Da Vinci Learning

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.

On a sheet with a color gradation, use Indian ink to draw shadows.

An accumulation of stickers creates an abstract and nice composition.

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

In this episode we find out what the effects of earthquakes and tsunamis are on critical infrastructures such as nuclear plants.

Can algorithms improve the wellbeing of pigs? Scientists have developed a sophisticated platform to answer that question.

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

Scientists are developing a portable greenhouse designed to pre-cultivate forest regeneration plants in a zero-impact way.

In this episode we travel to Italy where researchers are testing robots designed to rescue people in dangerous outdoor situations.

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

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

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

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

Astronomers study the solar system to predict the destiny of our sun and the planet we live on.

While we look symmetrical at first glance, small differences exist. Where does this slight asymmetry come from and how does it impact us?

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

Robo-Mate was designed to assist industrial workers during complex assignments. We travel to Italy and Germany to meet its inventors.

European scientists are examining the current "vegetarian" shift in fish nutrition: from fishmeal and fish oil to plant-based feeds.

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.

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

Timmy, the cat, turns from a demon to an angel when Kylee discovers his soft spot. And Marisa conquers a tree and her fear of ants.

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.

Find out why the human body is mostly made of water.

The doctors investigate which part of your body heals the fastest.

Fire and Nolik decide to play a mean trick on Toola with a talking doll that Professor Eugenius brought to the laboratory. When Simka discovers what the boys did, she figures out how to get them back.

Learn how to make a friendly plasticine worm.

Learn how to make a funny plasticine bird.

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

Have fun with a ballon theatre!

In the courtyard, kids are making fun of Pénélope because she likes Julien. Why do we make fun of people we care about?

Maceo calls Juliette a "tomboy" because she likes to play soccer. But why can't girls play soccer as well?

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!

Darwin and Newts use a metal detector to hunt for Darwin's watch and discover a beautiful sea grotto.

Paint beautiful birds in a bush!

An hour before the soap box race, Addison and Alex's car has mysteriously slowed down.

Kit is having a hard time crossing an Asteroid belt that lies between Mars and Jupiter.

Kit arrives at a sleeping comet. On its icy surface he finds two frozen robotic spacecraft - Philae and Rosetta.

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.

Twisting, rolling engineering fun gets our toys from one point to another!

Maddie learns how car washes work and visits a factory to see how umbrellas are made.

Dr. Panda invents a special apple-picking contraption to put things right to help Moo to make apple jam for the farmer's market.

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

A new trend, called "friend cards" causes issues between actual friends on Bhilka. But what is the true meaning of friendship?

Maddie learns how car washes work and visits a factory to see how umbrellas are made.

Maddie finds out how an ice rink stays cold and discovers how bouncy castles 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.

We're using engineering to show how checklists can get paper planes flying and a balloon car to race on track!

Today we're designing plastic bottle cars that we will put to the test on our obstacle course.

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

Dr Xand races Dougie the dog to show you how your shoulders work.

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.

Light up your room with star jars!

A German town is facing a difficult situation because of missing solar panels. Can the MeteoHeroes find a solution and save the day?

Dr. Makina plans to use the endangered Yosemite woolly sunflower for perfume manufacturing! Only the MeteoHeroes can save the day!

The kids explore how objects move from areas of high air pressure to areas of low air pressure and how space suits protect astronauts.

A group of young adventurers explore the largest evergreen moist forest in South Africa, in Garden Route National Park.

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

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.

Eric learns that yeast is used to make bread rise and that it produces gases when it feeds on sugar. He does an experiment with a balloon to show how this works.

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.

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.

Ekraj and Cameron meet with their heroes while Finn and Kirsten head to the Acrobatic World Championships.

Abhi makes an amazing dog bed, Molly cooks delicious koala lamingtons, and Jenna plays a joke on her parents with fake dog poo.

The doctors investigate how your lungs move with the help of a massive water slide!

The Nektons are in a race to reach hidden treasure before the pirates.

Eric does a magic trick that defies the laws of gravity. Then he learns how to make water flow upwards using a science experiment involving flowers and capillary action.

Abhi makes an amazing dog bed, Molly cooks delicious koala lamingtons, and Jenna plays a joke on her parents with fake dog poo.

Eric makes a lantern that can project the constellation Ursa Major. This group of stars is also known as the Great Bear.

Eric learns that although it can take millions of years to make one crystal, he can make some in just a week with an easy experiment. His new crystals taste good, too.

As the girls' team learn about the Maasai Warriors, their training includes a tough water carrying race!

We'll explain why Pluto is no longer considered a planet. Plus, some scientists believe there is an undiscovered planet in our solar system.

How can we figure out the height of tall objects such as a tree or a basketball net without using a ladder? In this episode we learn how.

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.

Eric learns how the Bernoulli Principle and playing with the flow of air can help him inflate a plastic bag.

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

Christian makes snacks in a mug, Molly bakes a giant cake, and Hari and Lila figure out ways to make a sleepover great.

Matilda and the Ramsay bunch travel to the California Wildlife Center.

Daisy, the donkey, has a painful eye that needs sorting out. The Junior Vets give hungry hippos Ernie and Godzilla a dental check and find out if George the giraffe has any unwelcome guests.

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.

Bear Grylls, legendary adventurist, and Ursula Burns, the first Black woman CEO of a Fortune 500 company, share their stories of triumph.

Amelie and Phoebe compete as seniors for the first time ever.

EPISODE TITLE Taking on the world

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

Use a grease pencil on tracing paper and a pen to make another drawing appear.

Imagine the other side of a photographic portrait.

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

In this episode we attempt to figure out how the level of chemical pollution of our marine ecosystems can be monitored in an accurate way.

Researchers of the Harvest4D project are working on ways to make 4D reproduction of complex monuments possible with smart phones.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

Documenting the first three years of a human being's life, when we learn to walk, talk and socialise.

Two students learn how to survive in a city without electricity. They get useful tips on heating and feeding themselves.

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

Dutch teens Tatum and Arjan suffer from diabetes. Can electronic games help them to get a better grip on their disease?

Around 80 liters of fresh water are used to dye 1 kilogram of clothes. How can we turn this process into a "zero-liquid waste" circuit?

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.

Get the Air in the Bottle

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.

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

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.

Our skin is an extraordinary organ that potects us every day. Sometimes its reactions are a bit extreme.

Timmy, the cat, works his charms on an adopter. And Arlo, the Staffy, returns for a vet visit. Who knew ingrown eyelashes were a thing?

Marisa's shower stall becomes a kitten birthing suite. Laura, Dawn, and Ziggy hit downtown for another lesson in doggy etiquette. Xavier rescues a confused kangaroo from a coastal caravan park.

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?

A group of young adventurers travel to Augrabies Falls National Park in South Africa to discover the secrets of life in the desert.

Five young explorers set off to [Ai] Ais/Richtersveld Transfrontier Park in South Africa in search of the legendary Big Snake.

Leo is startled and accidentally pees on the floor in front of the Triplets. They're immediately convinced that she is poisonous.

Find out why repetition is so important in computer programming.

The Fixie students think Grandpus is playing a trick on them when he is able to identify what is inside the boxes in Professor Eugenius' warehouse without even opening them.

Learn how to make a happy clay planet.

Learn how to make the "Burger Beast".

Learn how to make a friendly plasticine Oomee.

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

Make your very own marble maze!

Lola loves listening to scary stories but is terrified of strange noises. Mily doesn't get it: How can we both love and hate being scared?

Mily is invited to two birthday parties: her best friend's and her wannabe boyfriend's. How can she choose?

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.

Darwin and Newts restore an eroded riverbank by using a trebuchet to transport sand.

Kevin believes his radio-controlled model car is haunted.

Jupiter tries to stop Kit from getting closer, but Kit falls into the atmosphere and soon realizes there is nowhere to land.

Kit becomes a baseball ball in a match between Jupiter's moons.

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.

We're using engineering to show how checklists can get paper planes flying and a balloon car to race on track!

Maddie finds out how an ice rink stays cold and discovers how bouncy castles are made.

Moo's food is disappearing from her farm. Detective Dr. Panda and Toto set out to solve the mystery. Things aren't always what they seem.

Lots of little gnomes have invaded our studio! We make a big gnome to round them all up.

Mini Woolly Hats. Science and creativity with fun experiments that you can do right at home!

We've picked up loads of pinecones from our walk, and we're making something special with our favourites!

Øistein makes a cardboard cat toy.

Øistein makes a cardboard cat taxi.

Øistein makes a cardboard cat maze.

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

We're making sandshoes from cardboard and ribbon!

Explored Auckland, Waitomo glowworms, Queenstown gondola, 415-ft bungy, and shotover jet—unforgettable week in NZ!

How can we weigh our options and pick the most likely outcome? To illustrate, Eric rearranges his messy sock drawer - blindfolded.

In this episode Eric tries to solve an age-old mystery: How should four trees be placed if the distances between them need to be the same?

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.

The gang is excited to be in Sydney, and while enjoying a ride in the theme park, Bernie's singing talent is revealed!

A German town is facing a difficult situation because of missing solar panels. Can the MeteoHeroes find a solution and save the day?

A family of polar bears got trapped on a large piece of ice in the middle of the Arctic Ocean. Only the MeteoHeroes can save them.

In an attempt to scale the famous peak of Mont Blanc, climbers are leaving rubbish everywhere. Our heroes have to clean up the mountain!

Bugs. A series with an environmental orientation that addresses young and old alike.

Kids meet an environmental activist.

Do we know how much care goes into raising baby animals? We follow Azalee Gaudreau and the staff at Parc Omega to find out!

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

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

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

The kids experiment with transferring sound through vibration across surfaces, a recipe for homemade cola, and how sight can affect our sense of taste.

Matilda and her family visit the beach. Matilda takes the day off cooking so her sisters prepare a barbecue.

The gang get into American football - the number one sport in the US.

The doctors show where your blood comes from and Dr. Chris meets a patient going for brain surgery. They test a concentration trick.

Dr. Chris and Dr. Xand look at why your body needs iron and show you how to search for it in your cereal!

The boys' team and presenter Karim are in Japan to learn about the national sport of sumo.

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

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

Max and the gang build a drone-delivered coffee service, a vibrating headband, and a super juicer as they try to qualify for InventiveCon and find a way to keep Max's dad, Bryan, awake at the wheel.

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.

Yas recreates the surface of the moon, Adelaide updates her sneakers, Molly makes a chocolate treat, and Miles builds a rocket flinger.

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

Sprinter hoists a Bhilka flag at the town hall. But DiktaThor starts to put up his flags all over. And now Hilltown is divided in two.

SF highlights: Golden Gate sailing, House of Air, Pier 39 sea lions, rooftop honey at Fairmont—an eclectic week with Nicole!

Discover what artificial intelligence is and how it is used in everyday life.

Explore how we can communicate with computers and tell them what we want them to do.

A new artificial intelligence running the sub takes over completely.

Can we measure people by just knowing the size of their heads? Today, we learn about anthropometry's built-in ratios for body measurements.

This episode follows a schnauzer obsessed with a guinea pig and a ram who wants to be a cow.

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

Folly Festival is the craziest of celebrations. Howler dresses up as a princess and Little Lewis becomes the local lord for the day!

Eager to freshen up a little, Howler walks us through the typical medieval 'beauty routine'.

Growing up in the animal kingdom is extremely hard, but it's easier with the help of friends and family.

Learn how to make a funny plasticine bird.

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

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

Discover what artificial intelligence is and how it is used in everyday life.

From searching for survivors when disaster strikes to rescuing animals at risk, dogs come to the rescue in surprising ways.

Eric makes a lantern that can project the constellation Ursa Major. This group of stars is also known as the Great Bear.

Eric learns that although it can take millions of years to make one crystal, he can make some in just a week with an easy experiment. His new crystals taste good, too.

Eric does a magic trick that defies the laws of gravity. Then he learns how to make water flow upwards using a science experiment involving flowers and capillary action.

The world's best field hockey goalkeeper Maddie Hinch and globally renowned explorer Ranulph Fiennes share their record breaking journeys.

Things at the garage heat up when the spirit of friendly competition takes over as Jesse calls on a baseball star for a few tips.

Draw a character under an umbrella and watch the raindrops.

Transform a simple line into a landscape.

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

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?

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

Prof. Dave Cliff takes a witty and wise look at the logic of philosophy, maths, science and technology .

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

Can volcanic eruptions be predicted? How? Researchers of the ERC-CHRONOS project are trying to answer those questions.

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

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

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

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

Make Your Lava Lamp

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

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.

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.

How to Control a Pendulum with Your Mind

Laura helps Levi's owner Susie understand why he bites his tail. He needs a job!

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 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.

Five young explorers continue their search for the legendary Big Snake on their travels through [Ai] Ais/Richtersveld Transfrontier Park.

Five young explorers visit the biggest canyon in Africa on their search for the Big Snake in [Ai] Ais/Richtersveld Transfrontier Park.

Senior asks Sprinter for help to hang a picture on his wall. But as soon as they put a nail into the wall, a crack appears.

Nolik becomes worried that Tom Thomas won't need him anymore as a friend.

Learn how to make a friendly plasticine cat.

Learn how to make the "Magic Unicorn Lion".

Make a Dino baby!

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

Construct a mountain bridge!

Mily draws a picture for her dad but her brother Luc says it's ugly. Mily is hurt and wonders when a drawing is considered beautiful.

Mily notices that some of her friends have very different eating habits. She decides to stop eating fish for a while and investigates the relationship between religion and food culture.

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.

When Darwin and Newts smell something odd wafting through the forest, they discover a geyser and hot pools, and learn how they work.

Make your very own dream keeper!

Tess asks Addison to figure out why her balloons keep popping.

Kit causes an accident and ruins the beautiful Saturn rings.

Kit falls asleep near Uranus and has a nightmare.

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.

Today we're designing plastic bottle cars that we will put to the test on our obstacle course.

Maddie finds out how clocks tell the time and discovers how cutlery is made.

Dr. Panda sets off with a metal detector in search of treasure when Hoopa finds a treasure map. But where does this treasure map lead to?

Everyone's feeling competitive in the studio today! We're making a puck game using milk bottle tops.

Graham's having trouble getting to sleep, so we make him a friend to snuggle with.

After a small accident, our little pom poms need a new home. We make some cardboard houses for them to move into.

Darwin and Newts figure out by trial and error how to tell which can contains Heni's kitty's catfood.

Bob wants his castle to look more like Bitz's, and everyone pitches in to help. But things don't go as planned.

Twisting, rolling engineering fun gets our toys from one point to another!

Mirrors and reflections are helping us see without being seen. Let's make a periscope!

Blast off! We're engineering our own "stomp rockets" from recycled plastic bottles.

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

In this episode, mathemagician Eric reveals a cool math trick that illustrates the special properties of the number 9.

In this episode, we travel to ancient Egypt with Eric to explore an age-old multiplication method.

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.

The friends travel to foggy San Francisco and land on Jonah's picnic basket. They offer to help fix the mistake.

The MeteoHeroes must lead a group of thirsty elephants to a water source since their traditional watering holes have dried up!

The number of puffins that usually spend the spring breeding on the coast of Wales in the United Kingdom has decreased alarmingly. Nix and Nubess are trying to determine what the cause might be.

Dr. Makina plans to use the endangered Yosemite woolly sunflower for perfume manufacturing! Only the MeteoHeroes can save the day!

Kids meet a sustainable fashion designer.

Kids try foods of the future.

In this episode, we'll meet four different species of babies that have been raised by humans and who have surrogate families.

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

The gang must overcome their fear and venture into the dark and mysterious tunnels ahead.

Hulk witnesses Brett's dark side that threatens to tear the group apart.

Let's explore some chemical reactions that create pressure-based propulsion and try some new tricks.

Matilda and the Ramsay Bunch find out what it takes to become a rock star.

Matilda and the Ramsay bunch travel to the Cornish seaside and set sail on a raft.

The doctors get the help of an opera singer to reveal the hidden muscle that makes you breathe. Dr. Xand uses DNA to hunt a milk thief.

Dr. Chris and Dr. Xand look at body fat and show how it keeps you warm.

The boys' team are in Japan, learning how to Sumo wrestle. Today, this involves trying to catch fish by hand!

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

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.

The gang gets an opportunity to show off their multi-purpose spray can on "The Gracie Show". But Noodles and Alicia are nowhere to be found!

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.

Jenna makes edible slime, Yas walks on eggs, and Abhi creates a way to bring nature indoors.

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.

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

Rocky Mountain thrill: Snowboard, stunt park, Mega-Ramp, Denver explore, Garden of the Gods ride—an adrenaline week in Colorado with Nicole!

Find out how strings are used as a means of communication between programmers, and from programmer to users.

Functions make computer programming a lot easier! Find out why they are so important.

Will and Ant attempt to retrieve an object from the deepest part of the ocean.

Mathemagician Eric turns a bird turn into a fish! In order to understand his trick, we learn about the concept of metamorphosis.

Around the world, dogs are saving lives in remarkable ways: preventing potential aircraft disasters, rescuing families, and protecting animal species.

Eric learns how the Bernoulli Principle and playing with the flow of air can help him inflate a plastic bag.

Eric learns how to make an airbrush out of straws. Thanks to the Bernoulli principle, he uses it to create his own work of art.

Eric mixes baking powder and water and creates a chemical reaction strong enough to launch a toy rocket.

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.

Learn how to make a happy clay planet.

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.

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

Explore how we can communicate with computers and tell them what we want them to do.

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.

Foreman Howler takes us round a medieval construction site, giving a behind-the-scenes view of cathedral-building.

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

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.

Bear Grylls, legendary adventurist, and Ursula Burns, the first Black woman CEO of a Fortune 500 company, share their stories of triumph.

Inspired by fellow gamers, the Gaming Show gang decides to shake up their own channel with a trick.

Skirt your hand with colors.

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

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

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?

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!

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?

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

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

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

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?

Some of the great physicists of the 20th century transformed our understanding of the universe. But how much do we know about their lives?

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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Can a man fly like a real bird, or walk on water? Is everything you hear about smartphones true? How can you tell if an internet video is real or fake?

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.

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

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.

Five young explorers run the rapids in Ai] Ais/Richtersveld Transfrontier Park on their search for the legendary Big Snake.

Four youngsters search a mountain range to find a secret library that has the power to unlock the secret to their country's survival.

Senior comes to Sprinter's house to invite him on a fishing trip. Sprinter wants to catch some flying fish, but Senior is hunting for the mythical cloud whale, which is said to be impossible to catch.

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

Grandpus finds Nolik's drumming disruptive to Fixie School, and so Nolik goes to practice at Tom Thomas' house.

Learn to make an elephant mouse.

Can you make the spongey snapper? Be careful of your fingers.

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

When Hugo draws a superb boat, everybody loves it and calls him a genius. Mily wonders: What does it mean to be a genius?

Luc knows everything there is to know about aliens and space shuttles. Mily wonders: Do they really exist?

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 go on a big dig adventure to find dinosaur bones.

Make your very papier mache balloons!

Someone or something starts messing with recycling bins all over the neighbourhood.

Kit has a problem with recharging his energy and becomes prisoner to the frightening Neptune.

Kit visits Pluto and learns about its weak gravity which prevents Kit from skiing.

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 exploring friction by racing toys on different surfaces!

Maddie visits an Opticians to get her eyes tested and finds out how glasses are made.

Dr. Panda and Hoopa are collecting garbage, but when the wind blows it all over Moo's farm, Dr. Panda comes up with a smart idea.

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?

Cleopatra convinces the shy Sky Whale to envelop the city in the fog and snatch Sprinter. Unfortunately for her and fortunately for Hilltown, it takes more to fool a real superhero.

Maddie finds out how clocks tell the time and discovers how cutlery is made.

Maddie visits an Opticians to get her eyes tested and finds out how glasses are made.

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

We're exploring friction by racing toys on different surfaces!

Bitz and Bob have to rescue Purl from the clutches of Pirate Bevelbeard and his shipmates.

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

Dr Chris challenges Dr Xand to beat Dougie the dog in a race.

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.

Have fun with a ballon theatre!

In New Zealand, Hogie meets Paikea - a Maori boy - and tries to find a way to help him achieve his dream of riding a whale.

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.

A group of young adventurers discover rock art and incredible biodiversity at Table Mountain National Park in South Africa. Along the way they travel on horseback to visit the Kakapo shipwreck.

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.

Eric makes a lantern that can project the constellation Ursa Major. This group of stars is also known as the Great Bear.

Eric learns that although it can take millions of years to make one crystal, he can make some in just a week with an easy experiment. His new crystals taste good, too.

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

Make your very own dream keeper!

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

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

Discover the secrets of illuminating your interior without electricity, get some heating tricks, and optimise your home space.

For movie night, Christian prepares a snack, Miles builds a projector, Hari and Lila discuss movie manners, and Abhi makes a dinosaur lamp.

It's poptastic! The doctors put your acoustic reflex to the test with an enormous balloon!

The Nektons explore a mysterious tunnel behind a huge undersea waterfall.

Eric learns that matter exists in three main states - solid, liquid and gas. It's also possible to create a liquid that acts like a solid.

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

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

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

Emily Calandrelli explores what kind of experiments are being conducted on the International Space Station that will benefit us on earth.

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.

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.

Eric learns how to make an airbrush out of straws. Thanks to the Bernoulli principle, he uses it to create his own work of art.

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

There is water everywhere as Yas makes giant bubbles, Devonte enjoys a delicious frozen drink, Gabe has a great idea for a trick, and Adelaide upcycles bottles to create a bowling game.

Matilda and the Ramsay bunch travel to Las Vegas to train with Cirque du Soleil acrobats.

A puppy with a sore paw needs help, and Johnny and Inel meet a cat with an unhealthy appetite for human snacks.

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

Artistic gymnast Amelie represents Team Great Britain for her first-ever European Championships as a senior.

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

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

Howler is expecting a visit from the king any second now! So the Little Urchins get to work to make the place look spic and span.

Howler and Little Lewis take us on the trade routes that were used in the Middle Ages. Their journey is anything but a walk in the park!

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

A pile of cubes creates a beautiful optical illusion.

Live from Tusla, Oklahoma - learn how to make a Toilet Paper Cannon, and discover how to create fire from dust.

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.

Host Steve Spangler gets messy with "slime." He shows how to make it and how to turn it into art. Then, he discovers what happens when you drop a vat of slime from ten stories in the air!

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.

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

A team of French scientists has developed a potential HIV/AIDS vaccine, using a protein of the HIV-virus called 'GP41'.

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

A team of scientists, composers and actors work with the computer programme Android Lloyd Webber to produce a west end musical

Adolescence is a thankless time and the source of many complexes. How can we make this phase of life easier?

In 845 fifty Viking ships attacked Paris. Their influence on France still remains. Discover more about the impact of these strong warriors.

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

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?

Nature, trees, plants, animals and also people adapt to the differences of light and heat between the seasons.

The possibility of space tourism for all is drawing nearer. But there are a lot of things to be considered.

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.

Modern technology has brought a lot of conveniences, but is there a downside?

Dogs, pigs, cows and ravens can be astonishingly intelligent. And animals can have unexpected friendships!

Modern science can provides solutions to many things that give us complexes.

Is it possible to predict your future or the lottery numbers? How can prediction be used to ease traffic?

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Make an Amazing Coloured T-Shirt

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.

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

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!

The doctors supersize the tiny alveoli inside your lungs.

The doctors reveal that your liver is an enormous energy storage system.

Nolik is kicked out of class for repeatedly calling out on the subject of where tubes and pipes can be found.

Make the cardboard singer.

Make a fun flapping cup bird.

Make a funny finger puppet.

Trapped underground with the neurotic Bruno, the gang must find a way to escape before time runs out.

When Mily and her friends look at their reflections in destorting mirrors, they realize that what they see doesn't always match reality.

Mily wonders what it means to be a leader and meets up with her mom, dad, and restaurant owner Jacky to find out.

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.

When Heni's new kitten almost catches a flightless bird, Darwin and Newts decide to turn the island into a bird sanctuary.

Make your very own pom poms!

When an inflatable Pteranodon goes missing from the roof of Pizzamat, Addison and Alex are on the case to find it.

Kit gets lost in the Kuiper belt, where he spots a mysterious red light on an asteroid. He finds Mr. Battery and they become friends.

Kit and Mr. Battery meet an old robotic spacecraft - Voyager. He is homesick and wants to return to Earth.

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.

Bitz and Bob have to rescue Purl from the clutches of Pirate Bevelbeard and his shipmates.

Maddie goes camping to find out how sleeping bags work and learns how mattresses are made.

Dr. Panda is giving rides in a hot air balloon. Moo's chickens take to the skies unsupervised and Dr. Panda has to bring them back to earth.

Oto builds a tunnel-boring machine. Doki wants to find out if it's true, what his grandma used to say: can we dig a tunnel to China?

DiktaThor uses Bhilka points to put everyone on Bhilka in deep debt so that he has power over them. The only thing he miscalculated is Sprinter's wit.

Maddie goes camping to find out how sleeping bags work and learns how mattresses are made.

Maddie shows us how canal locks work and sees a garden gate being made.

Let's celebrate this wonderful planet we call home! Make sure to remember our 3 Rs!

Ahh something smells so good, what is it? Oh it's Hepi and Briko's fresh new ideas! What are they up to now?

Teddy gets a lift today as our friends are making superstrong lifters!

A pencil, some paper and clear instruction can help to build the ideal treasure map.

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

Find out why and what you need your kneecaps for in today's lab.

Doc K discovers the secrets of flight and Nash attempts to defy gravity and fly like Superman.

Tom Thomas, Simka and Nolik are alarmed by strange noises coming out of an old wooden box. Could it be mice?

As a result of losing all of his energy, Papus turns into a screw.

When Heni and Darwin discover blue ducks nesting by the stream, Newts invents a periscope to let them get a closer look.

Make your very own marble maze!

Hogie and his friends travel to Zermatt, Switzerland. Their new friend Anna guides them down the mountain, and her brother - a ski instructor - teaches them all to ski.

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!

A group of young adventurers return to Table Mountain National Park to discover the strange ways animals have adapted to survive.

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.

Eric does a magic trick that defies the laws of gravity. Then he learns how to make water flow upwards using a science experiment involving flowers and capillary action.

Eric learns that matter exists in three main states - solid, liquid and gas. It's also possible to create a liquid that acts like a solid.

After a false fire alarm at the clubhouse, the team is very impressed with the firefighters. What does it take to be a firefighter?

Make your very papier mache balloons!

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

Grandad Badger tells Binah an epic tale about the time he chased a seal around the world. And Fiona Fox finally gets a moment of peace.

Science can explain the fascinating phenomena of tides, the Northern Lights, and Thunder and Lightning.

Gabe creates a spy periscope, Molly has a cake filled with a surprise, Abhi makes a hidden diary safe, and Miles creates an edible secret!

The doctors reveal how the human brain creates maps to prevent getting lost.

The Nektons are arrested for stealing! Someone set them up. Ant and Fontaine escape to prove their innocence.

Eric learns how sound waves work. He does an experiment to make sound waves travel along a piece of string.

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.

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.

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

What should NASA explore next, planet Mars or the Moon?

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

Hockey prodigy Kaden Galatiuk shares how he used his razor-sharp precision to become the best in the world at hitting pucks into a target.

Animal whisperer Zoe Tomas reveals how she trained her chicken to an extremely high standard that led to achieving a world record title.

Eric mixes baking powder and water and creates a chemical reaction strong enough to launch a toy rocket.

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

There's fun for everyone as Oriel smashes a huge party pinata, Jenna has a fake food trick idea, and Yas gets friends to help her explode a watermelon.

Matilda and her family visit the beach. Matilda takes the day off cooking so her sisters prepare a barbecue.

Ruby, the lamb, has a smelly infected foot, and Johnny and Inel meet a dog who likes to join the family for dinner!

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

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

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

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

After becoming a knight against his better judgment, Howler takes us on a wild joust.

Best not fall sick in the Middle Ages! Dove has a hard time finding the right remedy for her ailing friend, Little Lewis.

Copy a portrait by reproducing fragments of it in squares.

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

Learn how to make a ping pong ball blaster that propels balls 400 miles per hour, and a fast but easy street luge.

In order to reconstruct the past, present, and future of the star formation in our galaxy, researchers have analyzed the galactic plane.

Italian researchers are assessing the health of European soils by studying 25,000 samples scattered around Europe.

Learn how to make fun toys that fly, and see astonishing stunts with a boomerang.

Researchers are experimenting with a new way to produce energy. The tools? A giant container and windows filled with a circulating fluid.

Imagine a future when you can produce your own energy just by walking. Cool? Researchers are working very hard to make it happen.

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

In Belgium, a new breed of products is developed from the fibrous remains of sugar cane, a raw material with lots of potential.

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

A team of European researchers has developed a free plug-in to cut energy consumption in data centres.

An evolutionary biologist and an electronics engineer investigate the cutting edge of robot technology and its effect on our future.

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

Health. Animals. Everyday physics. Sometimes we think we understand them, but are the things we learned just myths?

From breakfast cereal and chocolate milk to pretzels and crisps: the making of our favourite foods

Pastry is more than something that looks good; there is a science and art associated with it.

How to Control a Pendulum with Your Mind

The rides in amusement parks are always evolving. Discover the latest in water parks, tree climbing and rollercoasters and how our bodies react to them.

Amazing voice talents, object swallowers and street gymnasts: their abilities are put to the test by science.

Discover the science of toilet paper and kitchen towel, soaps and shampoos, and diapers and hygiene products.

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Shiloh, the German Shepherd, has started limping, and Kylee wants to find out why. Xavier rushes in with a lifeless Lorikeet. Can he and vet Karmen revive it?

Three adorable puppies get rescued from a house fire. The feline brothers - Bill and Ben - are ready to find a forever 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.

It's poptastic! The doctors put your acoustic reflex to the test with an enormous balloon!

The doctors investigate how your lungs move with the help of a massive water slide!

It's a very hot day, so the Fixies work together to find a free outlet for Professor Eugenius to plug in his fan and cool off.

Make a mini landscape movie set for your creations to play in!

Make a moon movie set for your creations to play in!

Make this squashy little glove creature.

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.

When Mily's the only one at a party who's not dressed up, she feels silly and wonders: What defines 'normal'?

When Juliette doesn't wear the dress Mily gave her as a birthday present, Mily wonders if she should ask Juliette for an explanation.

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.

Inspired by digging at the beach, Darwin and Newts hop on board a drilling vehicle to explore the layers of the Earth beneath their feet.

Addison's winter games are in jeopardy because the ice skating rink keeps melting.

Kit and Mr. Battery have an argument about where to go next. Kit goes off alone, but realizes the sights are more enjoyable with his friend.

Looking for a special present for Mr. Battery's birthday, Kit learns what a supernova is.

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.

Teddy gets a lift today as our friends are making superstrong lifters!

Maddie shows us how canal locks work and sees a garden gate being made.

Dr. Panda is painting pictures with June, when a sudden rainstorm ruins their pictures. Dr. Panda finds a way to save the day.

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

Sprinter starts a school to train more heroes. When the villains suddenly show up on the field, the students have to take a very early exam.

Maddie learns how train tracks work and visits a factory where coloured paint is made.

Maddie finds out how hand wash is made and how a vacuum cleaner sucks up dirt!

Amazing idea after other, that's how it goes with these Dominos!

What can Hepi and Briko make with a ribbon? Let's find out!

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

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

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.

Dr Chris gets his hands on a real human brain.

Inspired by Iceman, Doc K and Nash try to turn things into ice just by touching them. Things get really cold as they go way below sub-zero temperatures.

Simka and Nolik try to repair a broken flashlight.

When Tom Thomas plugs in an old radio it causes a short circuit that shuts off the electricity in the whole apartment. The Fixies locate the circuit breaker and safely restore power to the apartment.

Wapiti challenges Darwin and Newts to learn about how some creatures use camouflage before he lets them play hide and seek with him.

Construct a mountain bridge!

The number of puffins that usually spend the spring breeding on the coast of Wales in the United Kingdom has decreased alarmingly. Nix and Nubess are trying to determine what the cause might be.

The MeteoHeroes must lead a group of thirsty elephants to a water source since their traditional watering holes have dried up!

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.

A group of young adventurers head to the sea at Table Mountain National Park and discover starfish, sea anemones and Sevengill Cow Sharks.

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

Eric learns how sound waves work. He does an experiment to make sound waves travel along a piece of string.

Eric juggles three different kinds of balls: a baseball, a tennis ball, and a bouncy rubber ball. Then he does a scientific experiment to see which one can bounce the highest.

Doki's group learns how the Great Wall of China was made, and how it stopped invaders.

Make your very own pom poms!

Tiny Owl worries that he might not be the cutest critter in town anymore as Mommy and Daddy fall in love with the puffins on TV.

Grandad is disgusted by the kingfisher's fishy eating habits and is even more baffled when Binah says her favorite food is fish fingers.

Technology is rapidly changing how things are done: from sports to building to doing household chores.

Adelaide makes recycled pot plants, Gabe has a costume idea, Devonte makes hair gel, and Oriel has two amazingly cheap gifts.

It's totally gross! The hunt is on to find the grossest thing ever seen on Operation Ouch.

Fontaine and Smiling Finn get stuck inside a giant clam.

Eric juggles three different kinds of balls: a baseball, a tennis ball, and a bouncy rubber ball. Then he does a scientific experiment to see which one can bounce the highest.

The kids learn about Fifa15 with professional footballers and Julia visits SickKids to learn how video games can help relax patients.

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 explore the varied and ingenious methods used by NASA to land spacecraft on Mars, starting with Pathfinder in 1997.

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

Viral TikTok social media sensation and tiny food maker My Mini Bakes shares how she creates her mini masterpieces.

Artistic cyclist and European Champion Viola Brand reveals how she stood and spun on the handlebars of her bike to break a world record.

Eric makes a rocket from a plastic bottle and some cardboard. Then he uses an air pump to cause a transfer of energy that is strong enough to launch the rocket into the sky.

SoCal fun: Trapeze, Stunt University, water-conserving farm—a thrilling week with Nicole and local teens!

Christian has a snack for when you're running late, Miles makes paper planes, Gabe plays a great trick, and Abhi updates her sneakers.

The gang get into American football - the number one sport in the US.

Today, the Junior Vets meet some feisty meerkats who need their claws trimmed, but first, they've got to catch them.

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

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

The Icicles are taking a huge risk and have choreographed a very ambitious routine.

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!

Children live very different lives based on their social rank! But no matter their family background, kids will be kids.

Humble folk Howler and Dove are invited to Lord Roach's banquet. But there are heaps of rules and regulations.

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

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

At Science Museum Oklahoma, host Steve Spangler tricks volunteers into getting covered with paint in an explosive art project. Plus, ingenious science toys and experiments you can make at home.

When it comes to global warming N2O causes much more damage than CO2. What do we know about this gas and how can we stop it?

Researchers are developing new wearable sensing technologies designed to overcome the limitations of existing monitoring systems.

Create wild science toys and inventions that seem to defy gravity, like a huge trebuchet that flings melons three hundred feet in the air!

Can our faces show signs of an upcoming cardiovascular crisis? And if so, is there any way to read those signs in an unobtrusive way?

Scientists have developed talking robots to support older adults in performing daily activities and improving their everyday life.

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

The maintenance of seafaring ships is laborious and costly. Scientists have now come up with a way to save time and money on this task.

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

Heathrow Airport is developing a new way to analyze security information. The system known as "TASS" brings together various data sources.

Astronomer royal Martin Rees and scientists take up the search for extra-terrestrials.

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.

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

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.

These young people have come up with some amazing inventions. Where does their talent come from?

Make an Amazing Coloured T-Shirt

Robots and special effects have been around for a long time. Now they are becoming even more spectacular! Discover the science behind them.

Odours, pains, gas: our bodies create some odd reactions, but they all have a purpose.

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 IQ test was developed to measure intelligence. There are ways to develop your memory and children have an advantage when learning.

Natural disasters can cause havoc, but we can learn from them and, thanks to new technology, can be better prepared next time they strike.

Accents, emotions, singing: our voice can reveal a huge amount about our personality. We can change it with different techniques.

Laura helps a heroic family dog overcome recent trauma with consistency, patience, and respect.

Marisa and Beth rush to rescue a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel with an eye injury. Karen makes a house call to check on Bill and Ben.

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?

It's totally gross! The hunt is on to find the grossest thing ever seen on Operation Ouch.

The doctors reveal how the human brain creates maps to prevent getting lost.

After Tom Thomas breaks his brand new Christmas ornament, Nolik tries to cheer him up with a kaleidoscope.

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

Make a mini living room movie set for your creations to play in!

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

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

Mily really wants the latest cool video game but her mom says 'no'. As she wanders around town, she ponders the difference between wanting and needing.

When her mom asks her to go tidy her room, Mily cannot help but protest. Yes, it's a house rule, but what is a rule, anyway?!

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.

Darwin, Newts and Heni work together to protect the big old kauri and keep it healthy.

Addison is trying to solve a series of mysterious clues that take her on a wild goose chase all over Ayrton Park.

Kit and Mr. Battery visit a beautiful nebula. When passing through it, Mr. Battery gets lost and Kit looks for him everywhere.

A big star is missing. Kit and Mr. Battery investigate and question witnesses about this mysterious disappearance.

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.

A pencil, some paper and clear instruction can help to build the ideal treasure map.

Maddie learns how train tracks work and visits a factory where coloured paint is made.

Mei Mei organizes a photo shoot of Moo's chickens. When the spectacular poster-sized picture got damaged, Dr. Panda comes up with an idea.

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.

DiktaThor finally takes control over Bhilka. But is it a dream that came true, or is it a nightmare?

Maddie finds out how a Lifeboat can find people in trouble at sea and sees how concrete is made.

Maddie is at an airport to see how aeroplanes take off and visits a factory where trainers are made.

Ah after a refreshing drink don't throw away the metal tabs, save em! We have some amazing we can make with them

So colourful, so shiny let's re use them to make some cool accessories.

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

We're making sandshoes from cardboard and ribbon!

Host Alie Ward presents inflatable fish that swim through the air, the inventor of the phone in your pocket, smart cooking pans and a drone that clears landmines in war zones.

Dr Chris sets Dr Xand the impossible task of being Mini-Xand's pituitary gland.

Doc K and Nash go in search of an air cannon that can be used to conquer super-villains. They learn how to levitate things with a hairdryer.

While playing pirates, Simka and Nolik challenge Tom Thomas to find a hidden treasure.

When a helium balloon floats up to the ceiling out of Tom Thomas' reach, Nolik retrieves it by using a hairdryer.

The team experiment with ways to lift a giant Halloween pumpkin up to the treehouse, and they eventually succeed with a rope and pulley.

New York City is at risk of a total blackout. The MeteoHeroes must save the many people in danger and find a way to restore power!

Dr. Makina has sent his smoggy minions to steal New York City's power to fix the blackout at his lair! What are our heroes going to do?

The kids experiment with activating the patellar reflex, creating movie effects using the illusion of forced perspective, and exploring why humans have evolved opposable thumbs.

A group of young adventurers take a cable car to the peak of Table Mountain National Park and find incredible plants and animals there.

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.

Eric learns what static electricity is and how to make it. Then he uses it to move an object without touching it.

Eric is blindfolded and has to figure out what a mystery object is using his other four senses - hearing, taste, touch and smell.

Anabella accidentally volunteers the team to make 100 cupcakes for a festival. They all pitch in to help bake - but still end up in a mess.

Fleabag and Plop fall in love with the baby hedgehog, and Grandad Badger learns more about these spiky little creatures.

Atlantic Salmon

Finn and Kirsten compete in the Acrobatic World Championship finals.

Abhi gives his bodyboard a new look, Fede has tips on bluebottle stings, Oriel makes a beach bag, and Molly makes an edible sandcastle.

The doctors explore the human body in space - how do you sneeze, poo, and wee in zero gravity?

Proteus traps the Aronnax in a magnetic field and kidnaps Ant, believing he is the key to finding Lemuria.

Eric learns what static electricity is and how to make it. Then he uses it to move an object without touching it.

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

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.

We discover the amazing journeys of spacecraft that gathered spectacular images of Mercury, Jupiter and Mars.

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

Hula-hooping extraordinaire Andrea M reveals how she used her record-breaking skills to spin a hoop on her behind!

Football freestyle world championship Laura Biondo shows off her record-breaking football skills.

Eric learns that everyone has their own unique fingerprint. He shows how to do a fingerprint experiment and then he uses it to find out who took a bite out of his chocolate cake.

Explored Auckland, Waitomo glowworms, Queenstown gondola, 415-ft bungy, and shotover jet—unforgettable week in NZ!

It's back to school time, as Molly makes some easy lunch snacks, Gabe and Jenna have great tricks to play on their teacher, and Devonte learns how to polish school shoes with a banana.

Matilda and the Ramsay Bunch find out what it takes to become a rock star.

The Junior Vets check out some lovely lemurs, get up close with Fluffy, the python, and meet a vulture called Derek! Plus, some cute little piglets need help, and Johnny and Inel meet a singing dog.

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

Amelie suffers a major setback ahead of the World Championship Team Trials.

Ice hockey player Rais receives an offer he can't refuse, and figure skaters Josh and Kloe are preparing for an international competition.