Da Vinci Learning

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

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

Jesse's mother accidentally gives away his prized Earthbound collector's edition. Jesse travels to Japan to find the game.

Do you ever wonder how to pull a tablecloth out from under the dishes of a set table? Host Steve Spangler shows how to do it.

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

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

In this episode Steve Spangler throws Mentos in a hundred bottles of soda, creating numerous gushing soda geysers.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

It's invisible, but can put out a fire and change our voices ... In this episode Steve Spangler shows how to harness the power of gas.

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

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

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.

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.

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

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?

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

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.

Four brave young girls learn about survival - not only that of plants and animals, but also how our ancestors lived on a desolate coast.

The youngsters visit a blowhole and scale some cliffs to understand how it works. When night falls, they discover spiders and reptiles.

The Triplets have an idea - they want to be superheroes and take over Sprinter's tasks. When they try to catch Cleopatra, they create a bigger problem than a solution.

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

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

Sweets are being thrown all around set, we make a character to eat them all up.

Our Christmas cards have some lovely characters on them. We use our tracing skills to make a creative finding game.

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

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

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.

Light up your room with star jars!

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'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.

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

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

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.

Build a kinetic colour blending contraption using some paper plates and a piece of string!

Intergalactic visitors have arrived! Clear some space, it's time to build an astonishing alien hovercraft.

Collect some treasure and science smarts with a clever game controlled using tension.

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

We're rescuing trapped soft toys, a treasure and marshmallows!

The children are using magnets to find metal and to make a secret stars magnet game!

We're rescuing trapped soft toys, a treasure and marshmallows!

The children are using magnets to find metal and to make a secret stars magnet game!

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

Leo is sad because she's smaller than everyone else. Sprinter helps her to become taller. But isn't it better to be the size that you're?

Zoe wants karate, Milo wants dance. Alim takes them to Brazil, where João introduces capoeira, a "combat dance" created by enslaved people.

Zoe and Alim find Milo holding his breath—not from spice, but to beat his apnea record. Alim shows them women divers in Korea!

Hogie and his friends travel to Serengeti. Hogie is excited to take some amazing photographs of the wildlife in the park, and their new friend Aliki tells them about the great migration.

In South Korea, Fulmen and Ventum are still trying to help the citizen of the coastal town. But who is helping the animals? Nix shows up just in time.

A typhoon is destroying a coastal town in South Korea, and the rescue boats have mysteriously disappeared! There is no time to waste.

In Italy, a river is flooding because a drain is all blocked up with debris! There is no time to lose! Nix and Ventum quickly reach Italy.

Kids try sustainable food.

Kids meet a worm farmer.

Mom, dad, uncles - all pitch in to raise the next generation of baboons, penguins, capybaras, and emperor tamarins. Because family matters.

Host Alie Ward presents firefighting gel, a magnetic field to repel sharks, parking meter tech and a bluetooth toothbrush.

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

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

The kids use balloons to experiment with static electricity and electric charges, centrifugal force to overcome gravity, and much more.

Matilda and the Ramsay Bunch throw the ultimate California summer party.

Matilda and her family throw a pop music party and create a special song. Matilda serves ribs and brownies.

Dr Chris puts Dr Xand inside a giant water balloon to show how viruses attack our bodies.

Dr. Chris and Dr. Xand take a closer look at why you vomit and show how to make a vomit factory.

It's the final day of the boys' team's adventure in Brazil where they've been learning the martial art Capoeira. Cheered on by presenter Karim, can they impress local judges?

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.

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.

The team uses crowdfunding to build a dog translation device. When the idea fails, the gang needs to make things right with the investors.

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.

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!

There's a pair of disgusting briefs at the Triplets' house. Can Sprinter and Leo solve the mystery of who the owner of the briefs is?

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

Cordyceps fungal spores are capable of controlling and killing insects. They take over the insect's body and can steer its mind.

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

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

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.

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.

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

Tilly, the dog, needs an operation to sort her wonky legs. The Junior Vets are checking Blue's teeth, and Johnny and Inel discover a singing dog and help the owner of an angry bird.

This episode explores mathematical patterns in nature, such as the hexagonal units of a honeycomb and the bilateral symmetry of a leaf.

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

Best friends Talia and Theo are getting prepared for the British Trampoline Championships.

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

Computer programs are codes that programmers write and store on a computer. Find out more about them!

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

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

Alexia and Kloe are off to London to meet Dr. Xand to see if a scientist can figure out why they don't get dizzy when they spin.

NASA is planning to not only send humans back to the moon, but also create a permanent residence on the lunar surface. Host Emily Calandrelli explores the different aspects of this historic mission.

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.

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

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

The trusty ol' arcade machine breaks down. Jesse tries to replace it with something different. Julia and Ian think otherwise.

In this episode host Steve Spangler shows how to walk on water. He also explores the question: What is a fluid?

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

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.

Steve Spangler shows how to build our own toilet paper launcher, using the same science principles that keep an airplane in the air.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

A look at the first African-American woman in space and the first spacecraft to reach interstellar space.

Many private companies are working with NASA to make space exploration more efficient.

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

We put our hair through a lot in the name of beauty. The experts unravel the science of hair and give some great hair tips!

In this episode host Steve Spangler shows us how to create "weather" inside our own homes … from a tank filled with smog to a room-sized tornado.

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

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

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

Make Your Lava Lamp

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

Make an Amazing Coloured T-Shirt

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.

How to Control a Pendulum with Your Mind

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

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

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.

While visiting an island mountain, the team discovers a cave with mysterious rock art that provides a glimpse into the past.

While lost in a cave in the Gamkaberg Mountains, the team miraculously stumble upon an almost-extinct creature, the Cape Mountain Zebra.

One single egg has taken a completely wrong turning on its way to the fallopian tube. Sprinter and Leo discover something strange.

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

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

Graham's been itching to go on a walk lately! We make a spinning star to play with outside.

Origami Bobble Head. Science and creativity with fun experiments that you can do right at home!

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

Hogie and his friends travel to Tromso, Norway to see the Northern Lights. But problems with their slight lead to a change of plans.

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.

Have fun with a ballon theatre!

Addison is stumped when she awakens one morning to discover that Eureka and Gyro have disappeared without explanation!

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 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.

Bitz, Bob and the children are engineering their own paper windmills to use wind power!

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

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

Doki accidentally breaks Anabella's vintage tea tray and she's mad. Doki wants to make it up to her, but how can he fix her broken tea tray?

Leo wants a pet. Sprinter gives her Pesto - a small ball of his fur. Unfortunately, DiktaThor shows up and wants Pesto too.

Maddie learns why things float and she discovers how sand on a beach is made.

Maddie learns how a road sweeper cleans our streets and how paper straws 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.

Granny Pina is desperate because she has lost her precious lucky locket near the river. )

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 a dog-washing wand, a Bat hotel that keeps bugs away, a device that allows doctors to examine people on the other side of the world, and the inventors of the Chairless Chair.

The doctors do battle over skin, and there is sight-saving surgery.

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.

With his dad's camera in hand, Tom Thomas turns into a paparazzi determined to get a picture that will make him rich and famous, a picture of Fixies.

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.

When rain prevents Darwin and Newts from holding a "show and tell" day, they use the Internet to connect with their forest whanau remotely.

Make your very papier mache balloons!

The gang gets set for a Sherlock Holmes-inspired mystery after landing at the Tower of London.

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 explorers are on a search for the Big Seven wild animals in South Africa. Today they looking for a Great White Shark.

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?

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.

Fico has decided that the ideal pet for him is a dolphin. The team flies to the coast of Australia to find one.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Dr. Chris and Dr. Xand demonstrate a great body trick you can do at home. They look at how amazing the body is at healing itself. Then they look at the best bits of Operation Ouch so far.

Ant believes aliens are stealing things from an island and dragging them underwater.

Eric learns that insects have a head, thorax, abdomen, antennae, and six legs. He is surprised to find out that spiders are not insects - they are arachnids.

Kaylyn and Max try to patent TrollJammer but get caught up in a quarrel involving two sisters who own the name. Alicia helps Noodles start a house call service where he delivers bad news.

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

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

Even though spacecraft have been sent to every planet in our solar system, many mysteries remain.

In this episode we explore the measurable property 'weight'. How can we measure and compare weights of objects using specific tools?

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!

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

Pocono Mountains adventure: Zipped through Camelback Mountain, segway hike, tested wilderness survival skills, and tried wakeboarding at Lake Harmony. Packed week in the scenic outdoors!

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

Cordyceps fungal spores are capable of controlling and killing insects. They take over the insect's body and can steer its mind.

Fizzy party invites, a giant party popper, smash cake, a prank platter, and more to help make your next celebration one to remember.

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

Tilly, the dog, needs an operation to sort her wonky legs. The Junior Vets are checking Blue's teeth, and Johnny and Inel discover a singing dog and help the owner of an angry bird.

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

Senior firefighter and author Sabrina Cohen-Hatton and award-winning triple amputee Mark Ormrod share their incredible tales of resilience.

Tumbler Jay gets one step closer to his dream of becoming a world-class stuntman.

The pressure is on for speed skater Izzy, who's been picked to train with the Olympic squad. And there's a surprise for birthday girl Kloe.

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

The famous giants of the northern mists - the Vikings - are master looters and navigators, just like Raven and Little Lewis.

Humble peasant Howler can't wait for his next batch of pretzels! However, the medieval feudal system can be ruthless.

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

Imagine the other side of a photographic portrait.

In this episode host Steve Spangler shows how to make high-flying rockets using nothing but soda bottles, balloons, vinegar, and straws.

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

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

Host Steve Spangler reveals how we can make crazy creations such as soap soufflé out of ordinary stuff from the supermarket.

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

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

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

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

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

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.

We will carefully observe the symbiosis between several species within the area and the camouflage skills of some others.

Does spinach make us strong? Does meat give us pimples? Does sparkling water help our digestion? Find out!

In this episode Steve Spangler shows how to make wacky musical instruments from standard household items such as glasses, pipes, and cars.

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

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

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

Get the Air in the Bottle

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

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.

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.

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

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

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!

Doctors Chris and Xand experiment with pain and see how shoes affect how we walk. In the emergency room, there's a suspected hand fracture.

The doctors connect the mouth, nose and stomach. Dr. Xand freezes in a cold room and Dr. Chris meets a robot surgeon.

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.

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.

Slotting Disks. Science and creativity with fun experiments that you can do right at home!

Snow Globe Jar. Science and creativity with fun experiments that you can do right at home!

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 pom poms!

The gang gets set for a Sherlock Holmes-inspired mystery after landing at the Tower of London.

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.

Make your very own marble maze!

When Mr. Tiggles goes missing, Addison must figure out if this is just a matter of a cat stuck in a tree, or a nefarious kitty kidnapping conspiracy.

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 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.

We're decorating lots of identical butterfly cakes with some help from system engineering!

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

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.

Doki decides to go to the Ogasawara Islands, Japan, to make his own deep sea nature video and get footage of the rare giant squid!

Sprinter is doubtful whether he is a good superhero. Fortunately, he has Leo and Bumble to remind him of all the good things he has done since returning to Bhilka.

Maddie learns how glass is recycled and visits a factory to discover how jam is made.

Maddie finds out how a snail moves, and she discovers how a tractor is made in a factory.

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!

Granny Pina's birthday surprises the Buffycats. They rush to find a gift, with Meatball suggesting an undersea adventure in a submarine!

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

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.

Things get explosive in the lab when Dr. Chris and Dr. Xand look at how spots are made.

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

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.

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

When one of their friends gets hurt, Darwin and Newts form the Kiwifruit Valley Rescue Team to help in an emergency.

Make your very own pom poms!

The gang goes to celebrate the Chinese New Year in Hong Kong and meets Bo, who is incredibly worried that he has lost his good luck.

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!

Four young explorers are on a mission to follow the river from the mountain to the sea in Garden Route National Park in South Africa.

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

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

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

When the team's high-tech dance party is threatened by a power outage, they mistakenly end up at a historic village!

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

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

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

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

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

From two-ingredient chocolate mousse to a sticky-note slinky and a classic food steal prank, Piper, Oliver, Imi and the crew will find out if the viral sensations and more ''hack it'' or ''whack it''!

The doctors discover the power of farts, Dr. Chris meets robotic patients, and the Ouch-Mobile is launched.

The Nektons search for the rarest tortoise in the world after it is stolen.

Eric learns how to make a paper plane. He finds out that the way a plane flies is related to how the air moves over its surface.

Max gets a sponsor, but his investment comes with his meddling daughter, who takes over the group.

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

This episode introduces the mathematical mean: the number you get when you add up all numbers and divide them by the number of numbers.

Is there proof that aliens are visiting our planet? What is behind these UFO sightings? Host Emily Calandrelli investigates.

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

Sydney Bridge climb, sailing, Tower Skywalk, Kakadu exploration, and daring croc dip at Crocosaurus Cove—an eclectic Aussie week!

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

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

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!

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

The Junior Vets are checking on Adel, the lion, and his injured tail, and we meet some baby badgers that need a check-up.

From simple shelters to futuristic cities, mathematics makes building possible. So how did mathematics help us rise above the life in caves?

Tennis legend Roger Federer and Indy 500 sensation Danica Patrick share their stories of becoming the best in the world.

Acro pair Finn and Kirsten compete at the European Championships in Israel.

Liam is feeling very sick. Can he hold it down long enough to impress the coach with his shooting skills?

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

Howler's pantry is empty! Being a food-lover, he decides he's going to eat whatever he pleases, even if it means breaking all the rules.

A cra-cra trial takes place, staging Howler as an animals' advocate and Roach as the judge and persecutor.

Draw a character under an umbrella and watch the raindrops.

Transform a simple line into a landscape.

It's invisible, but can put out a fire and change our voices ... In this episode Steve Spangler shows how to harness the power of gas.

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.

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

In this episode host Steve Spangler shows us how to create "weather" inside our own homes … from a tank filled with smog to a room-sized tornado.

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

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

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

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

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.

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?

The last three decades have revolutionised our knowledge of the most complex piece of matter in the known universe - the human brain.

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 demonstrates unusual, practical, and fun ways to use magnets. Can they help us spot rocks from Outer Space on our roofs?

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

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

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.

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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.

How to Control a Pendulum with Your Mind

Our eyes have the ability to trick our brain into seeing things differently.

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.

Dr. Chris and Dr. Xand explain what happens when you feel travel sick and investigate the importance of sleep. In the emergency room, there are tummy troubles and an injured hand.

Dr. Chris and Dr. Xand find out what happens when you go on a roller coaster. Dr. Chris shows his vocal chords, and in the hospital emergency room, there's a broken elbow caused by dancing.

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

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

Learn how to make a friendly plasticine worm.

Learn how to make a funny plasticine bird.

The kids team up with an old enemy to pull off an epic heist on the Historical Society.

The gang goes to celebrate the Chinese New Year in Hong Kong and meets Bo, who is incredibly worried that he has lost his good luck.

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.

Construct a mountain bridge!

When Mrs. Rorschach suddenly develops an allergy, every indictor points to Mr. Tiggles as the cause. Addison has to solve the mystery.

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.

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.

Bitz, Bob and their friends are building a duck house for a mama duck and her ducklings.

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

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

Could Anabella's kooky fish really fly? They head to a "birdman" competition in California, USA to find out!

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

Maddie learns how a window cleaning cradle works and finds out how shadows are made.

Maddie learns how a kaleidoscope works and how envelopes 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.

Piperita, a chef cat, dreams of mastering her craft. Her recipes fail to impress, so the Buffycats help her find the perfect one!

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

Find out how fast your nerves work when Dr. Xand blows a fuse in the lab with a new underpants experiment.

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.

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

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

When Heni's new chickens take over her garden, Darwin and Newts come up with a plan to keep everyone happy.

A typhoon is destroying a coastal town in South Korea, and the rescue boats have mysteriously disappeared! There is no time to waste.

In South Korea, Fulmen and Ventum are still trying to help the citizen of the coastal town. But who is helping the animals? Nix shows up just in time.

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 explore the largest evergreen moist forest in South Africa, in Garden Route National Park.

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

Bread rises thanks to a chemical reaction called fermentation, and yeast. Yeast changes the sugars in the dough into carbon dioxide.

Each number in the Fibonacci sequence is the previous two numbers added together. It is very close to the golden ratio of 1.618. These patterns can be seen in many plants.

How to sell as much lemonade as possible? The team travels to the Sahara Desert, Beijing, China, and Murmansk, Russia to find out.

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.

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.

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.

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

Find out how to transform everyday junk into gems you and your mates will love, including a tasty snack made from potato peels.

The doctors look at the heart and Dr. Xand meets a lifesaving dog. A patient in the emergency room has a tooth abscess and a swollen face.

Captain Hammerhead captures the Nektons aboard his sub.

Eric learns that plants have different ways to make their seeds fly as far away as possible. He makes his own version of the maple seed, which looks like a little paper helicopter.

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.

Karim is with the boys' team as they train their leg muscles for sumo wrestling in Japan.

Ahoy there! In this episode we unearth the key to reading maps with gridlines and join Eric in his search for a hidden treasure.

Native cultures have been studying the sky for centuries, yet their teachings have been mostly overlooked.

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

The fearless Junior Vets get in the shark tank, and dogs Boris and Red have surgery to help them go walkies.

Even in the middle of the ocean, you'll find mathematics at work, keeping boats afloat. So how can metal ships float when a tiny coin sinks?

Oscar winning actress Julia Roberts and former world heavyweight boxing champion Wladimir Klitschko reveal their journeys to the top!

Tumbler Seb and his teammates are off to the World Championships in Tokyo.

Will captain Emily be fit enough to skate with her team? Back in Nottingham, young figure skater Solomon wants to impress Coach Tamara.

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

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.

Skirt your hand with colors.

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

In this episode Steve Spangler shows how to make wacky musical instruments from standard household items such as glasses, pipes, and cars.

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

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

Steve Spangler demonstrates unusual, practical, and fun ways to use magnets. Can they help us spot rocks from Outer Space on our roofs?

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

Researchers all over Europe are currently trying to figure out if venom-based drugs are a potential cure for diabetes and allergies.

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

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

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

A French company has developed a technology to "milk" molecules from plants that are useful ingredients for cosmetics and pharmaceuticals.

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

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

Steve Spangler reveals the science secrets behind famous magic tricks, including how to walk on glass without injuring your feet.

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

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

OCD, phobias and eating disorders can be just a phase or have a big impact on life. When do they become a problem and how are they treated?

Thanks to technology, our holidays can become even more comfortable. There are new developments in sunscreen, snorkelling and camping.

Chewing gum has some health benefits. When we have a stomach upset, rice, soda and bananas can help. Fruit can help us stay slim.

Get the Air in the Bottle

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

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

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

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.

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?

The doctors check their urine and investigate snake venom. At the hospital, there's a black eye and a head injury.

The doctors investigate how oxygen works in the blood. Dr. Xand checks out diseased bones and organs, and Dr. Chris treats an emergency.

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

Hiding from Nolik and Simka during a game of hide and seek, Tom Thomas gets himself stuck inside a suit of armor.

Learn how to make a happy clay planet.

Learn how to make the "Burger Beast".

Learn how to make a friendly plasticine Oomee.

Brett finds himself treasure hunting solo while also attempting to get the group back together.

Make your very own dream keeper!

Hogie and friends travel to St. Petersburg and meet Pavel, who is getting ready to film one of the biggest events in the summer festival.

Is there a country with no spelling rules at all? To find out, our friends travel to China, where people don't use letters but ideograms.

Can insects be part of our menu? Let's go to Taxco, Mexico, and learn more about the local delicacy.

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

Ms. Bell has planned to surprise her students by hiding mammoth fossils in the school sandpit for them to dig up. But the fossils disappear.

Kit and Mr. Battery find three exoplanets and start looking for signs of life.

Kit gets lost in the vast Milky Way. He must draw a map of our galaxy to find the way back to Mr. Battery.

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.

Bitz, Bob and the children are engineering paper fans to keep cool. It's kinetic energy!

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

When the book Dr. Panda is reading a story from suddenly disappears, he decides to make up the rest of the story himself to cheer Toto up.

What are truffles? And if they're so rare, how do we find some? Doki, Gabi, Mundi and Fico head to the Tuscany region of Italy.

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 visits a workshop to learn how a neon sign is made and how a revolving door turns.

Maddie learns how a climbing wall works and finds out how modelling clay is 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

A new kitten has come to town: her name is Snobine. She's super smart and perfumed, but also somewhat arrogant. )

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

Printable pancakes; river power devices; the science of slip and slides; flea-sized windmills.

Dr. Xand gets in a spin to show you why you get dizzy, and the Flying Doctors help a new baby in Australia.

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

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.

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

Darwin and Newts meet Pupu Rangi's grandma, Kuia Gooey, and discover there's so much that our grandparents can teach us.

The sea ice shelf in Antarctica has become thinner, and the emperor penguin colony nesting is in danger. Nix and Fulmen are going to help.

Dry weather has caused a forest fire, and the Black Forest is ablaze. Pluvia and Nubess are on their way to the North Sea.

The kids experiment with using air pressure to create propulsion in rockets, how to manipulate air pressure with straws, and explore tricky ways to fold paper into mind-bending shapes.

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.

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.

Sound waves require a medium to travel through. Since space is a big empty void, there can't be sound waves in space. But there are other types of waves that can travel through a vacuum.

Plankton are the foundations of the ocean food chain. Without them, pretty much nothing could survive.

Oto and Doki build a "bug trapper" device. To Mundi, this seems wrong. She takes the device and hides it in Georgia's Okefenokee Swamp.

Paint beautiful birds in a bush!

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

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

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

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

Acro pair Harry and George are ready to shine at the Acro British Championships.

Keeping your cool during a heatwave has never looked so easy! Check out how to turn your favorite fruit into ice cream, make your dog an icy treat, and give your beach towel a game-changing makeover.

The doctors show what comes out of your mouth when you cough. In the emergency room, someone has a toy coin stuck up their nose.

The Nektons search to find a piece of the mysterious Ephemychron.

Eric learns that computer coding means writing programmes that tell robots and computers how to do certain jobs.

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

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

The boys' team and presenter Karim are in Japan dancing their way through sumo training.

Have you noticed that a kite in geometry looks a lot like a regular kite? Today we join Eric on a mission to unfurl the secret of symmetry.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Chip, the dog, is struggling to walk - can a new hip ease his pain? And is Jasper, the cat, really a chicken killer?

Early pioneers explored the world using mathematics to navigate by the sun and the stars. But how does it help us in the age of satellites?

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

Coach Nikki decides to pair up Dylan and Nyree, and Finn, Kirsten, and Dove have all made life-changing decisions.

Kloe visits her family in Hungary, where she plans to find inspiration for her upcoming solo gala.

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.

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.

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

A pile of cubes creates a beautiful optical illusion.

Steve Spangler reveals the science secrets behind famous magic tricks, including how to walk on glass without injuring your feet.

In this episode we find out if there is an affordable way to transport fresh water from areas that have enough of it to areas that need it.

Microbiologists are working on a method to convert pieces of fish that are thrown away during the trimming stage into a delicacy.

Steve Spangler reveals amazing science tricks we can do with eggs. How can we walk on them without them turning into a runny mess?

Researchers of the EuroFIT project are developing innovative technologies to help us stay in shape while watching football.

Scientists who believe that the brain can play a part in the healing process of mild stroke patients have developed innovative VR tools.

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

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

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

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

Hannah's journey looking at whether maths was invented or discovered concludes.

Steve Spangler reveals amazing science tricks we can do with eggs. How can we walk on them without them turning into a runny mess?

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

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

Staying young and healthy is only influenced 30% by our genes - the rest is lifestyle. Scientists give tips on aging healthily.

Canned food, household products, cosmetics: all the trends of homemade goods revealed by science.

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

Science has made travelling much easier than it was 50 years ago, improving luggage, traffic coordination and reducing travel sickness.

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To lose weight permanently, forget radical diets and eat in a balanced way - mostly fresh products. Consume foods that digest slowly.

Everyday habits analysed by science: from thumb sucking to online gambling. When do they become a problem?

Xavier battles to keep up with the baby barn owl's voracious appetite. Laura answers a cry for help about a dog called Bear that looks like a horse and plays like a tiger.

Karen welcomes a pair of posh kitties with a penchant for mischief. And Scarlett, the Pomeranian, makes an impressive comeback.

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.

Dr. Chris shows the inside of his stomach and Dr. Xand meets someone who grows bones. At the emergency room, someone has eye problems.

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

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

Fire slows down the clocks in the apartment so Tom Thomas will have more time to play computer games.

Learn how to make a friendly plasticine cat.

Learn how to make the "Magic Unicorn Lion".

Make a Dino baby!

The kids endure public humiliation performing the worst play of all time for their classmates and family.

Make your very papier mache balloons!

In the northern part of Nepal, Floaty takes the gang into the Himalayas, where they face a few tricky obstacles.

Our heroes travel to Senegal to meet Alim's friend Baidi, who can recycle anything and everything.

Mosquitoes can be annoying. Our heroes are paying a visit to a penfriend in Papua New Guinea to learn how to co-exist alongside mosquitoes.

When an iceberg brings an emperor penguin and his egg into the Bay, Darwin and Newts help him get home.

When crop circles begin appearing in Ayrton Park, Alex suspects visitors from the fourth dimension, but Addison begins sleuthing in search of a different explanation.

Kit and Mr. Battery make a bet about going to another galaxy.

Kit and Mr. Battery travel home.

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.

It's Game day! And we're engineering our own scoring system to help keep count of points.

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

Dr. Panda builds a scarecrow to scare away the birds eating the seeds he's planted. But is a scarecrow scary enough?

When Anabella breaks a mirror, she worries that she's going to have bad luck, and refuses to go through with her Irish dancing recital!

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 discovers how a forklift truck works and learns how dried fruit is made.

Maddie finds out how a ferry can transport cars over water and learns how a globe is 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?

Winston is determined to have Kataly, a baby camel who runs super fast and drinks only orange juice. )

The Noks were renowned for terracotta statuettes, but they were also skilled blacksmiths, potters, and innovative beehive designers!

Host Alie Ward presents a former politician who is teaching girls to code, a fold-up kayak, headlights for running shoes,and a woman who invented a new way to keep food fresh.

A world champion whistler pops in to help the doctors whistle! Plus, the doctors travel through time again!

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

Hiding from Nolik and Simka during a game of hide and seek, Tom Thomas gets himself stuck inside a suit of armor.

Fire slows down the clocks in the apartment so Tom Thomas will have more time to play computer games.

Darwin, Newts and Heni look after and re-float a whale that has become stranded in the bay.

Light up your room with star jars!

There is trouble in the Yellow Sea, and Margherita Rita sends Ventum and Pluvia to tackle this problem.

As Pluvia and Ventum are trying to solve the problem that occurs in the Yellow Sea, Margherita Rita sends Thermo to help them. Will the MeteoHeroes be able to accomplish their mission?

The kids try different experiments - from the basics of forensic evidence collection to fun photography ideas to fake a vacation.

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

Xavier battles to keep up with the baby barn owl's voracious appetite. Laura answers a cry for help about a dog called Bear that looks like a horse and plays like a tiger.

One of the most important components in fireworks is gunpowder. The different metal salts produce the colours.

A fractal is a pattern that keeps repeating itself at different scales. The Romanesco cauliflower is a great example of a natural fractal.

Oto's RC car goes haywire in the middle of a race and he's sure it's the car's fault! Why did only Oto's car break?

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

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

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.

Cordyceps fungal spores are capable of controlling and killing insects. They take over the insect's body and can steer its mind.

Acro duo Finn and Kirsten compete as seniors for the first time at the British Championships in Liverpool.

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

The doctors reveal how you taste with your nose as well as your tongue and Dr. Chris prints his skull with a 3D printer.

Ant befriends a prehistoric crocodile, much to the annoyance of its mother.

Eric learns that if you have red, blue, and yellow paint, you can mix them to create lots of different colours..

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!

Eric learns that an anemometer - an instrument to measure wind speed - is important for sailors and for pilots. Then he learns how to make one himself.

Eric learns that insects have a head, thorax, abdomen, antennae, and six legs. He is surprised to find out that spiders are not insects - they are arachnids.

It's the final day of the boys' team's adventure in Japan. Can they beat the locals in a Sumo Wrestling match?

In so called 'string art', straight lines are drawn that look like curved lines. In this episode, Eric tries to do the same.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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

The Gym Stars come together for a special lockdown competition.

Alexia and Kloe are off to London to meet Dr. Xand to see if a scientist can figure out why they don't get dizzy when they spin.

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

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.

Copy a portrait by reproducing fragments of it in squares.

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

Host Steve Spangler creates experiments based on the Mummies, dinosaurs and germs on display at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science.

In this episode, we meet a team of scientists that successfully transmits power from up to three kilometers' altitude at a reduced cost.

In this episode, researchers are trying to find safe, efficient, and industry friendly ways to turn food waste into animal feed.

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.

Scientists are currently developing tools for bone regeneration that could lead to the development of new regenerative therapies.

In this episode we travel to Zaragoza in Spain where researchers are currently producing innovative biodegradable packages and containers.

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

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.

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

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

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.

Money is a popular gift, but how do you know if it's real? Learn ways of spotting a fake.

Learn the secrets to illuminate your interior without electricity using skylights, solar bottles and even luminous plants!

Host Steve Spangler creates experiments based on the Mummies, dinosaurs and germs on display at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science.

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

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?

Our bodies are incredible, but some things about them need a little explanation from science!

How to Control a Pendulum with Your Mind

Experts decipher the mysteries of our hearing: the effects noise and silence on have on us, and the different ways we hear.

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.

Make an Amazing Coloured T-Shirt

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.

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.

When a group of young adventurers set off to explore the vast Addo Elephant National Park, they get more than they bargained for.

A group of young adventurers continue their search for the Big Seven wild animals in Addo Elephant National Park.

DiktaThor's new invention puts on a real catchy tune that distracts everybody. Hilltown's only hope is Mayor Senior, who can't hear much.

Late for school, Fire tries to show Simka and Nolik a "short cut" that ends up getting them lost.

Learn to make an elephant mouse.

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

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

Paint beautiful birds in a bush!

Floaty makes a splash in the Amazon river. After being rescued by Haraldo, a boy from the Yanomami tribe, the group goes on a mission.

On which day in December should people receive their presents? Our friends travel to the Netherlands to find out.

Zoe needs coulouring pencils to finish her mandala but the pencil box is empty. A trip to Tibet soon appears to be necessary.

Darwin and Newts build a three-stage rocket to send a camera high above the clouds to photograph Matariki.

When Addison and Tess find a note in a funny old pair of rummage sale pants, they think they may have found a clue to lead them to a stash of priceless hidden diamonds!

Kit and Mr. Battery fall into the ocean at the spaceport and embark on a new aquatic adventure.

A coral reef exploration goes downhill when Mr. Battery is abducted by an electric stingray.

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 rescuing trapped soft toys, a treasure and marshmallows!

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

When Dr. Panda's weather forecast turns out to be wrong, everyone around Panda City is confused. Except for Moo.

Wobble into action and create a sculpture with baffling balance.

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!

Øistein makes a cardboard cat cafe.

Øistein makes a cardboard cat toy.

Øistein makes a cardboard cat taxi.

We're using colour coding to help play musical instruments. Practice makes perfect!

The children are writing simple code to help Pirate Pete get to his treasure.

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

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

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.

Zoe and Milo clash over their poster and Alim suggests writing from the right. In Jordan, they learn Arabic is written right to left!!!

Hogie and his friends are helping their friend Nong in Bangkok to find out why fruits are mysteriously disappearing from the floating stall.

There is trouble in the Yellow Sea, and Margherita Rita sends Ventum and Pluvia to tackle this problem.

Dry weather has caused a forest fire, and the Black Forest is ablaze. Pluvia and Nubess are on their way to the North Sea.

The sea ice shelf in Antarctica has become thinner, and the emperor penguin colony nesting is in danger. Nix and Fulmen are going to help.

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

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 explore the oscillation of pendulums with stuffed animals and try an experiment using air-based propulsion to power a mini jet boat.

Matilda is inspired to cook LA street food, including chicken noodle salad and dumplings.

Matilda and her family hit the California beach for a healthy dose of competitive fun.

The doctors revisit Ouchers from across the last seven series to find out how they are.

Lampo, Milady, Pilou, and Meatball are the Buffycats. They live with Granny Pina and will do anything to save her home from Winston!

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

The girls' team and presenter Camille are in Mongolia learning about the skills of nomads.

Eric does an experiment to show how easy it is to spread bacteria if you don't wash your hands.

Eric makes a model boat using soap as fuel. The boat moves because the soap breaks the surface tension of the water, moving it forward.

The team has invented a digital assistant that gives personal, big-sisterly, advice. And Kaylyn takes a career-advancing internship.

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.

Fizzy party invites, a giant party popper, smash cake, a prank platter, and more to help make your next celebration one to remember.

Pessi has a stomach ache. Now, it's up to Sprinter and Leo to help Pessi get better.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

Medieval people have no shortage of imagination: they believe in demons, dragons and fairies, lacing their daily lives with fantasy!

The Junior Vets are checking on Adel, the lion, and his injured tail, and we meet some baby badgers that need a check-up.

In this episode mathemagician Eric shows how to draw a picture of yourself that's completely to scale - even if the original is tiny!

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?

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

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

Can Corey retain his British champion title now that he's moved into an older age group?

An introduction to the two types of memory that computers use to function.

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

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's the day of the gala. But as the crowds arrive, there's drama backstage. And a surprising performance leaves everyone speechless.

Some events in space exploration have changed the way we look at the universe. Host Emily Calandrelli meets with Scott Kelly, the astronaut twin who spent nearly a year in space.

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