best medicine.

X-Rays are a type of superhero vision, because when we look at an X-Ray image we can see shadows of the objects the x-ray passes through.

Tom Thomas is unable to get a barbell out from underneath the sofa, so The Fixies teah him to retrieve it.

Everyone in the lab is playing a musical instrument! Let's get in the zone with a xylophone.

Hang on tight and away we go! We'll whizz through the steps to make a mighty fine zipline!

Trapped, running out of time, and with no cell reception, the gang needs to confront their fears and learn from their past to escape the underground tomb.

Lorna hates water. But after a boat trip to an island to watch some turtles hatching, Lorna has to face her fears to save the day!

Sweets are not supposed to be savoury. But in some places, like Sweden, salty sweets are popular. It's time for a new adventure.

Is it possible to do complicated calculations without having an electronic device at hand? A trip to Iran will help us find out.

Newts and Darwin pretend to be pirates! They hide some treasure and draw a map to find where X marks the spot!

Make your very own pom poms!

Dot and Hal have a garage sale to get enough money for a new toy.

The pursuit of the cunning salmon turns into a voyage from the ocean through the river to the spring.

Kit and Mr. Battery find a sick crayfish and try to find him a new home with clean water before it's too late.

Smorph discovers that electrical circuits can be used to make sounds as well as light.

A ghost is preventing Smorph from getting to sleep. Smorph is trying to figure out what the ghost wants.

Everyone is practising their acts for the big talent show. But when nothing goes as planned, Purl is there to help.

Maddie learns how starlight works and finds out how stop frame animation films are made.

Bip has broken his leg and has to stay home. But he misses his friends. Dr. Panda decides to do something to cheer him up.

When Doki is foiled by a "windmill" on Oto's mini-golf course, the team realizes that they don't actually know what real windmills do. They head off to Holland, the Netherlands to find out.

Sprinter and Riwahl sign up for an expedition to climb Mount Bhilka but Riwahl cheats his way up to the first place.

Maddie shows us how posting a letter works and learns how coloured pencils are made.

Maddie shows us how bubbles work and visits a factory where chocolates are made.

Why throw the old towels away? Upcycling and reusing are Hepi and Briko's favourite thing to do

Summertime is here! Hepi and Briko have the perfect plan to re use all this rope we have lying around.

As Granny Pina decorates, Santa's helper cat Glitter crashes. The Buffycats must find his lost gifts and save Christmas!

Who would have thought that the Amazons, those impressive female warriors on horseback, well known throughout mythology, were inspired by modest shepherdesses?

Host Alie Ward presents the digital camera inventor, facial recognition technology, solar roads and inventors' advice.

The doctors explain how and why we breathe. They look at snot, mucous and the skin. In the emergency room, someone has concussion.

Eureka Girl, Doc K and Nash go in search of the power of regeneration. They meet a worm more powerful than Deadpool and Wolverine, and a scientist who managed to grow a whole new brain.

Tom Thomas learns a lesson about friendship after he's rude to Simka and Nolik, but then needs their help.

Tom Thomas gets bad comments on his school report card, so he decides to change them with a ball point pen.

Darwin and Newts have fun making craters with Newt's new catapult invention, and solve the mystery of the disappearing moon.

Make your very own marble maze!

On the first day of the Onam festival, the gang arrives in Kerаla. Hogie and his pals meet Roopa, who invites them to help decorate her family's elephant in time for the parade.

The Grimwades decide to recycle their drawers. You could also go green by decorating a shoebox to keep your special things.

How can we reduce the rubbish in the waste bins so that they don't fill up quickly and spill over? Let's go green and find out!

Trying to find a shortcut to Bird Island, the youngsters get stuck in a desolate dune field, where they're surrounded by wild creatures.

Foster carer Geoff is grappling with Turbo's penchant for pooping in the bath. Xavier sets a trap for a stray cat that has been hunting native wildlife. And Marisa helps a sick mum feed her kittens.

The chlorophyll in plants reflects the green wavelengths of sunlight back to us. This process gives plants their green appearance.

Mathematician and cryptographer Alan Turing came up with a chemical theory of morphogenesis to explain why leopards have spots.

While practicing some circus-style tricks, team Doki gets an idea to put on a real circus show for all their World Expedition Club friends.

Make your very papier mache balloons!

Grandad helps Binah appreciate snails on a new level after introducing her to the hilarious world of snail racing.

The bombardier beetle has evolved a special way to avoid being eaten. It sprays its enemies with a mix of chemicals and boiling water.

Mommy and Daddy Owl struggle to understand the difference between whales - the animals and Wales - the country.

For sloths, every day is a bad-hair day. Their matted locks are crawling with life - from parasites to algae to a colony of sloth moths.

The bugs that cause sickness in winter can be avoided. Protect your skin from the cold and discover some old remedies that really work.

In this episode, Piper's going all-in with some hearts and craft, and Gabe unleashes a super-sized scientific crush-splosion!

Dr. Chris and Dr. Xand show how amazing saliva is, and discover how birds of prey can help at the hospital.

A giant, upright creature, straight out of a monster movie, walks across the ocean floor, causing havoc.

Eric makes a parachute that will slow down a falling egg just enough so it doesn't get smashed when it hits the ground.

Zeke gets trapped inside a body armour suit with an overprotective AI operating system. Alicia and Noodles discover a strange "super oven" and use it to sell cupcakes door-to-door.

The Metric System is a universal way to measure length, weight, volume, time, electricity and temperature. But how does it work?

Brett must convince the group to do something extremely terrible to continue their adventure.

Countless spacecraft have made crucial discoveries in our solar system, but they can't last forever. Who decides when to end their missions?

Can Eric turn one gold coin into more than one billion coins in just one month by applying his knowledge about exponents?

American football player Dashaun Morris II demonstrates his world record one-handed ball-catching skills.

The incredible martial artist Vispy Kharadi reveals how he achieved his multiple world record titles, including lying on a bed of nails!

During roasting, a chemical reaction called the Maillard reaction changes the bitter taste of cocoa beans to the chocolate flavour we love.

Pittsburgh adventure: Rapids, Primanti Brothers, bird encounter at National Aviary, and gliding with Pittsburgh club—an exciting week!

Night time in the wild can look peaceful, but around the termite mounds the fluorescent beetle larvae are catching dinner with their light.

Hungry cone snails use their siphons to sniff out their food. They release a venom that knocks their prey out.

Fashionable cooking, fashionable magic, even fashionable science - plus a classic idea from Jenna that'll have you pranking in style!

Dr Chris and Dr Xand measure lung capacity in this home experiment.

Today, the Junior Vets have to look after squealing piglets, get uncomfortably close to a giant horse that is having an internal examination, and do health checks on tiny homeless kittens.

Award-winning actress and producer Courteney Cox of Friends and Hollywood movie star Channing Tatum tell their stories of success.

Dove takes center stage in a squad performance but will it be enough to save her career?

In antiquity, Mesoamericans loved a ballgame, a precursor to basketball. It entertained crowds and honored gods. Beware of gods' wrath!

The ice-dancing girls are desperate for boy partners, and new boy Adriano is moving from Italy to find himself a dance partner.

Today Kristina is performing an ultrasound on the dolphin Ulysses. Meet also Garoe, the one-year-old chimp and Dali, the emperor tamarin.

In the Middle Ages, castles are built to protect their residents from danger. Enemy attacks are making the construction process difficult.

What does family life for medieval peasants look like? From educating their children to performing their daily chores, it is never boring.

Skirt your hand with colors.

Copy a black and white portrait with an eraser and some charcoal.

Steve Spangler does fun experiments based on the science of electricity.

New underwater cameras are being developed that can film and monitor fish underwater. They also collect data, reconstructing 3D objects.

Researchers are developing more efficient ships which cause less pollution. They are designed to reduce CO2 emissions by up to 25%.

Steve Spangler reveals the secrets of colour, with amazing experiments that can be done at home.

Scientists are working with perovskite - a semi-transparent and flexible light sensitive crystal that could revolutionise solar power.

European project URBANFLUXES is researching ways to make living in cities more eco-sustainable.

Thanks to 3D technology we will soon be able to customise clothes, print real organs and make virtual clones of ourselves.

A new circular camera system that makes live streaming of 360 degree videos possible has been developed at Hasselt University.

Animals have a positive influence on our health, but they also keep us safe and can potentially provide us with renewable energy.

A Danish company has developed a low energy x-ray system that can literally see the unseen. How is that possible?

From extending lives to reversing ageing, scientists have made breakthroughs that not only save lives, but retain youthfulness until death.

Do you have what it takes to become a professional dancer? Find out...

Steve Spangler and Higginsworth create art using science, making explosive, colorful pictures and a walking pizza box that delivers itself.

Cultural heritage includes fragile live expressions such as music, dance, and craftsmanship - but how to preserve those?

Why are the Polar Regions important to European countries? Scientists of the EU-PolarNET project are searching for an answer.

The earth, sea and sky are full of amazing phenomena. In the past people thought they were magic, but science can explain them.

Our skin and hair changes if we don't wash regularly. Animals don't have baths, but they have developed their own ways of keeping clean.

Science answers some simple questions we have about food, the body and animals.

The human body is capable of amazing feats. The reactions of our body and brain when we go beyond our limits is amazing.

Make Your Lava Lamp

Science can not only explain what eggs, tomatoes and steak are made up of, it can also show the best way of cooking and eating them.

The internet is full of videos of animals, people and things doing amazing things. The truth behind these videos is shown.

The new day brings a new arrival - Charlie - an underweight kitten. Meanwhile, Caitlin is treating an abused poodle with a pitiful past.

In this episode, Charlie continues his fight for life. Homer is having an ultrasound and two Labradors have to leave their home.

Annabelle, the king penguin, is displaying some worrying symptoms and Jorge is concerned she may have some neurological problems.

Federica, the turtle, has arrived from Italy and Loro Parque has offered to be her 'forever home'. Esmeralda, the iguana, has a lumpy belly.

The doctors check out hearing and hospital radio. Dr. Chris finds out how anesthetists keep people safe during operations.

Dr. Chris and Dr. Xand investigate cartilage. They find out what it takes to be a porter and they meet a dog!

Slime mould are cleverer than they look even though they don't have eyes, a skeleton, a nervous system, or even a brain.

Trying to hide from the house dog, Nolik climbs inside the TV remote!

You'll be bursting with knowledge after this experiment. This time we make racing cars that are propelled with puff!

Slide into this exciting experiment! Don't get dizzy as we make a twisty spiral track.

After an epic prank, Raign, Brett, Joy, and Hulk end up in detention. Only this time, it wasn't them! The true prankster reveals themselves and shares a clue that can lead to finding the lost fortune.

The gang meets Anika, a girl who hopes to find some very special tulips for her grandma. Bernie has a cold, and the tulips are all gone!

Zoe is surprised to see Alim eating on the floor instead of on the table. In Vietnam, eating on the floor is not something unusual.

When it turns out that Alim doesn't have a surname, our heroes travel to Iceland to meet Alim's penfriend Gunnar and learn more.

Darwin and Newts compete in Heni's Five Sense's Games and discover that they are good at different things.

Addison has to solve the mystery of what's making scary sounds on an Ayrton Rangers camping trip.

The birthday surprise traps Kit and Mr. Battery in a cave.

The well in the woods needs cleaning and protection from an unknown vandal.

Smorph imagines the story of how a brave submarine used a light-up shield to scare off a sub eating shark!

Smorph is feeling scared in a dark forest. He wonders if could there be a dragon inside. It is time to inversigate.

Join Bitz and Bob and learn how building a raft can help to move a heavy rock across the water.

Maddie learns how a bird builds its nest and how a strong bike helmet is made.

Leo is taking part in an obstacle race. Intimidated by his competitors, he calls on Dr. Panda to train him. Is this a winning strategy?

Anabella loves all things pink. She even invented a Pink day! The team goes to Lac Rose in Senegal - a pink lake. But why is the lake pink?

Sprinter feels bad that Leo is so small. He builds her a machine that alters the size of things.

Maddie learns how lifts go up and down & visits a museum to see how a space suit is made.

Maddie explains how TV screens work, and visits a factory to see how carpet is made.

Upcycling old t-shirts to a whole new level, let's just say we make them even more cooler.

No place to sit? Do not worry, we have the most creative solution for you!

Meatball finds a fortune saying it's his lucky day and challenges Neko in a game of chance. He learns luck can help others too!

The grand Library of Alexandria, built by the Ptolemies to gather great works, faced challenges—but Operation Papyrus changed everything!

Host Alie Ward presents the best of inventions: pet wheelchairs, a football robot, wristband lights and a seed vault of over 850,000 seeds.

The doctors take a detailed look at the skin and demonstrate a cool trick. At the hospital, there's a nasty burn and a broken arm.

Doc K and Nash are on a mission to make things invisible. They explore invisibility cloaks, expensive glass and manipulated light rays.

Simka and Nolik realize that they can fix a toy car with a small part from inside the dishwasher.

Simka and Nolik investigate why several keys on Tom Thomas' keyboard aren't working.

Darwin and Newts go fishing, but when Darwin's lucky fishing hat ends up in the river they must work out how to get it back.

Construct a mountain bridge!

A group of reindeer on Victoria Island can't cross back to the mainland. Thermo and Nix must find a way to get the reindeer safely home.

Air pollution is choking entire cities, and planes can't even take off because of the smog. Our heroes are determined to save the day!

It's Hosanna's 9th birthday and she mentions she doesn't like single-use plastic. So let's go green and play some games.

The Grimwades want to reduce their food miles and set themselves a challenge to source the rest of their food for tonight's dinner locally.

The team travels a barren coastline to find Bird Island, where they learn how a sandy beach is used by some highly adapted creatures.

Xavier is on another mission, and Kylee finds no medical reason for Turbo's strange toilet habits.

Despite having five eyes, bees can't see red. They can, however, see ultraviolet, which is invisible to us.

The Grand Prismatic Spring of Yellowstone National Park in the USA is a rainbow coloured hot spring. Cyanobacteria create these colours.

Fico loves practical jokes. When his friend invites them to a tomato-throwing festival, they're skeptical. Is La Tomatina a real festival?

Make your very own pom poms!

It's time to learn more about squirrels. Mommy and Daddy Owl are amazed to discover that the squirrels' incisor teeth never stop growing.

Cheese mites are now largely regarded as a pest. But some artisan cheeses still use them, and their earthy flavour is enjoyed by many.

The animals of the forest learn all about the White Tailed Eagle.

Bat colonies in caves bring a whole world of creatures with them. Snakes and frogs are happy to have bats for dinner.

Some people have superhuman eyesight and memory. Hormones during pregnancy can give women amazing powers.

From balloon-shaped pizzas to crafty gifts and classic pranks, watch this episode to become a hack of all trades!

The doctors discover special eye cells and meet a hospital entertainer. Dr. Chris visits a lab to see how blood is made from stem cells.

Pirate boy Smiling Finn comes to the Nektons for help.

Eric learns how to make a beautiful sheet of recycled paper. He finds out what people used to write on before paper was invented.

The kids decide to get a new mascot for the garage. What seemed like a great idea, in theory, proves to be much more difficult in practice.

Leaving our planet and entering space is extremely difficult. So how does mathematics help rockets beat gravity and shoot out into space?

The girls' team and presenter Camille Ucan are in Kenya, learning the sporting skills of the Maasai Warrior tribe. Today, they learn spear throwing and meet some wildlife.

We get an inside look at some of the coolest and most unusual jobs in the space industry.

What if somebody dared you to prove that at least two people in your class had the same birthday? Should you take the challenge?

Formidable martial arts couple Lisa and Chris Pitman demonstrate their powerful skills, which earned them a GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS title.

Karate champion Kevin Bergquist demonstrates his world record-breaking, whip-cracking skills and teaches about confidence and positivity.

The periodical cicada uses prime numbers to survive. It lives underground for 13 or 17 years before coming to the surface to mate.

Cancun. Our hosts explore global destinations, joining locals for nature-packed adventures in beautiful landscapes.

The carnivorous caterpillars of Hawaii have evolved to eat flies. They've got grabbing arms and sharp jaws.

On the Galapagos Islands, the Nazca booby lays its eggs on the ground. After the chicks have hatched, only the stronger one survives.

Get ready to slip, slop, slap, and hack in our great outdoors special!

In this episode, Dr Chris and Dr Xand show you an experiment to put your taste buds to the test.

The Junior Vets have got one day's experience under their belts. Today a wild boar needs the Junior Vets' help, a tiny dog goes in a massive scanner, and a snotty cow is having heavy surgery.

Discover the ways in which maths is used to measure times and dates.

World-famous Magician Steven Frayne (aka Dynamo) and Olympic gold medallist hockey captain Kate Richardson-Walsh share insights on success.

Artistic gymnast Chase goes on his very first date.

Ice dancer Adriano has finally chosen his new dance partner, so it's time to tell Chloe and Ella who he's picked.

The Colosseum was the Romans' favourite playground. Ideal for gladiatorial fights or naval battle re-enactments.

For Ester, head of the aquarium, a normal day includes alligators, zebra sharks and more. She sets a pace that's hard to keep up with!

In the Middle Ages, listening to music for entertainment is a much-appreciated pastime. Famous musician Howler enjoys huge success.

In the Middle Ages, not everyone can become a knight! Little Lewis follows every step required to accomplish his dream of becoming one.

A post-it becomes the support of a simple animation story.

A pile of cubes creates a beautiful optical illusion.

Steve Spangler creates some amazing projects - based on science - that can be built with things you can buy at a hardware store.

Scientists are trying to develop a treatment for osteoarthritis using nanomedicine. Active substances in nanoparticles go straight to the problem area to stimulate new cells and reduce inflammation.

Scientists are using sub-aquatic robots equipped with hydrophones and sensors to explore the seafloor with the help of sonar technology.

Steve Spangler goes to the supermarket for things you can use to create your own science magic.

A "citizen scientist" initiative has been developed as part of a European research project that seeks to understand and manage the effect of microplastics on the environment.

Scientists are researching ways of turning Red Mud - the waste from aluminium production - into a type of glass that can be used to make construction materials such as bricks and floor tiles.

The Vikings came from Scandanavia with surprisingly modern technologies for the time. On land and sea, they used advanced design.

Researchers have developed brain-computer interfaces that allow disabled patients to control devices and programmes by mere thought.

Discover what it takes to be a singer, model or dancer. The professionals show how hard work and practice are necessary, and give their tips for success.

A robotic system for assisting surgeons during neurosurgery operations has been developed in Italy. It's steadier than a surgeon's hand.

Two rare species of sharks are the main characters of this episode - the whale shark and the wobbegong.

Check out the latest spy equipment: Spy glasses, drones and scarey phone hacks.

Steve Spangler shares fresh, fun science lessons and do-it-yourself toys with a class of fourth graders, changing the students' lives.

Mining companies are planning to deep sea-mine the ocean floor. What are the environmental consequences and the effects on marine life?

Climate change will most likely increase the number of traffic accidents caused by landslides and sinkholes. How can science prevent this?

We may take them for granted, but developments such as the vacuum cleaner, the Walkman and nail polish have had a huge impact on daily life.

How to Control a Pendulum with Your Mind

Discover ice-skating physics and what happens when water goes from liquid to solid. Skates are designed for maximum efficiency.

Food, clothes and medicine often come with labels and important information. Learn how to read and understand the symbols and words.

Thanks to technology, our lives are changing rapidly. Some changes coming in education, food and transport are presented.

Technology has changed every aspect of our holiday time: from the way we film our holiday sports to staying connected to keeping safe.

Make an Amazing Coloured T-Shirt

France is home to some amazing geology and vegetation. It used to be home to some huge dinosaurs!

Get the Air in the Bottle

Gemma's Staffy, Slab, is going to the vet and Charlie's foster mum tries saying goodbye without shedding a tear and fails miserably.

Gemma holds her breath and nose as Slab, the Staffy, goes under the knife. Two newly rehomed Labradors dish out the love and the licks. And Marisa rescues a three-legged tomcat.

Meet the Loro Parque Foundation Scientific Director - Rafa and find out why is he also known as the 'Birdman of Loro Parque'.

Ubongo, the gorilla, has a massive cut on his foot. But how do you treat a 400-pound gorilla with a sore foot?

The doctors show why you need oxygen, and find out what it's like to be at the other end of an emergency call.

Dr. Chris and Dr. Xand show how amazing saliva is, and discover how birds of prey can help at the hospital.

During roasting, a chemical reaction called the Maillard reaction changes the bitter taste of cocoa beans to the chocolate flavour we love.

When Tom Thomas locks his new game console inside his backpack, little Nolik has to get inside to unlock it.

This mind blowing optical illusion appears to defy gravity! We'll learn how to build it, and how tension makes it work.

This experiment uses paper and straws to make a incredi-ball game. It certainly puts the fun in funnel.

Principal Lounsberry assigns our heroes to perform in historical reenactment under the watchful eye of the local historian Miss Dumont.

In Athens, the gang meets Yannis and Anna, twins who like to race. Hogie suggests organising their own Olympic games with their new friends and race to the temple of Zeus!

Is it possible to play music with all sorts of things? To find out, our friends travel to Louisiana.

Can plants be used to treat headaches? A trip to Australia may answer that question. Our heroes meet William and Japaljarri.

Darwin and Newts have fun when it snows in Kiwifruit Valley and discover that every snowflake has six sides.

Addison and her friends try to stop a swarm of mosquitoes.

Kit and Mr. Battery help the fish that is suffocating in the dirty pond.

Kit must shut down the hydroelectric plant to save Mr. Battery before he is chopped in the dam's turbine.

The power goes out just as Smorph is busting his best moves, meaning it's time to find out how electricity is made and to get the party going again.

A beautiful rainbow gone missing is all the reason Smorph needs to discover how to use lights to make colours in order to build his own rainbow machine.

Let's engineer our own earmuffs and make a noisy alarm go quiet. We're muffling sound.

Maddie finds out how an electric car works and how wind is made.

Tonight Dr. Panda and Toto are visiting Leo to watch the stars in anticipation of a meteor shower, but it starts way after their bedtime.

Doki stumbles upon a newly hatched duckling. "Ducki" thinks Doki is his mama! The team heads off to search lake Weewannanoh for the mother.

When Leo disappears, Bumble has to help Sprinter find her. All traces lead to Cleopatra. But soon, Bumble goes missing too!

Maddie shows us how a kite works and how electricity is made using a wind turbine.

Maddie shows us how a fish tank works and visits a factory to see how bath tubs are made.

Let's turn the tablecloth into something festive!

Oo we have found some old gems, let's create something cool and funky out of them.

It's an extremely hot day and Cream, the ice cream maker cat, has bad news - his ice cream machine isn't working! )

Cats were adored in Ancient Egypt, but fame brought challenges. Despite some abuse, many still managed to land on their feet!

Host Alie Ward presents mansions in trees, fingertip lighting, a drinkable book and an unusual penguin chick.

The doctors shine a light on tooth plaque. Then Dr. Chris uses a car powered by urine and Dr. Xand gets his verruca treated.

Doc K and Nash learn how to shrink and expand. After getting tips from the experts, they go back to the workshop to shrink a bag of chips.

After cleaning the aquarium's dirty filter, Simka and Masiya find themselves the target of some very hungry fish.

Simka tries to convince Nolik that the terrible sound they hear inside of Tom Thomas' broken computer is a horrible "Fixie-eater".

Wapiti takes Darwin, Newts and Heni on an adventure to discover creatures that are awake and active at night.

The MeteoHeroes are going on a mission to Peru, where the survival of the frogs is at risk.

Sonar sound waves have caused a pod of dolphins to become disoriented and lose their way! The MeteoHeroes must help them.

Let's try filming a homemade horror movie and find out how to use inertia in a magic trick.

When travelling through the Hottentots Holland Mountains, the team finds an ancient wagon trail used by settlers almost four centuries ago.

A couple is keen to adopt Turbo, but can they deal with his bathroom issues? And Karen's dog, Ava, is having her stitches out.

Bioluminescence is the ability of a living organism to create and emit light produced by a chemical reaction.

The Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland is made up of around 40,000 interlocking basalt columns, most of which are hexagonal.

Doki boasts about taming a lion. It seems a harmless fib until he's contacted by a friend of the World Expedition Club with a lion problem.

Tiny Owl is trying to explain the differences between hares and rabbits to Mommy and Daddy. And Fiona Fox is engrossed in the hares on TV.

The queen is head of the ant colony. Honeypot ants sometimes have nests with more than one queen. That can lead to ant wars.

Grandad thinks that the badger on TV is a distant cousin of his. Grey's noisy eating makes it impossible for Red to watch the show.

The New Zealand glow worm is the larva of a small fly. The glowing network they spin looks pretty, but it's really a trap to catch insects.

The Gym Stars come together for a special lockdown competition.

From bacon made out of vegetables, to a DIY skipping rope, our life-hackers leave no stone unturned in the quest for health.

Dr. Chris and Dr. Xand reveal the amazing germ-fighters that make up your immune system, and find out how to clean a baby's incubator.

The Nektons discover a mysterious ancient temple, hidden beneath the sea.

Eric learns that fossils are like fingerprints left behind by prehistoric plants or animals. He makes some modern-day fossils using toy dinosaurs and flour.

A spill in the garage causes a malfunction in Jesse's teleportation abilities. Julia and Ian must beat a game in one sitting.

One mathematical number that can be found everywhere is Pi. Discover the many ways in which we use pi in our calculations, and where it can be found.

The girls' team and presenter Camille Ucan are in Kenya, learning the sporting skills of the Maasai Warrior tribe. Today, they learn rungu throwing and go on a cattle drive.

Host Emily boards the world's largest flying observatory, dives to an underwater habitat, and explores a laboratory deep below ground.

In this episode we learn that reliable measurement units can be derived from everyday objects such as our arm span and our height.

Professional hoverboard artist and former figure skater Bianca Ciocirlan set a world record by performing seated pirouettes on a hoverboard.

Puzzle solver Lim Kai Yi shows off his puzzling skills and shares tips and tricks required to become a record-breaking solver.

Rainbows are circular, but from the ground we can only see the upper arch.

Panama. Our hosts explore global destinations, joining locals for nature-packed adventures in beautiful landscapes.

The elephant yam attracts beetles with its smell. Then it covers them in pollen and sends them off to bring the pollen to other yams.

In the pools of Madagascar, the frog spawn is safe from most predators that can't fly. The wasp, however, wants tadpoles for dinner.

The crew brings you soccer in a shoebox, a hack to make those stinky sports shoes smell sweet again, plus a ping-pong switcheroo prank!

In this episode, Dr Chris and Dr Xand look at mucus, and show you an experiment to test the power of snot.

Jamie and Nyatepe are helping vet Scott examine poorly dog Isla. Josh and Molly visit a newborn donkey. And alpacas are keeping Robyn and Bonté on their toes.

Nobel Peace Prize winner President F.W. de Klerk and pioneering British diplomat Valerie Amos share their lessons for life.

Daniel and his acrobatic team head to Portugal to represent Great Britain for the very first time.

With cuneiform writing, the Sumerians invented the first schools—scribal schools where students learned to read, write, and count.

Ice hockey teammates Liam and Rais have the biggest match of the season against their fiercest rivals.

A couple is keen to adopt Turbo, but can they deal with his bathroom issues? And Karen's dog, Ava, is having her stitches out.

X-Rays are a type of superhero vision, because when we look at an X-Ray image we can see shadows of the objects the x-ray passes through.

Slime mould are cleverer than they look even though they don't have eyes, a skeleton, a nervous system, or even a brain.

Copy a portrait by reproducing fragments of it in squares.

A story on a paper strip unfolds like an accordion melody.

Steve Spangler shows how every day can be a spooky day, with scarey tricks and magic effects all based on science.

Mario the robot has been developed to communicate with patients suffering from dementia. He helps stimulate their brain with music and simple interactions, helping reduce loneliness and isolation.

The European ECOCHAMPS consortium is developing hybrid vehicles, aiming to improve energy efficiency up to 20% and reduce production costs.

Steve Spangler shows how to do some of his favorite experiments, such as freezing water with your mind.

Researchers are using straw to make bio-butanol, a more sustainable and cheaper alternative to existing biofuels like biodiesel or ethanol.

A European-Chinese research project is trying to develop more environmentally friendly materials for airplane production.

Specialists shows how to protect your computer and phone from being hacked, a forensic policeman goes to work solving a crime, and archaeologists use high-tech devices to discover the past.

Creating the perfect praline is a tricky process. Due to so called 'fat bloom', a grey or white veil appears on top of pralines.

The bugs that cause sickness in winter can be avoided. Protect your skin from the cold and discover some old remedies that really work.

The new generation car tyres consists of new materials, such as Guayule rubber and dandelion latex instead of natural rubber.

An evolutionary biologist and an electronics engineer investigate our relationships with robots and ask if they could ever become conscious.

Join Steve Spangler at the Museum of Science in Boston for DIY science tricks like blowtorching a phone and making rubber ducks fly!

As Europe faces a deepening migrant crisis, monitoring our seas - the biggest frontier to our continent - takes on new significance.

New restrictions require sea vessels to shift to lower-power engines, which endangers their stability. Does environment trump safety?

Developments in phones, television and household gadgets have changed our lives. Thanks to technology, even more changes are coming.

People and animals still have old instincts for survival. The effect of these instincts are discussed.

Did our favourite heroes really exist, why do we keep revisiting the classic stories and how is cinema magic created today?

Watch Xploration DIY SCI and have fun learning about the power of pressure, power of gas, laws of inertia, how to make elephant toothpaste at home and much more.

Connected Objects can exchange information with each other, their environment and even our bodies. Their goal: to simplify everyday life.

We need fire, shelter and clean water to survive. Get tips on surviving in the wild and in the city during an emergency.

There are a lot of beliefs about the differences between men and women. Scientific experiments don't always support the stereotypes.

Tilly, the rescued poodle, embraces her new "forever home" and Charlie is getting better and better by the day.

Megan worries about the medical condition of the mono-eyed cat that's stolen her heart. And Gabby's reunited with a former foster friend.

The red panda and the saki have been having issues with their teeth and the dentist is here to help!

Morgan, the deaf orca, is about to give birth to her very first calf. This would be the greatest natural phenomenon in the zoo's history.

The doctors discover special eye cells and meet a hospital entertainer. Dr. Chris visits a lab to see how blood is made from stem cells.

Dr. Chris and Dr. Xand reveal the amazing germ-fighters that make up your immune system, and find out how to clean a baby's incubator.

The periodical cicada uses prime numbers to survive. It lives underground for 13 or 17 years before coming to the surface to mate.

When Nolik gets stuck to a piece of chewing gum, Tom sticks him in the freezer and forgets him! Nolik must figure out how to get out!

In this episode we're building a bridge to hold some heavy books. It sounds tricky but we're here to support you!

Float over to the lab and anticipate to levitate! Its time to sharpen your mind, and your hovering pencil!

The detention team follows their clue to a haunted church that supposedly reveals your darkest fears.

Paint beautiful birds in a bush!

On the first day of the Onam festival, the gang arrives in Kerаla. Hogie and his pals meet Roopa, who invites them to help decorate her family's elephant in time for the parade.

Our heroes travel to India to meet Shalini and discover a truly incredible way to celebrate.

Zoe's mum doesn't like cakes, so Zoe isn't sure what to make for her birthday. Alim suggests visiting their penfriend Kachiko, who lives in South Korea. They meet up with her on the beach.

Darwin and Newts observe different cloud shapes in the sky, and Newts lets her imagination run wild.

Light up your room with star jars!

Addison and Alex dig up what they think is an Ancient Roman coin in the community garden - then have a mystery to solve when it unexpectedly disappears.

Kit is rusting in the toxic desert of the former Aral Sea.

Mr. Battery is flushed into the city's water pipeline and wastewater system.

Smorph's favourite robot toy has stopped working! See how an electrical circuit is made and get the robot working again.

Smorph is looking for a solution to fix his lamp so that he can finish his painting.

Join Bitz and Bob as the children test materials to build houses for little pig toys. You can do it too!

Maddie finds out how a hula hoop stays up in the air and we learn how a tent is made.

Dr. Panda and Hoopa are tasked with moving a large all-in-one fitness machine from Moo's barn to Olette's house.

A rubber duck has been found on a beach with Fico's name on it! Fico lost it on a trip last year! But how did Fico's duck travel so far?

The spinning wheel that Boom has created for Bhilkans is a magnet attracting meteors towards Hilltown. Can Sprinter stop this disaster?

Maddie learns how hand dryers work and goes to a factory to see toilet paper being made.

Maddie sees how prosthetic legs are made and meets a special dog that can detect nuts.

Who says coffee is the only thing filters are used for? See how we turn this day to day object into something fun.

Colouring isn't the only thing these crayons are good at! Join Hepi and Briko as they blow your mind with creative and colourful DIYs

At the park, the Buffycats tell Bucky tales of a legendary white orangutan. Bucky loves the stories but doubts the orangutan exists.

In Ancient Greece, citizens debated at the Pnyx, but speaking there required skill. Poor Howler struggles to win over the crowd!

Host Alie Ward presents an innovative Surf Park in North Wales, pet tech for cats and dogs, the engineering wizardry in massage chairs and the vertical gardens making Mexico's highways greener.

The doctors look at vomit and meet a vomiting robot. Dr. Xand delivers blood to a hospital for an emergency, and they meet patients with bike and football injuries.

Doc K and Nash try to master the invisible forces of the earth to help them move things without touching them.

Chewsocka accidently gets trapped inside of the washing machine while chasing Nolik and Simka.

Trying to pretend he is sick by warming up a thermometer, Tom Thomas accidently breaks the device.

Darwin and Newts build a rock wall so Burpee can have some privacy.

There is an unbreathable icky cloud of pollution in a large city in India! Pluvia and Nubess are sent to solve the problem.

The MeteoHeroes are determined to help the storks who got confused by the artificial lights in the city and can't complete their migration.

Find out how yawns can be contagious and explore how the size of vibrations affects the pitch of the sound.

When faced with jumping into a giant waterfall, the team must make a difficult decision about difficult challenges.

Marisa is used to supporting others, but today it's her dog Millie going under the knife.

X-Rays are a type of superhero vision, because when we look at an X-Ray image we can see shadows of the objects the x-ray passes through.

Slime mould are cleverer than they look even though they don't have eyes, a skeleton, a nervous system, or even a brain.

How can we be giants? The team set off to Douai, France to find out! On arrival, they literally run into two giants.

Fleabag and Plop explore their artistic sides as they each attempt to paint a Painted Lady butterfly, but with very different approaches.

It's not always happy families in the wild. Some creatures have very strange parenting skills.

Grandad Badger gets scared when he hears about the owls' fearsome nocturnal hunting habits.

The giant Bornean leech can grow up to half a metre long. It likes eating worms, which it slurps like spaghetti.

The female Elite team head to Brussels to battle the best artistic gymnasts in Europe at the start of the season.

Need more gorgeousness in your life? Join Cooper, Yasmin, Sahara, and the crew on beauty duty as they turn drab to fab with the handsomest homemade hacks on the planet.

The doctors find out why we burp and find out what it takes to be a good ambulance driver. Dr. Xand visits the Radiology department.

The Nektons' nemesis Alpheus Benthos breaks into the Aronnax to steal the Ephemychron.

Eric builds a new kite. He makes sure it is symmetrical - both sides are exactly the same - as that helps kites fly and stay balanced.

Unwind with your very own DIY Zen garden, or let off some steam with some truly satisfying smashed potatoes.

Eric uses an ice cube experiment to show how light colours reflect light and heat better than dark colours.

Eric learns that many animals have developed an insulating coat of fat to keep them warm and dry. He uses this idea to create a way to put his hand in very cold water without getting hurt.

It's the final day of the girls' team's adventure in Kenya where they've been learning the skills of Maasai Warriors. Today, they take part in a tournament against the locals.

Join host Emily Calandrelli as she uncovers the incredible highlights of the historic Apollo missions.

Eric tests the strength of a paper chair. Will it buckle under pressure or will it stand up to the test? Why?

Speed stacking sensation Chan Keng Ian showcases his record-breaking skills and reveals how he became the best at this popular sport.

Pool trick-shot legend Florian Kohler demonstrates how his amazingly precise skills bagged him best-in-the-world status.

Thanks to mould we have penicillin, an antibiotic which saved countless lives since it was discovered by Alexander Fleming.

Hawaii island-hopping: Big Island lava, Kauai ATV, and lively luau—an adventurous week in paradise!

Mudskipper fish live on land. They can hold water in their gills and by keeping their skin moist they can breathe through it.

The carnivorous pitcher plants have evolved to trap and digest insects, which it lures in with sweet nectar.

Imi, Oliver, Marianne, and the "How To Do Stuff Good" squad are here to make sure you'll never be bored in the holidays again!

Dr Chris and Dr Xand show you the importance of a good healthy poo.

The Junior Vets are removing a big lump from a dog's spleen, helping a cow give birth, and chasing down super-speedy birds at a theme park.

Find out how we find maths in every type of weather - from a cloud floating by to an intense storm.

Double Olympic gold medallist Kelly Holmes and European Space Agency astronaut Tim Peake tell of their extraordinary careers.

Alannah and Morgan have a fight on their hands at their first-ever English Trampoline Championships.

Kiara's dad is about to reveal a big secret. And brothers Rais and Aren are getting competitive on the ice hockey rink.

The Maya loved chocolate, but it was rare and reserved for the powerful. Yet, a food lover like Howler would do anything to enjoy it!

Marisa is used to supporting others, but today it's her dog Millie going under the knife.

During roasting, a chemical reaction called the Maillard reaction changes the bitter taste of cocoa beans to the chocolate flavour we love.

The periodical cicada uses prime numbers to survive. It lives underground for 13 or 17 years before coming to the surface to mate.

Create characters, images, or landscapes with magazine-cut letters.

Paint like a wave, repeating the same gesture with your brush.

Host Steve Spangler relaxes in his backyard with science tricks and inventions you can create outdoors.

Aquaculture is the fastest-growing food production sector in the world. Researchers are working to make it more sustainable.

Researchers are turning waste from landfill sites into a glass powder that can be mixed with sand and other chemical compounds to make construction materials like bricks, tiles or pavement slabs.

Steve Spangler hosts the DIY SCI Contest based on Newton's Third Law - for every action there's an equal and opposite reaction.

The study of lizards and insects is influencing the development of new technologies such as lasers.

Ice on a plane's surface can be very dangerous. Scientists are developing a coating containing nanoparticles to replace chemical de-icers.

Some people have superhuman eyesight and memory. Hormones during pregnancy can give women amazing powers.

A new water-proof zip has been developed for so called 'waterbags': flexible containers used for freshwater transport.

Animals and humans find ways to deal with extreme cold. See what happens to the body in freezing temperatures and discover the latest innovations in clothing to keep us warm.

A German baker has found a new, money-saving way to bake bread. Small droplets that are created via ultrasound change the way dough is proved and, as a result, help to cut energy costs.

With a mixture of maths, music, creativity and art, computer programme Android Lloyd Webber and composers Ben and Nathan bring the musical "Beyond the Fence" to London's West End.

How can magnetic powder help find a teddy thief? Find out...

Get inside the head of Cro-Magnon man with the latest in technology!

After years of being the butt of Steve Spangler's jokes, Higginsworth threatens to leave. Can Steve win him back with science experiments, or will Higgins finally get the last laugh?

Researchers at the University of Luxembourg are developing new therapies against Parkinson's disease that are free of animal testing.

In order to prevent brain injury of premature babies, European researchers have developed an innovative non-invasive tool.

Emotions are sometimes divided into "good" and "bad" categories, but they are all good for us when we learn to express them healthily.

Make Your Lava Lamp

Even our favourite treats are made with the help of science. Experiments reveal the secrets of production and fun sweets recipes.

There are a lot of myths about dinosaurs. Science has recently made some discoveries that challenge these old ideas.

Humans have great mental abilities, but animals are continually teaching us ways in which we can improve.

How to Control a Pendulum with Your Mind

Winter can bring colds, flu and sore throats, but these are avoidable. Science provides tips for staying healthy in the cold season.

Nail biting, body odour and bad habits can affect our lives negatively. There are ways to remove these problems.

Homer is fitted with the braces he hopes will help him get back on his feet and Bella, the Ragdoll, has been having a traumatic journey.

A mother surrenders her precious dog who's helped her through her darkest days. Wandi, the world-famous dingo, drops in to see Marisa.

Get a glimpse of the life of Jorge, Loro Parque's head vet and Javier, Head of Environmental Affairs.

The aquarium team initiates its very own breeding program. In the meantime, Lin Mao, the white tiger, is having a hip problem.

The team travels a barren coastline to find Bird Island, where they learn how a sandy beach is used by some highly adapted creatures.

When travelling through the Hottentots Holland Mountains, the team finds an ancient wagon trail used by settlers almost four centuries ago.

Bumble is tired of saying "no" all the time. She must learn to listen to herself without following others' rules.

To get energy for his workout, Tom Thomas needs to cook something healthy without using the stove. He decides to cook oatmeal for the whole family.

You'll be a science star with this colourful jar! Learn how to make a beautiful rainbow with different liquid densities.

Grab some card, string and straws for this arm-azing build! You'll learn how muscles and tendons come in handy.

Realising they are not alone, the gang must escape the church without being caught and decode the next clue.

Hogie is excited to see a real gorilla on their trip to Rwanda. A boy called Yves offers to take them to his dad, the best gorilla guide in the Volcanoes National Park, and they set off on a mountain trek.

Zoe doesn't know how to revive her avocado tree. In Ecuador, our friends meet Idzi, who has a fabulous garden.

Our friends travel to Japan and learn that in some places, it's not polite to open a present in front of the person that gave it to you.

It's the Annual Big Bubble Festival at Kiwifruit Valley, and Darwin discovers how to make the best long-lasting bubble mix for the big day.

Have fun with a ballon theatre!

Addison investigates when laundry goes missing in Ayrton Park.

Overheated, Kit loses consciousness and embarks on a strange dream journey around the world.

Kit loses Mr. Battery in a hot spring.

Smorph wants to light up a bunch of lamps altogether and needs to learn how different electronic components work.

Smorph finds out how some materials conduct electricity and some do not.

We're making our own balloon race zip-wires to fly pictures to our friends. Let's race!

Maddie learns how we get clean drinking water and discovers how carrots grow underground.

Dr. Panda is a tour guide for the day. He shows his friends the Panda City historical sights when the group gets stuck due to a roadblock.

Go fetch some cardboard tubes and sniff out some string. It's time to make a dangly dancing doggy.

Make a sea creature that flies and soars through the skies. We're not squidding!

With an autumn leaf and some help from the studio characters, we'll show you how to make a marvellous mask.

Øistein makes a cardboard cat cafe.

Øistein makes a cardboard cat toy.

Øistein makes a cardboard cat taxi.

Grab your favourite juice, we're making ice lollies.

Our friends are engineering cogs out of paper plates and lollipop sticks.

Quebec. Our hosts explore global destinations, joining locals for nature-packed adventures in beautiful landscapes.

The superhero Sprinter Galore gets trapped by two supervillains - Cleopatra and DiktaThor. It looks bleak to Sprinter, but maybe he can take escape midst their confusion of who caught him first.

Milo, upset by his team's loss, wants to switch teams. Alim takes him to Argentina, where Sabrina shows that team loyalty is forever.

Zoe and Milo dread going back to school, but Alim surprises them with a "happy back-to-school day" and takes them on a journey to Ukraine!

Hogie is excited to see a real gorilla on their trip to Rwanda. A boy called Yves offers to take them to his dad, the best gorilla guide in the Volcanoes National Park, and they set off on a mountain trek.

There is an unbreathable icky cloud of pollution in a large city in India! Pluvia and Nubess are sent to solve the problem.

Sonar sound waves have caused a pod of dolphins to become disoriented and lose their way! The MeteoHeroes must help them.

The MeteoHeroes are going on a mission to Peru, where the survival of the frogs is at risk.

Kids meet a marine biologist.

Kids try sea plants.

Surviving in the animal world can be hard. This episode looks at four animals that must learn to run and walk quickly to escape predators.

Host Alie Ward presents a pet chef, a phone-charging purse, a pain-relieving device, and a teenager who invented a way to clean water.

The kids plan an elaborate heist to retrieve their book of clues from the school safe.

Stumped by their latest riddle, Raign is forced to reveal an embarrassing secret and relive a traumatic event from her past.

Let's try filming a homemade horror movie and find out how to use inertia in a magic trick.

A dragon-hunting expedition leads Ant to find an ancient scroll that holds clues to an amazing mystery.

A student has crashed on the aerodrome and has broken his wing just before his flying exam. Now, it's up to Sprinter to fix his wing and help him pass the exam.

Everyone in town is convinced that Leo must be magical. But Leo's not magical at all, so how will she get out of this difficult situation?

The doctors reveal how to train your brain as two families compete in a memory challenge.

Cat Fever. Animated kids' show. A show about how cats see our world and how they live when we're not around.

The Colosseum and baths weren't Rome's only wonders! Latrines amazed visitors for surprising reasons we'll leave unsaid...

The girls' team and presenter Camille Ucan are in Malaysia, being introduced to the sport of Lion Dancing!

Eric learns how a compass works. He makes one using a needle, and he discovers that the Earth is like a great big magnet.

Eric learns that even concrete can float if it has the right shape. He makes a paper boat strong enough to carry toy cars across water.

When a serious malfunction occurs, the team must work together to solve it. Meanwhile, Zeke spends a lot of quality time with Max's family.

Smorph imagines the story of how a brave submarine used a light-up shield to scare off a sub eating shark!

Smorph is feeling scared in a dark forest. He wonders if could there be a dragon inside. It is time to inversigate.

From super-cute snow domes to a shrunken science experiment - there's no hack too small for our team of life-hackers.

Hill Town's windmill is not working, stopping the production of work juice. Will Riwahl and Sprinter get the mill running again?

Phuket adventure: Elephant trek, Phi Phi boat journey, fried insects taste, and Muay Thai lesson—an immersive week in Southeast Asia!

Hungry cone snails use their siphons to sniff out their food. They release a venom that knocks their prey out.

The carnivorous caterpillars of Hawaii have evolved to eat flies. They've got grabbing arms and sharp jaws.

On the Galapagos Islands, the Nazca booby lays its eggs on the ground. After the chicks have hatched, only the stronger one survives.

Grandad thinks that the badger on TV is a distant cousin of his. Grey's noisy eating makes it impossible for Red to watch the show.

Fleabag and Plop explore their artistic sides as they each attempt to paint a Painted Lady butterfly, but with very different approaches.

In the Middle Ages, the Black Plague is raging through Europe! But Little Lewis somehow manages to escape the disease every time.

The Junior Vets help dogs Harvey and Lois recover from their injuries with physio, swimming, and a doggy obstacle course!

In this episode we learn that reliable measurement units can be derived from everyday objects such as our arm span and our height.

Eric tests the strength of a paper chair. Will it buckle under pressure or will it stand up to the test? Why?

Tilly, the rescued poodle, embraces her new "forever home" and Charlie is getting better and better by the day.

Duo and Trio move in with Sprinter because Solo's stopped showering and started to smell. To get out of that jam, Sprinter and Leo must figure out how they're going to get Solo showering again.

During roasting, a chemical reaction called the Maillard reaction changes the bitter taste of cocoa beans to the chocolate flavour we love.

Acro duo Finn and Kirsten try to master a winning routine, and we meet tumbling sensations Seb and Shakiem.

Without inputs, computers would not be as widely used or as useful as they are today. Get the low-down on them.

Find out why inputs sensors are the link between the computer programme and the real world.

Inventor and engineer Robert Langer and Nobel Prize winning chemist Frances Arnold reflect on their award-winning careers in science.

Award-winning actress and producer Courteney Cox of Friends and Hollywood movie star Channing Tatum tell their stories of success.

It is gala day and this year the theme is the Frozen Kingdom.

With private companies becoming involved in space exploration, the space industry is booming. Host Emily Calandrelli explores space tourism.

Meet the super-smart dogs using their remarkable sense of smell to help life-saving conservation.

Despite having five eyes, bees can't see red. They can, however, see ultraviolet, which is invisible to us.

The Grand Prismatic Spring of Yellowstone National Park in the USA is a rainbow coloured hot spring. Cyanobacteria create these colours.

When every single console in the garage breaks at once, the Gaming Show crew has to get creative with some old-school gaming.

Find out how to create a toy that reads your mind, and a balloon you can put in fire without popping it.

Training exercises for crisis management use technological innovations to improve cross-border collaboration and information exchanges.

Exoskeletons made of aeronautical aluminium are being developed to help patients regain mobility after a stroke.

Visit the Science Museum in Oklahoma and learn how to create a robot that can paint, and a machine that can catch a person with a net!

Diving robots for use in the mining industry and emergency services are being developed to operate in situations too dangerous for humans.

Researchers are trying to improve crop yield, quality, resilience, and taste by increasing biodiversity in agricultural ecosystems.

Children, champions, athletes: no matter who we are, sport really impacts our bodies.

Due to old fonts and structures, turning historical documents into web texts is a difficult process. Project IMPACT tries to make it easier.

New developments in drones, household robots and 3D printers are set to change our lives dramatically.

Aquaculture used to rely on large fish eating the remains of small ones, but the ocean's resources are under pressure. Is there another way?

Inventor and engineer Robert Langer and Nobel Prize winning chemist Frances Arnold reflect on their award-winning careers in science.

Award-winning actress and producer Courteney Cox of Friends and Hollywood movie star Channing Tatum tell their stories of success.

Wow! There are amazing robot inventions already available that could change our lives dramatically. Check them out!

From printed shoes to printed houses, the 3D printer is having an amazing impact on our world. See how.

Steve Spangler helps Higginsworth excel at the science fair with fun experiments like shooting a soda geyser.

Scientists of the TRADR project are building human-robot teams to better deal with dangerous industrial accidents.

European researchers have developed avatars to improve the rehabilitation of people suffering from schizophrenia.

The experiences of baby humans and animals are presented and discussed - before and after they are born.

Our food, cars, toys and furniture go through strict testing to make sure they are safe for us.

Make an Amazing Coloured T-Shirt

Music has an effect on us emotionally and physically. Animals use music to communicate. Technology brings music into the digital age.

Dogs don't think the way we do. Our thoughts can have an effect on us physically, and, with new technology, can even control objects.

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Science is making huge breakthroughs with microtechnology. It can even help develop tiny animals.

We need sleep. New technologies have been developed to help us sleep better. For some animals, their day begins when we are sleeping.

Heidi is trying to impress her potential adoptive mother. And Marisa welcomes a puppy that's short on paws but big in the love department.

Bella, the rescued Ragdoll, finds her fate in familiar hands. Marisa gets a visit from a fluffy cat from Second Chance's past.

Today Kristina is performing an ultrasound on the dolphin Ulysses. Meet also Garoe, the one-year-old chimp and Dali, the emperor tamarin.

For Ester, head of the aquarium, a normal day includes alligators, zebra sharks and more. She sets a pace that's hard to keep up with!

When faced with jumping into a giant waterfall, the team must make a difficult decision about difficult challenges.

After bravely jumping into the Point of No Return, the team face whirlpools and hurl themselves over cliffs into deep pools far below.

DiktaThor's hypnotic disk transforms its spectator into evil. He directs it at Sprinter! It's time for Leo and Bumble to save the day!

A look into how computers can recognise colour through using sensors.

Simka and Nolik try to stop Tom Thomas from reading text messages on his friend's phone.

Learn how to make a friendly plasticine worm.

Learn how to make a funny plasticine bird.

In search of the next clue, the gang meets the eerie shopkeeper, Gregor, and must decide if they should let him in on their treasure hunt.

Make your very own dream keeper!

The gang is off on an adventure with tents and bags packed on their backs! But finding the perfect campsite is not as easy as it seems.

Zoe is disgusted when she sees that Alim starts eating the chocolate mousse she prepared without a spoon. Soon after, they travel to Morocco and learn more about the eating customs there.

Are beauty standards the same in different countries and cultures? Our adventurers travel to Nigeria to learn more.

Newts and Heni go searching for gold to complete Darwin's rock collection, while Darwin grows crystals from his new crystal-growing set.

Make your very own marble maze!

Donnie brings a robot to show-and-tell that can do everything Addison's can do, but better.

During the race, Kit and Mr. Battery will use the wings of various seabirds.

An internet malfunction leads Kit to a bitten data cable at the bottom of the sea.

Smorph discovers that electrical circuits can be used to make sounds as well as light.

A ghost is preventing Smorph from getting to sleep. Smorph is trying to figure out what the ghost wants.

Let's rock! And amplify! Bitz, Bob and the children are making their own mega megaphones.

Maddie learns how a radio telescope collects radio-waves and finds out how a maze is made.

Today Dr. Panda is a milkman. Nothing goes as planned and Dr. Panda is looking for a way to put things right.

Create this fantastic cardboard contraption to watch your very own paper-view movies.

With an extending cardboard body, this make is a wonderful pecking pop-up device.

Shadow Theatre. Science and creativity with fun experiments that you can do right at home!

Darwin is confused when Kea knocks over his seeds, so he must grow the plants to find out which seeds make which plants.

We're using plastic spoons and cardboard tubes to make soft ball launchers.

Join Bitz and Bob as they look back on some of their favourite makes with the children.

Have fun testing lots of different materials for toy safety nets at home.

We're making sandshoes from cardboard and ribbon!

New Orleans charm: Culinary delights, swamp tour, Habitat for Humanity, jazz club—enriching week with Nicole and local teens!

Cleopatra uses invisibility paint to catch the superhero Sprinter, but she forgets that he can still use his superpower even if his head is invisible.

Zoe and Milo warm up while Alim suggests skating. He takes them to Siberia, where Sergei shows permafrost, stilt houses, and melting ice.

Zoe and Milo are surprised by wasps at lunch. Alim takes them to Reunion Island, where a wasp swarm shows that wasps are a local delicacy.

The gang is off on an adventure with tents and bags packed on their backs! But finding the perfect campsite is not as easy as it seems.

The fish population in the Coral Triangle area is declining. The rest of the fish are showing signs of sickness for reasons as yet unknown. Pluvia and Thermo are on a mission to help however they can!

The residents of a small South American town are suffering from a mysterious illness. Our heroes must find out what is causing the sickness and eliminate the problem.

The MeteoHeroes are determined to help the storks who got confused by the artificial lights in the city and can't complete their migration.

Kids try sustainable food.

Kids meet a worm farmer.

Being a hunter is not easy. If you're going to be a predator, you have to be able to hunt. But where and how these skills can be learnt?

Host Alie Ward presents paint that lights up, a way to stand up straight, a tiny printer and an inventor who can make food last longer.

The gang is caught, suspended, and grounded, but they've come way too far to quit now. Time for a school break in.

The four friends reach a dead end. But Hulk refuses to give up, even when all hope is lost.

Find out how yawns can be contagious and explore how the size of vibrations affects the pitch of the sound.

The Dark Orca pirates attack! They believe the Nektons have a rare treasure aboard their submarine.

Rosa's gotten a new cupboard and needs help carrying it inside. Sprinter and Riwahl offer their help. But soon their eagerness to help turns into a competition of who is the better helper.

Bumble is helping Leo get her flying license so she can fly legally on Bhilka. But the many odd rules on Bhilka are making it difficult.

The doctors reveal the special part of your brain that helps you smell.

Who said a guinea pig can't dance? Ginny dreams to win a famous competition held in town, but she's not self-confident enough! Will she manage to make her dream come true thanks to the Buffycats?

In Nubia, bow skills were a passion! Precision shots dazzled all, and even clumsy kids dreamed of emulating great archers like Howler!

It's day 2 of the girls' team adventure in Malaysia, learning to Lion Dance. Today is about leg strength, so presenter Camille Ucan challenges them to climb an epic set of stairs.

Eric does a fun experiment with a glass of water to show how refraction plays tricks with our eyes.

Eric separates the colours in a felt tip pen using chromatography. This gives him a way to write secret messages.

The gang brainstorms ideas to help Max's mom study for an upcoming exam. Noodles also needs help - to defeat an old man who keeps beating him at chess.

The power goes out just as Smorph is busting his best moves, meaning it's time to find out how electricity is made and to get the party going again.

A beautiful rainbow gone missing is all the reason Smorph needs to discover how to use lights to make colours in order to build his own rainbow machine.

Fashionable cooking, fashionable magic, even fashionable science - plus a classic idea from Jenna that'll have you pranking in style!

Duo and Trio move in with Sprinter because Solo's stopped showering and started to smell. To get out of that jam, Sprinter and Leo must figure out how they're going to get Solo showering again.

Iceland winter: Glacier climb, sunset snowmobiling, hot spring immersion, and language lessons—an unforgettable icy escapade with Nicole!

The elephant yam attracts beetles with its smell. Then it covers them in pollen and sends them off to bring the pollen to other yams.

In the pools of Madagascar, the frog spawn is safe from most predators that can't fly. The wasp, however, wants tadpoles for dinner.

Mudskipper fish live on land. They can hold water in their gills and by keeping their skin moist they can breathe through it.

Grandad Badger gets scared when he hears about the owls' fearsome nocturnal hunting habits.

Grey Squirrel wonders what it would be like to be a teeny tiny shrew, leaving Red no choice but to play along.

Howler is a veeeery heeeavy sleeper! In an attempt to wake him, Raven reveals all the techniques used to measure time in the Middle Ages.

The Junior Vets get sporty, helping horses at a polo match! Magda, the mare, is just back from injury. Will she make it through the game?

Eric presents an amazing dice trick: Just by looking at a tower of dice, he can accurately calculate the sum of the hidden faces.

Did you know you could draw a perfect circle by using your pinky finger? Are you up for the challenge? Eric is!

Get a glimpse of the life of Jorge, Loro Parque's head vet and Javier, Head of Environmental Affairs.

The trampolinists get a visit from Luke, one of their all-time heroes.

Just like humans, computers need to make decisions. Find out how they do so through comparison.

World-famous Magician Steven Frayne (aka Dynamo) and Olympic gold medallist hockey captain Kate Richardson-Walsh share insights on success.

Nobel Peace Prize winner President F.W. de Klerk and pioneering British diplomat Valerie Amos share their lessons for life.

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Space tourism is becoming a common occurrence, thanks to the efforts of Blue Origin. Host Emily Calandrelli takes a look at some moments with a "big impact" in the space industry today.

Find out how you can get a clear picture of what a final computer programme will look like.

We meet a troop of rescue center monkeys that have adopted a litter of stray kittens, a loyal dog helping a rescued raccoon overcome her fears, and an emu raised by Irish setters.