Da Vinci Learning

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.

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.

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

A pile of cubes creates a beautiful optical illusion.

Host Steve Spangler presents amazing science stunts that your friends will not believe - but they're real!

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.

Steve Spangler creates science toys, tricks, and experiments that you can make using simple things you can find in your kitchen.

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?

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

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.

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

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

The ethics and cutting-edge advances of neuroscience are addressed from both a personal and a scientific perspective.

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.

How can sand keep us warm? Check out the incredible innovations that textile engineers are developing to protect us from the cold.

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

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

Want to make a friend with fabulous flippers? We'll show you how with an old sock and a cup of rice.

Playful Pizza. Science and creativity with fun experiments that you can do right at home!

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

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 and Newts are preparing their waka for summer, but when Wapiti turns up in a wheelchair, they have to find a way to make the waka more accessible.

Make your very own dream keeper!

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 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'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.

Mood boards really help the children design perfect personalised presents for friends!

Maddie learns how a lamp works and visits a factory to see how a playhouse 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.

Grab an old tissue box to make this greedy gobbler, then feed him some flying food!

Want to make a friend with fabulous flippers? We'll show you how with an old sock and a cup of rice.

Playful Pizza. Science and creativity with fun experiments that you can do right at home!

Øistein makes a cardboard cat taxi.

Øistein makes a cardboard cat maze.

Øistein makes a cardboard cat bed.

Pop and Zip end up trapped on top of a high building, too scared to come down. Is there a way to bring them down?

Bitz has to figure out how to get everyone off Faraway Island after they were stranded there.

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

Tongue‐tong is the newest supervillain weapon against Sprinter. Sprinter uses his wit and gives the villains a taste of their own medicine.

Zoe and Milo are frustrated by Alim's clicking sounds. In Botswana, Ketelelo shows the "clicky" San language and how to deal with a snake!

Zoe finds Milo sobbing, but he denies because boys don't cry! Alim takes them to Mytilene, where Nicolaï shows them that everyone can cry.

In Budapest, the group meets Lazlo and helps him in exchange for a sample of his grandmother's goulash.

Ventum and Nubess are near Puerto Rico when the alarm goes off for an incoming hurricane that potentially can cause a lot of damage!

Tempus has noticed a big cloud of dangerous, polluting gases over North Africa. Fulmen and Nix are ready to help.

There is a tsunami threat in Greenland. Will the MeteoHeroes be able to save the day?

Kids meet a marine biologist.

Kids try sea plants.

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 artistic globes of the world, health devices made from toys, a drone that finds and clears landmines, and a man building mansions in trees.

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.

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

Discover how to use the forces of inertia for some simple magic tricks and how chroma-keying is used to fake photos.

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

The Triplets find their new job boring and ask Sprinter for help. To motivate them he makes a point system that turns out to be a bad idea.

Leo is homesick, and she misses both Earth and the tree trunk that she lived in. To cheer her up Sprinter finds a fresh, new tree trunk.

The Doctors do the world's biggest poo in the lab!

Zoe and Bucky's teasing drives their mom Sandy crazy. The Buffycats try to teach them to get along. Will they succeed?

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

It's competition day for the girls' team in Malaysia, who have been learning how to Lion Dance. Can they put everything they have been taught into practice in front of the judges?

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 team struggles to fit into their new corporate offices and the kids realise they'd rather be back working together in the old garage.

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!

Hill Town starts to shake when the two ends of the giant larva, Opti and Pessi, disagree on which belt to wear. Now, it is up to Sprinter to find a solution that will satisfy both of them.

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

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

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.

Atlantic Salmon

It's party time at the Foxes as Franky, Fabiana, Flip, Flop, and Flow celebrate "their team" being on TV.

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

There is a big mystery at the aquarium - why is Lucy, the sea lion, putting on so much weight?

This episode demonstrates how following a specific sequence of arithmetic steps will always result in the same answer.

Did you know that most of us are seven feet tall? This episode shows how indirect measures can be used to establish estimates.

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.

It's Bumble's birthday. She wants to arrange a party as they have on Earth, but she doesn't know anything about cakes or presents.

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

Shakiem and Seb hope to shine at the Tumbling British Championships, and Alice is on a planet-saving mission!

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

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.

Josh, Kloe and Beccy head to Latvia for an important international competition.

The search for life in the universe remains one of the most ambitious quests of humankind.

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

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

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

Steve Spangler challenges a group of fourth-graders to invent a device that will keep an egg from breaking when it's dropped from a ladder.

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

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

Steve Spangler shows you how to turn your recycled junk into the coolest do-it-yourself science.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Is it true or is it fake news? Can you spot a hoax video?

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

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

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

Make Your Lava Lamp

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.

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

How to Control a Pendulum with Your Mind

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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.

Sprinter invents a cleaning robot to clean the garbage on Bhilka, but when it starts vacuuming up the citizens, he has to find a solution.

Discover how we can represent different types of information using the limited set of characters on our computer's keyboard.

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

Wild wall hanging wonders! Get your imaginations fired up. In this episode we'll be making a crazy cone head.

Gliding Ice Skater. Science and creativity with fun experiments that you can do right at home!

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

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.

A Christmas Eve storm destroys the festive preparations. Our team work together to create a Christmas celebration.

Make your very papier mache balloons!

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 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.

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 turning flat card into stand up boxes. With a few folds, it's 2D to 3D engineering!

Maddie learns how a speaker works and discovers how colours in paint and light are made.

Dr. Panda is a delivery man and takes a creative approach to figure out where every package belongs.

Wild wall hanging wonders! Get your imaginations fired up. In this episode we'll be making a crazy cone head.

Gliding Ice Skater. Science and creativity with fun experiments that you can do right at home!

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

Darwin and Newts find various insects inside of an old fallen log, and they build a bridge over it to protect their new friends.

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.

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

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

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

It is Egg day and everything is going great until Cleopatra comes to steal the eggs expecting the new Bhilkans to follow her rules.

Zoe makes a gift for Noa, puzzling Milo. She has many friends named Noa. Alim takes them to Bali, where Wayan is common for the eldest.

Zoe and Milo make a mess and laugh off cleaning at school. In Japan, Akiko shows them kids also clean and help in the canteen.

During the Winter Festival in Quebec, the gang learns all about maple syrup from their friend Angelique, whose family owns a sugar shack.

The lab of Australian scientists has suffered a series of late-night robberies. Pluvia and Fulmen are going to try to solve the mystery.

An automobile accident has caused a massive traffic jam in Moscow. The working engines of the trapped cars are now creating air pollution! The MeteoHeroes dispatch Pluvia and Thermo to assist.

Our heroes are on a mission to help a group of orangutans chased away from their natural habitat.

Kids try sustainable food.

Kids meet a worm farmer.

Many species of animals are adapted to live in large groups. We explore what's it like to grow up in some of these groups.

Host Alie Ward presents a grill that cooks using the sun, a smartphone steadycam, expandable shoes that grow along with a child's foot and a phone attachment to check skin for sun damage.

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

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

Let's experiment using cross-contour lines to create the illusion of dimension and find out how the centre of gravity affects balance.

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

To prove that he is not too old to be a mayor of Hill Town, Senior embarks on a journey beneath the clouds and asks Sprinter to join him.

Sprinter wants to help Opti lose some weight. It turns out to be a very challenging mission and Sprinter is looking for the best solution.

Meet two new Ouchers, and find out how eye muscles work with an unusual fairground game.

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?

The boys' team and presenter Karim Zeroual are in Guatemala, being introduced to the ancient Mayan ball game of Pitz and experiencing their first taste of local life.

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.

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

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.

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

Sprinter tries to convince the Triplets to eat vegetables so that they have more energy. But the Triplets are not willing to do that.

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

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.

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

Grandad recalls the time he shared a flat with an old lamprey called Gilly.

After learning that pine martens eat squirrels, Red and Grey panic as they wonder how safe their treehouse is.

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

It's day one at Vet School for six ordinary school kids who will try to impress their mentor - top vet Paul Manktelow.

This episode introduces the centuriesold Gelosia method: a math trick that uses a lattice grid to multiply large numbers. How does it work?

In this episode, Eric cracks an ancient box used by Roman Emperor Julius Caesar using his knowledge about how to decipher codes.

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

Here come the Birmingham boys - four young artistic gymnasts hoping to take the gymnastics world by storm!

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

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.

The British Synchro Championships are finally here.

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

Meet a duck that only swims with her dog pal, an elephant leading a buffalo herd, and a herd of cows that adopt an orphaned deer.

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

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

With the equipment in the garage falling apart, the gang decides to start a crowdfunding campaign.

Steve Spangler reveals how to balance a quarter on the edge of a dollar bill and other amazing tricks.

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

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

Find out how to make your own "cheeseball blaster" and a seesaw powered by a simple candle.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Space becomes a rich tapestry for several artists, including an astronaut who once walked on the moon.

Is space exploration for everyone? It hasn't always been, but it certainly can be.

It's hard to escape being filmed these days. Is that a good thing or a bad thing?

How would we survive if we had no internet, smartphones or cashcards? Can we use them and stay anonymous? Find out!

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

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

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

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

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

Make an Amazing Coloured T-Shirt

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.

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

Get the Air in the Bottle

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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?

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

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

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

Silhouette Cards. Science and creativity with fun experiments that you can do right at home!

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

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.

Join Darwin and Newts, Wapiti and the other creatures on a night time adventure to learn about star constellations.

Make your very own pom poms!

The school mean girls, Katie and Dinara, start their own detective agency and solve a rash of neighbourhood mysteries before Addison can.

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

Kit and Mr. Battery travel home.

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.

Can you spot the differences? Look closely and help us fix a mega wheel too.

Maddie finds out how a hamster wheel works.

Mei Mei invents a dance routine that creates a chaotic traffic jam. To put things right, Dr. Panda comes up with a new dance routine.

While getting a taste of astronaut training, Doki is mistaken for Duncan, and accidentally sent to space!

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?

Maddie learns how a library works and visits a factory to discover how a book is made.

Maddie visits a hospital to learn how an X-ray works and finds out how socks are made.

Watch Hepi and Briko give toilet paper rolls a second more exciting life!

Join Hepi and Briko to learn how to make the best use of an old egg carton.

Granny Pina is busy because her granddaughter Isotta, who can talk to animals, is visiting. The Buffycats are in for a surprise!

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

Host Alie Ward presents a grill that cooks using the sun, a smartphone steadycam, expandable shoes that grow along with a child's foot and a phone attachment to check skin for sun damage.

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.

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

Tom Thomas and Nolik each discover the benefits of using a mixer.

Tom Thomas doesn't know where to hide a Mother's Day gift, and he encounters trouble when he hides it in a thermos.

Inspired by a spider, Darwin and Newts build a web-like trap to nab a food thief, and find it is a hedgehog preparing to hibernate.

Make your very papier mache balloons!

In Budapest, the group meets Lazlo and helps him in exchange for a sample of his grandmother's goulash.

Today the Grimwades decide to reduce air pollution by choosing to travel differently. They split into groups to find green ways to travel.

The Grimwades decide to reuse some photographs and create their own timeline.

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.

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

Why do some coins have holes in them? The team flies to Yap, Micronesia, where coins have holes.

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

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

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

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

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

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!

Dr Chris gets his hands on a real human brain.

Mad Madeline steals the dangerous Sceptre of Queen Dorius.

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.

When Max becomes obsessed with his new reality game, Noodles takes the lead and pursues his own idea.

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

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

Have you ever wondered how many ways a shoelace can be tied? Four ways? Six ways? No, 43,000 ways! In this episode we learn how.

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.

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

New Orleans charm: Culinary delights, swamp tour, Habitat for Humanity, jazz club—enriching 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.

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

Dr. Chris and Dr. Xand unravel DNA and show you how to extract it from your saliva.

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.

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

The Rhythmic squad is training hard for the competition. But a disaster strikes when one of the team gets injured.

EPISODE TITLE Home and Away

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

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

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.

Copy a portrait by reproducing fragments of it in squares.

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

Steve Spangler creates crazy ways to make bubbles at the Children's Museum of Denver at Marsico Campus.

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

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

In this episode Steve Spangler uses air pressure to make a 55-gallon steel drum implode.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Some kids are super-talented sports stars. But how does that affect their bodies???

Did you know that sport can boost your immune system and make you smarter! Find out more...

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

Make Your Lava Lamp

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.

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.

On a mission to prove that the dog is never the problem, behaviorist Laura teaches Ziggy's owner Dawn some new tricks.

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

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

The Ouch Awards is back! We reveal the four winners as the doctors surprise them at home.

The doctors investigate food and poo to show you why it is important to know what you eat.

Simka and Nolik try to repair a broken flashlight.

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

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

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.

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 board the rocket ship Tuhura and explore the solar system, learning a little about each of the eight planets along the way.

Addison has to solve a musical puzzle and correctly fill in the blanks in the sheet music!

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 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.

With paper, straws, string and tape we're engineering our own symmetrical kites to fly!

Maddie looks at the emergency services.

Olette turns to Dr. Panda to help her clean her house. Everything goes wrong when Hoopa has a mix-up with the controls of his machine.

Why would a bird dance? To find out and get a video of the rarely-seen dance, the team flies to New Guinea.

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

Maddie learns how a tram uses electricity to work and discovers how a map is made.

Maddie learns how spiders make webs with silk and how watering cans are made in a factory.

Ice cream isn't just fun for eating. Hepi and Briko come up with some sizzling ideas.

Do you want to find out how we can use paper plates? The possibilities are endless and Hepi and Briko surprise us with their ideas.

Rumors of a ghost cat are spreading: objects move and disappear mysteriously. The Buffycats are determined to solve this haunting mystery!

For the Maya, beauty was tough. As Columba and Howler prepare for their date, they endure tattoos, piercings, and other torments. Ouch!

Host Alie Ward presents a chef cooking with science, a stress-relieving wrist band, a heat imaging device for a smartphone and an alarm clock rug to help get you out of bed.

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

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.

Tom Thomas and Nolik each discover the benefits of using a mixer.

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

When Newts mixes all of Heni's paints into one colour, the kids decide to create new paint from the natural substances in the garden.

Make your very own pom poms!

During the Winter Festival in Quebec, the gang learns all about maple syrup from their friend Angelique, whose family owns a sugar shack.

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.

After a boat game, the Grimwade family is concerned about how much water and electricity they use. But which of the 5 R's can help them make a difference, and how will Daddy wash his car?

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

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

Could a tornado really pick up a house? The team flies to a weather station near Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

The Nektons help locate a legendary Singaporean glass cabinet.

Eric draws a goldfish and a bowl and then uses them to create a great optical illusion that's easy to make at home.

Max and Alicia invent an app that limits phone use while Noodles and Zeke build a "Smart Belt".

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

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

In this episode we learn about Roman numerals, such as C, D, V, and X. Can we still use them to communicate?

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Acro duo Dylan and Lola go to their first international competition.

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

Ella and Lauren visit an ice show in Brighton to see if there's another way to follow a skating career.

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

Lord Roach is crazy about spices! In order to appease his master's taste buds, Little Lewis must travel to the ends of the Earth.

Lord Roach is feeling a little down lately! So Little Lewis dons his court jester garb, bringing a smile to his master's face.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

By focusing on small-scale processes in humans, scientists better understand deadly epidemics and have created new treatments for disease.

Did you know that sport can boost your immune system and make you smarter! Find out more...

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

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

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

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

How to Control a Pendulum with Your Mind

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.

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

Make an Amazing Coloured T-Shirt

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?

The doctors reveal the incredible discs that protect your spine with a giant crane!

Dr Chris dresses up as a giant tongue in the lab to show how you eat food.

Why is the Sky Blue?. Covering aspects of physics, chemistry, biology and maths, Know It All answers popular science questions in a fun way. In three-minute segments, it mixes "hard" science with intriguing archive footage and off-beat graphics.

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.

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

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

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

In Marrakesh, the gang meets Ahmed. He is looking for the perfect book for his father's birthday, and the group is determined to help him.

In Burkina Faso, our heroes' penfriend Jamal can't wait to introduce Zoe and Milo to his parents, and like Alim, he appears to have several mums and dads. What a mystery!

Our heroes travel to Saudi Arabia and meet up with Ahed. He knows different ways to move in the desert by day and night.

Darwin and Newts try to find out where the Sun goes when it sets and learn what is really happening when the Sun "moves" across the sky.

Addison's and Tess's fairy garden school project attracts a mysterious glowing frog. Addison is determined to solve this amphibious mystery.

Surfing the waves leads Kit and Mr. Battery into a dangerous storm.

Mr. Battery collects photos of the largest animals, but he's still missing a photo of the mysterious giant squid.

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 plastic spoons and cardboard tubes to make soft ball launchers.

Maddie looks at food and drink.

June's special three - flavoured super cake ends up breaking into bits. Dr. Panda comes up with a plan to turn the bits into cupcakes.

How could we have superpowers? The team flies off to Germany, to borrow some high-tech super suits.

One day Riwahl shows up and challenges Sprinter to a duel. Leo suggests that they have a flying competition to see who the best flyer is. Now, we are going to find out once and for all who's the best.

Maddie learns how a camera works and discovers how a hairbrush is made in a factory.

Maddie learns what happens when we go to sleep, and she discovers how a sofa is made.

Packed with fun DIYs, Hepi and Briko take us on an adventure!

Wondering what to do with that old pair of jeans? Hepi and Briko have an excellent idea.

In a "flying treasure hunt," competitors can't touch the ground. Meatball is eager to join, but can he prove he's a real flying cat?

The gladiator show begins as the provocator, murmillo, secutor, and retiarius showcase their finest armor, risking their lives in the arena!

Host Alie Ward presents the art of folding pop-up greeting cards, teenagers creating tech tents for the homeless, a cargo carrier that follows you, and a special coating for plastic bottles.

Dr. Chris and Dr. Xand fill their bladders up to see what happens when you wee, and Dr. Chris meets a cell-zapping robot.

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

Tom Thomas wants to know how much money he has stored inside his piggy bank and sends Nolik inside to count.

Tom Thomas doesn't realize the canned food he is packing for a camping trip is spoiled.

Darwin and Newts learn about sound and vibration when Newts becomes obsessed with drumming.

An automobile accident has caused a massive traffic jam in Moscow. The working engines of the trapped cars are now creating air pollution! The MeteoHeroes dispatch Pluvia and Thermo to assist.

The lab of Australian scientists has suffered a series of late-night robberies. Pluvia and Fulmen are going to try to solve the mystery.

The youngest family member starts sitting up, and it's time to think about moving baby Houston to a cot. But the old one is dirty and worn.

What should the Grimwade family do with their old clothes? Especially when they're too good to be thrown away.

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.

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

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.

Why do Oto's lucky shoes smell exactly like stinky cheese? They head to a stinky cheese festival in Limburger, Belgium, to learn more.

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

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

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

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.

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

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

A tug of war in today's lab shows the incredible strength of your ligaments.

Bethany finds herself in danger, and only Jeffrey can save her.

Eric learns how to make an electromagnet using a nail, a battery and some electrical wire. He uses it to pick up paper clips.

When the garage sale turns out to be not as expected, the hosts are looking for the help of a special celebrity.

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

The girls' team and presenter Camille are in Mongolia horse riding with local nomads.

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

A palindrome is a word, sentence or verse that reads the same backward as forward. Examples are RACECAR and KAYAK. In this episode we demonstrate how numbers can be converted into palindromes as well.

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

George tells his classmates about his Acro life.

EPISODE TITLE Heart of a Lion

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

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

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.

Throw a handful of lentils on a paper sheet and draw forms without touching them.

Make your name disappear in a game of colored shapes.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Sulawesi Island shows us two different marine ecosystems. Lembeh, with its volcanic environment, and Manado, full of colourful soft coral.

Since 1896, the year of the first Olympic Games of modern times, man has never ceased to break records. Is there a limit?

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.

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

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

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.

Get the Air in the Bottle

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

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!

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

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.

The doctors go head to head in a baking competition to show why your neck needs to twist!

The Doctors find out what fear does to your body with a supersized balloon pop!

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

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

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

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

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

Paint beautiful birds in a bush!

In New York, Hogie makes friends with Marie, who shows them around the city. And luckily for Marie, the gang might be able to help her with her school project.

Our friends travel to Tahiti, where they meet with Amana and learn more about telling a story through dance.

It's time for another trip. Everyone is soon in Japan for a new adventure with another penfriend.

Darwin, Newts and Heni compete in the Kiwifruit Valley Flower Show and have to get creative when things don't go to plan.

Light up your room with star jars!

When the fish in the local pond all seem to disappear, Addison and Tess set out to solve the mystery.

Lost at sea, Kit and Mr. Battery try to get the compass from the shipwreck, guarded by two surly captains.

Kit and Mr. Battery dive into the deep ocean to retrieve Mr. Battery's lost camera..

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.

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

Maddie does the recycling.

Dr. Panda is a referee at Panda City's Sports Day. Olette thinks Bip is cheating his way through the various events. Dr. Panda has an idea.

Oto shares his homemade rock candy. The team sees an odd similarity between the candy and a picture of giant crystals in Oto's rock book.

The Triplets find their new job boring and ask Sprinter for help. To motivate them he makes a point system that turns out to be a bad idea.

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

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

Nothing is too boring for Hepi and Briko. Watch them make fun things with paperclips.

Watch Hepi and Brigo give umbrellas a second life with these fascinating ideas.

Excluded from Boss's golf tournament, Lampo disguises himself as Sir Lamp to challenge Boss, proving golf's inclusivity for all cats.

In Mesopotamia, hair had strict rules. To fit in, neat hair was key. Luckily for Howler, ancient hairdressers were very creative!

Host Alie Ward presents a 24-year-old woman designing the cars of our future, a super-quick toothbrush, a way to turn fog into water and a floating hammock.

The doctors try to trick their temperature and Dr. Chris wants to beat a lie-detector machine. There are tummy pains in the emergency room.

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

Tom Thomas wants to talk with his friend through the computer but doesn't have a microphone.

Simka and Nolik try out Tom Thomas as a candy taste tester, but soon Tom Thomas has a tooth ache from eating so much candy.

Newts tries to preserve some ice from a frozen pond to make Burpee and Croakette an ice skating rink.

Many of Thailand's highly endangered dugongs are sick and haven't eaten for days. The MeteoHeroes go on a mission to help the poor dugongs.

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.

Find out how to transform kinetic energy into potential energy in a bouncy ball and use perspective as a simple tool for calculation.

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

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.

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 is trying to build a working model of a tank, from designs by Leonardo Da Vinci. But the tank won't roll! The team visits Italy.

Paint beautiful birds in a bush!

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

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

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

Madi has many challenges to overcome as she sets off for her first British Gymnastics residential training camp.

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

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

Ant has created a clever machine to clean up a vast oceanic rubbish dump.

Eric pretends to be a tornado. He finds out they happen when the wind starts rotating really fast in a vortex - a whirlpool shape. Then he learns how to make a tornado using recycled plastic bottles.

Jesse's uncle drops off his two-seater convertible in the middle of the garage and the hosts must work around it to make their channel work.

The girls' team and presenter Camille Ucan are in Mongolia learning the skills of the legendary Nomads. Today they watch an amazing horse race and learn to use a bow and arrow.

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.

If two containers have the same surface area but a different shape: Can they store the same amount of beads?

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.

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

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

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.

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

Dr. Chris and Dr. Xand look at the bladder and show you how an experiment to make your own wee machine.

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

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

Artistic juniors Ekraj, James and Alice head to the British Championships in Liverpool.

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

While the Icicles are battling it out in Austria, disaster strikes for Charlie in his speed skating debut.

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.

Why is the Sky Blue?. Covering aspects of physics, chemistry, biology and maths, Know It All answers popular science questions in a fun way. In three-minute segments, it mixes "hard" science with intriguing archive footage and off-beat graphics.

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

Paint a fish with a water-based technique.

An unexpected printing technique.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

Dr Hannah Fry explores the mystery of maths, looking at Newton's gravity, geometry and a modern theory of infinity.

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

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

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

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?

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

Make Your Lava Lamp

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.

How to Control a Pendulum with Your Mind

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.

The Doctors attempt an experiment of superhero proportions to show why your ribcage is the perfect design.

The Doctors take a dip in a jelly pool to show how your cells work!

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

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

Festive Trees. Science and creativity with fun experiments that you can do right at home!

The studio is full of decorations for the holidays! We make a special ornament scene to hang up.

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

Floaty tells the gang that the people of Bhutan have discovered a secret, and so Hogie is determined to find out what that secret is. They meet Sabitri, who helps them look for it.

Alim thinks it's easier to learn something while listening to music! Zoe and Milo are not convinced. Can a short break to Mali change this?

With the help of their penfriend Kiko, our heroes will learn how to use the landscape to communicate with others. It's time for a new trip.

While admiring the sea life in an ocean rock pool, Darwin & Newts discover that the water level is lowering. They try to stop the leak to save the creatures, but learn that they didn't need to worry.

Have fun with a ballon theatre!

Addison and Alex are afraid that Mrs. Rorschach is being secretly intimidated by a shadowy pro wrestler named the Lucha Grandma.

A visit to an oil platform leads to an accident that Kit and Mr. Battery must set right.

Kit and Mr. Battery fight the albatross for the stolen safety buoys.

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.

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

Maddie finds out how the chain on a bicycle works.

It's a challenging day at Dr. Panda's diner when it turns out there are no eggs. Is it possible to bring the eggs back on the menu?

When amateur magician Doki accidentally makes Gabi's worm vanish, Gabi is in a panic. How can they bring Lancelot back?

Leo is homesick, and she misses both Earth and the tree trunk that she lived in. To cheer her up Sprinter finds a fresh, new tree trunk.

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

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

Reduce waste by giving straws a second more fun life!

Why throw the plastic bags away? Upcycling and reusing are Hepi and Briko's favourite things to do.

Pilou discovers a loose tooth but is scared to touch it. Isotta calms her and suggests visiting Mimì, the pediatrician cat.

The Aksum kingdom drew traders for luxury goods, but Howler arrives with just a penny and plenty of clever tricks up his sleeve.

Host Alie Ward presents an innovative Surf Park, inflatable fish that swim through the air, 3D printed statues and a penguin chick bot.

The doctors make cheese from Dr. Xand's body bacteria, and Dr. Chris meets a man with a bionic eye.

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.

Tom Thomas scratches the back of a mirror leaving a dark spot on the mirror that doesn't reflect anything. Not knowing the mirror is damaged Nolik is afraid that he has become a ghost.

Tom Thomas wants to know how much money he has stored inside his piggy bank and sends Nolik inside to count.

Darwin and Newts learn about the dangers of plastic bags when they rescue a little blue penguin who got stuck in one.

Light up your room with star jars!

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.

Let's explore the connection between buoyancy force and surface and try a card-based illusion that tricks the brain's perception of length.

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

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

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.

Do ghosts really exist? Mundi vows to prove they don't, with a trip to a so-called "ghost town" in Tombstone, Arizona, USA.

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.

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

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

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

Abi's coaches are impressed with her energy and agility, and love is in the air for the Acro squad.

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

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

Ant and Fontaine discover the secret of the Bajau Laut people.

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.

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.

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.

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

The girls' team and presenter Camille Ucan are in Mongolia learning the sports of the legendary Nomads. Today is all about animal skills - catching goats and learning to lasso.

In this special, Emily recalls some of her favorite moments - from cutting edge science to adventures with our #StudentAstronaut winners.

In this episode we divide a standard Mobius strip into thirds. As we cut the twisty strip into three pieces, three interlocked rings appear. The magic? None of them has a twist! How is this possible?

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.

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.

Maui. 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.

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

Dr. Chris and Dr. Xand are back in their kitchen lab! In today's episode, the doctors follow the movement of water in your cells and show you an experiment to make an egg fountain!

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.

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

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.

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

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