Da Vinci Learning

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

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

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

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

An accumulation of stickers creates an abstract and nice composition.

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

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

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

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

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

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

The public helps scientists explore outer space in various ways; from sending bacteria samples to tweeting about the Northern Lights.

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

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

Once we land on Mars, how will we survive? Emily Calandrelli visits NASA's Swamp Works, which tests space machines for Mars-like conditions.

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

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

Hannah Fry reveals what data is and how it is captured, stored, shared and made sense of.

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

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.

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

We meet with computer scientists who are digitally rebuilding the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp that was destroyed after World War II.

Can Casper, a fun little robot, have a positive effect on the recovery of young cancer patients?

Saira is trying to overcome her fear of big dogs to help stray hound Jessie, who needs life-changing surgery.

Gary, the axolotl, arrives at Vet School with a mysterious lump. Can the Junior Vets work out what's wrong?

Make your name disappear in a game of colored shapes.

Chinonso Eche and his coach demonstrate their phenomenal football freestyle skills and why they hold a coveted GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS title.

Marvelous Melissa reveals how she trained her dog Lollipop and her cat Sashimi to become an unlikely record-breaking duo.

Veranica Tchalabaeva, a world-class dog trainer, breaks a record with her small pack of dogs.

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

With the garage to herself, Julia finally has the chance to build her own virtual reality simulator and travel inside her favorite games.

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

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

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

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

The Doctors hit the road in the Ouch Taxi to surprise the winners of the 3rd Ouch! Awards.

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

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

Tom Thomas wants to make whipped cream for a dessert, but doesn't have enough strength to keep shaking it up.

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

Slotting Disks. 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.

Light up your room with star jars!

A chase to track down an elusive butterfly takes the gang all over Cape Town. Will they be able to help their new friend Dennis take that perfect picture of the endangered butterfly?

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.

When Darwin's precious Manaia goes missing, he and Newts become detectives for the day to find it.

Addison is figuring out who is behind a series of strange thefts in Ayrton Park and why her mom seems to have gone over to the "dark side".

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

Kit loses Mr. Battery in a hot spring.

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.

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

Maddie finds out why popcorn pops. Next, Maddie visits a pasta factory to see how pasta is made!

As a dentist, Dr. Panda has to use his creativity to calm Moo down and make her feel less nervous about her dental check-up.

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

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

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

Creativity has no limits! Watch Hepi and Briko transform these cones into something lovely.

Hepi and Briko reuse spoons to make some cute DIY's.

Cream organizes Cat Calls Color with ice cream cakes. The Buffycats are eager, but Boss, Blister, and Scab cause mischief.

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

Host Alie Ward presents innovative stone sculptures, a radically new beehive design, transportation of the future and a viral video genius.

The doctors discover the speed of nerves and make a cake look bigger. Dr. Xand sees what happens when you don't wash your hands.

Doc K and Nash aim for super strength as they explore artificial muscles and powerful exoskeletons. They visit some super strong animals at the zoo and then create a way to lift a car.

Fire, Verda, Digit and Toola have made plans to visit Simka like "real guests" who first ring the doorbell before entering.

Fire, Verda, Digit and Toola have made plans to visit Simka like "real guests" who first ring the doorbell before entering.

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

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?

How do telescopes use lenses to focus light, and periscopes use mirrors to bounce light? Let's find out!

Four young adventurers discover how plants, animals and people survive in the harsh desert region of Namaqua National Park in South Africa.

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.

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

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

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

Grandad thinks the deer's antlers look very dangerous. Mommy and Daddy Owl are sure that the deer on TV is actually a unicorn.

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

Binah and Grandad are fascinated to learn that a group of frogs is called an army and begin to wonder which one might be the general.

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.

Finn and Kirsten have their sights set on selection for Acro World 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.

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

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

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

Jesse, Julia and Ian host a tournament in the garage but turns out that they still have a lot to learn.

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

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

The public helps scientists explore outer space in various ways; from sending bacteria samples to tweeting about the Northern Lights.

Have you ever noticed that as you reduce the angle between two mirrors, you see an increasing number of objects? Can we ever see infinity?

Strongwoman Mihaela Brinzoiu demonstrates the strength and skill required to roll up an unlikely piece of kitchen equipment - a frying pan!

Aerial strap artist Alan Silva reveals how he achieves graceful performances and how he broke a world record with his acrobatic skills.

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

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

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

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

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

In this episode, the doctors put eye boogers under the microscope and show you how to make edible eye gunk!

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

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?

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?

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

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

In Ancient China, the Qin Emperor united his kingdom with an iron fist, making enemies. Even after death, his army of soldiers remained!

EPISODE TITLE: Arrivals and Departures

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

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

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

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

Imagine the other side of a photographic portrait.

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

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

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

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

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?

From building rocket engines using 3D printing to creating autonomous robots for exploring Mars, we look at a variety of exciting careers!

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

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

There's a new generation of satellites that are heading for low-earth orbit. They're now smaller and smarter than ever before.

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

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

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

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

Can cold water mist improve the taste and structure of bread? We met up with German food technologists to find out.

Could plasma be used to treat diseases such as HIV and tuberculosis? In this episode engineers and healthcare professionals provide answers.

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

We join the crew of Finland's main research vessel in order to find out how healthy the European waters are.

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

Morgan and Amblessed are examining a VIP patient. Lauren and Saira have an excruciating wait as they test the homeless cat Finbar.

The animal care challenges just keep coming. Are the Junior Vets ready to work out what's wrong with Caspar, the Boxer dog?

Paint a fish with a water-based technique.

Ninja warrior Jimmy and fitness fanatic Alex reveal how they worked together to achieve a GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS title!

Strongwoman Mihaela Brinzoiu demonstrates the strength and skill required to roll up an unlikely piece of kitchen equipment - a frying pan!

Aerial strap artist Alan Silva reveals how he achieves graceful performances and how he broke a world record with his acrobatic skills.

Chaos naturally occurs when Jesse's uncle's station wagon appears in the middle of the garage.

The kids discover that a mysterious internet troll has been dissing their videos, so they seek advice.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Nolik gets sucked into the vacuum cleaner while Tom Thomas' mom is vacuuming his room.

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

How do you make 2 pictures blend into 1? We'll show you how with this optical illusion that'll put you in a spin!

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.

Have fun with a ballon theatre!

A trip on the Trans-Siberian Railway takes a mysterious turn when things start to disappear. Will the gang be able to solve the mystery?

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 turn their waka into an underwater submarine to have fun with their dolphin friend Opo.

After tasting Mr. DiGiovanni's new pizza, Addison and Alex set out to investigate why it tastes bad.

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

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

Smorph 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.

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

Maddie finds out how a helicopter flies, and she learns how a tricycle is constructed and how it can be adapted to suit a user's needs.

Being a DJ seems to be an easy job. But when Leo requests a special song for June's birthday, Dr. Panda goes on a frantic search for it.

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.

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

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.

Blank paper? No problem, Hepi and Briko are full of ideas.

Socks are not just to keep your feet warm! Hepi and Briko have some interesting sock-themed ideas.

Buffycats plan a surprise for Granny Pina's return, seeking help from Sushi, Isotta's puppy, an expert in foreign cuisines.

Welcome to Heron of Alexandria's home! Meet the world's first robot and explore astonishing ancient inventions on this amazing tour!

Host Alie Ward meets the inventors of animal wheelchairs, a phone antenna for emergencies and fire-fighting soundwaves.

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

Eureka Girl gets a makeover, but has problems with the laws of physics. Things get tough as Doc K and Nash try to master invulnerability by stopping a bullet and a hammer.

Papus wants to move because nothing in the apartment breaks anymore. Nolik and Simka think the only solution is to break things so Papus will have something to fix and feel useful again.

Tom Thomas agrees to take care of his friend's chameleon. When the chameleon escapes from its terrarium, Tom Thomas, Simka, and Nolik have to use their smarts to find him and catch him.

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

How it All Began - Part I. A group of six normal kids suddenly discovered that they have superpowers and now they can control the weather.

How it All Began - Part II. A group of six normal kids suddenly discovered that they have superpowers and now they can control the weather.

Find out how GPS tracking uses microwave signals to give information on location and speed and how to detect lies using body signals.

Four young adventurers travel to Tshavhadzimu in Mapungubwe National Park. They search for a cave with rock art, run into a herd of elephants and almost step on a dangerous snake.

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

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.

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.

Red and Grey learn about bat echolocation and wonder what it would be like to see with their ears.

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

Orla and Meabh accidentally give Fiona the fright of her life when she mistakes them for approaching sharks.

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

To keep competing, rhythmic gymnast Sophie has to win a place on a British squad.

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

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

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

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

Jesse, Julia and Ian receive criticism for their rock band and get tips on how to improve their style from rock star Andrew WK.

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

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

Once we land on Mars, how will we survive? Emily Calandrelli visits NASA's Swamp Works, which tests space machines for Mars-like conditions.

How many different looks can you create with six shirts and four pair of pants? In this episode we're introduced to 'possibilities'.

Contortionist Bonetics divulges how he used his superhuman bendiness to achieve a GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS title.

Viral social media sensation Wes P, aka Mr Uekusa, shares how his amazingly bizarre set of skills led him to become a world record holder.

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

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

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.

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

In this episode, the doctors take a close look at teeth and show you what happens to them when you eat and drink.

Today Matilda, the horse, has surgery, and a cute but feisty badger needs help after being hit by a car.

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

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.

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

Theo is competing for the first time in a synchro pair.

People have always faced pain, but Chinese medicine offers solutions—medicinal plants, acupuncture, and quirky remedies with Dr. Howler!

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

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

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

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

Draw a character under an umbrella and watch the raindrops.

Transform a simple line into a landscape.

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

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.

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

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.

Four artists display their unique methods of illustrating the mysterious frontier of outer space.

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.

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

Private companies are making plans to venture into outer space to mine valuable resources from asteroids and the moon. But is it legal?

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?

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

The Junior Vets learn there is no room for fears and phobias as they handle some exotic critters.

There's a double emergency at the Vet School. The kids are thinking and acting like real vets now. But can they cope when things go wrong?

An unexpected printing technique.

Contortionist Bonetics divulges how he used his superhuman bendiness to achieve a GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS title.

Viral social media sensation Wes P, aka Mr Uekusa, shares how his amazingly bizarre set of skills led him to become a world record holder.

Escapologist performer Andrew Basso reveals how he managed to escape a water tank in record time while bound at the hands and feet.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Five young adventurers travel to an area where rare animals are bred in Mokala National Park in South Africa.

A group of adventurous girls go on a mission to discover the people, plants and animals of Kgalagadi National Park in South Africa.

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.

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

Tom Thomas makes a flip book about Nolik banging his head, but Nolik doesn't find it funny at all.

How do you make a marble-ous maze? We'll show you step by step, so you don't get lost.

My oh my… it's a pig in the sky! We'll show you how to make this little piggy go "weeeeeeee!"

Children's programme.

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

Make your very own marble maze!

Hogie is not very enthusiastic about exploring his artistic side, and his friends are trying to find the right thing that will inspire him.

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.

When Heni leaves Newts to take care of her garden for a week, Darwin and Newts have to figure out why some of the plants aren't growing so well.

A ghost scares away Mr. Bell's bridal party in the beauty salon.

A monster is rampaging in the ocean, and Kit and Mr. Battery decide to stop it.

When the bathyscaph fails during the descent, trapping Kit and Mr. Battery inside, they recall their previous troubles and how they got out of them.

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.

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

Maddie finds out how a toilet flush works, and she visits a toilet factory to find out how toilets are made!

Join Dr. Panda at the Panda City museum where he helps Richy to put together a new dinosaur exhibit.

Look round a corner or over a wall, with this clever device you can see like you're tall!

Bouncing beetles or leaping ladybugs. You can make any jumping insect you like. We'll show you how to make a spider with serious spring!

You'll lava this one. We'll show you how to use a bottle and oil in this make that bubbles and boils.

Øistein makes a cardboard cat maze.

Øistein makes a cardboard cat cafe.

Øistein makes a cardboard cat toy.

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.

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

DiktaThor has invented a ultra-super-magic working juice that everyone in Bhilka wants to get their hands on. But is it really fantastic or just a lie?

Milo finds a four-leaf clover but Alim eats it! Zoe and Milo follow Alim to Serbia, where they discover other lucky charms at a party.

Zoe dreads babysitting. Alim suggests Milo, who refuses, claiming it's a girl's job. Alim then shows how Aka men in Africa care for babies.

The gang meets a boy called Hai who is delivering some water puppets to his father, but they mysteriously disappear en route.

How it All Began - Part I. A group of six normal kids suddenly discovered that they have superpowers and now they can control the weather.

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?

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

Kids meet a marine biologist.

Kids try sea plants.

We visit four baby animals with very useful but funny-looking evolutionary adaptations.

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.

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

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

How do telescopes use lenses to focus light, and periscopes use mirrors to bounce light? Let's find out!

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

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

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

There is a supersized giant nail in the lab as the Doctors show how your nails are made.

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!

The boys' training involves a canoe race and a dangerous challenge for Karim.

Eric uses marbles to make butter out of cream. He learns how butter used to be made and how it is made today.

Eric wants to be a secret agent. He makes a periscope so he can watch the world without being seen. He discovers that the same principle is used by submarines and even by dentists.

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

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.

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

Pessi's laws forbid being happy. Sprinter and Leo are trying to convince him to rewrite the laws so that he and Opti can be happy again.

Croatia adventure: Plitvice, Bisevo, Eagle Owl, Paklenica rock climb, Croatian folk music—a diverse week with Nicole!

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

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

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

Orla and Meabh accidentally give Fiona the fright of her life when she mistakes them for approaching sharks.

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

Gary, the axolotl, arrives at Vet School with a mysterious lump. Can the Junior Vets work out what's wrong?

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?

In this episode we are introduced to the art of origami. With the use of cuts and folds, we're able to construct our own 3D objects.

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.

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

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

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

Find out why repetition is so important in computer programming.

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

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

EPISODE TITLE: The Need For Speed

From building rocket engines using 3D printing to creating autonomous robots for exploring Mars, we look at a variety of exciting careers!

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

Dogs have a natural desire to nurture and protect. From caring for people with disabilities to defending wild animals and guarding endangered species, we witness the remarkable job they are doing.

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.

Ian decides to become a true filmmaker and casts Julia and Jesse as the stars of his masterpiece. But creative differences arise.

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

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.

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

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.

Four astronauts who have gone on missions into outer space share their perspective of life in micro-gravity.

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

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

High school and college students compete for a fantastic prize: Going aboard a Zero-G aircraft where they'll experience microgravity!

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

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 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.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

The Giang brothers reveal how they achieved their nail-biting GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS title using their incredible circus skills.

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

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

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

Ian gets a dance lesson from Gaming Show's favourite Olympian - Patrick Chan, and Jesse insists he can bag an interview with Adam Sandler.

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 adventurous girls meet the San people who live around Kgalagadi National Park in South Africa and learn about life there.

A group of young adventurers search for a legendary cheetah called White Eye in the Mountain Zebra National Park in South Africa.

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.

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

Simka and Nolik try to repair a broken flashlight.

How do you make a wind powered wonder wagon? You'll need a paper cup and the power of puff.

How can you carry stuff with a sheet of paper? See what that paper can hold with a few simple folds!

Christmas Party. Chloe, an energetic 7-year-old, looks after her troublesome pet Triceratops, Topsy.

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

Construct a mountain bridge!

Hogie and his friends land in Yucatan, and there is only one thing on their mind - chocolate! Luckily, their new friend Eduardo knows just where to take them.

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.

In a fierce cooking competition, Darwin and Newts learn about the importance of yeast in order to make things rise.

Addison goes undercover when it appears that someone is stealing raspberries from the community garden.

Exhausted, Kit lets the sea currents carry him north, while Mr. Battery would prefer to return to their home in the south.

Alone, Kit gets stranded in the freezing Arctic. Will he manage to make his way back to Mr. Battery at the spaceport?

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.

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

Maddie visits a fairground and goes for a ride on a carousel.

Mei Mei and Bip are entering a ballroom dancing competition. Bip struggles to follow the instructions and Mei Mei fears they will fail.

Help Pooch get over the gap by building a nice strong bridge! We're here to support you.

What makes a kite stay in the sky? We'll explain all with this playful paper poultry!

Have you ever wanted to fire a vortex of air? This make is a real blast!

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.

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

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

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

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

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

Sprinter fixes an exoskeleton called "Sprinter 2.0" so it can help him with his heroic deeds. But things don't go as planned.

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

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

Bernie loses his glasses on a trip to Jeju Island! Luckily for him, Hogie makes friends with Min-ja, who can ask her family for some help.

Can Fulmen and Nubess protect priceless artifacts threatened to be destroyed by sudden and extreme rainfall?

Someone's been spraying toxic pesticides on crops. That is hurting all the bees, and they are in dire need of help.

How it All Began - Part II. A group of six normal kids suddenly discovered that they have superpowers and now they can control the weather.

Kids try sustainable food.

Kids meet a worm farmer.

From lemurs and squirrel monkeys to orangutans, explore what makes primates so very different.

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

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

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

Find out how GPS tracking uses microwave signals to give information on location and speed and how to detect lies using body signals.

Ant and Fontaine hunt for the rarest of ocean creatures: the colossal squid.

Riwahl starts a protest to have Leo sent home. They make a quiz on knowledge about Bhilka. The one who fails must leave Bhilka for good.

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.

The doctors reveal the incredible energy stores that make your body work around the clock!

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!

It is match day in Guatemala - can the boys beat the locals at their own game?

Eric learns that most asteroids burn out before they reach our planet. He does an experiment to show what would happen if they hit.

Eric learns why the triangle is such an important shape for building. He builds a bridge made of straws that is so strong that he can balance several books on it.

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.

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

Bumble wants to cook delicious dishes from Earth for dinner. But Bumble has never tasted food from Earth. How will she know how to make it?

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

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.

Fleabag and Plop try their hand at some otter-based poetry. And Orla And Meabh embark on the most dangerous mission yet.

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

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

Morgan and Amblessed are examining a VIP patient. Lauren and Saira have an excruciating wait as they test the homeless cat Finbar.

In this episode we learn about tessellations: shapes repeated over and over again covering a plane without any gaps or overlaps.

How can distinct sounds be formed? In this episode we learn about the role that fractions play in denoting whole, half, and quarter notes.

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

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

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

Discover how sorting can be used in programming, and how it can lead to more efficient processing.

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.

The Icicles have made it to the World Synchro Championships and are heading to Canada. Can the girls pull off their Bollywood routine?

There's a new generation of satellites that are heading for low-earth orbit. They're now smaller and smarter than ever before.

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

A playful dog and a doting sheep befriend a rescued orphaned rhino, while a big bunny rabbit babysits boisterous baby lambs.

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.

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

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

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.

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

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?

When venturing into deep space to discover new worlds, robots are needed to first explore these extreme environments.

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

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

The Space Shuttle program spanned 30 years. We meet five astronauts who ventured into space aboard this amazing and complex spacecraft.

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

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

Did you know that the coldest place in our solar system is an area on our moon? Host Emily Calandrelli takes a look at the planets and moons in our solar system that are extremely inhospitable.

Host Emily Calandrelli looks at the history of robots that NASA has sent to Mars, including the very first rover, Sojourner.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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?

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.

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.

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!

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

The hosts discover a product called the "Power Up1000" and are certain it can boost their channel. Are some products too good to be true?

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

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 continue their journey through Mountain Zebra National Park in South Africa and see some black rhinos.

A group of young adventurers travel by bus, horse and helicopter through Golden Gate Highlands National Park in South Africa.

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.

Tom Thomas can't get his new parka off after the zipper gets jammed, and Simka helps him get it unstuck.

Paper planes need a new twist, so grab your scissors and try making this! Whirl show you how to make a spinning helicopter.

Look round a corner or over a wall, with this clever device you can see like you're tall!

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

Hogie and his friends land on the Eiffel Tower in Paris on Bastille Day. Not everything goes as planned, and the gang has to save the day.

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.

A heavy rain endangers some of the Kiwifruit Valley creatures and the kids have to solve the problem.

Addison helps Alex fix his soccer kick in time for the team tryouts.

Kit decides to become a star traveler. He screws himself to a rocket and survives a wild ride to the Earth's orbit.

Kit fights Earth's gravity with the help of the International Space Station.

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

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

We're making sandshoes from cardboard and ribbon!

Maddie visits a building site to see how a big crane works to move heavy objects.

Olette's garden turns into chaos and Dr. Panda comes up with a trick of his own to get Ziggy to clean up the mess he's made.

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

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?

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.

Hepi and Briko are using their creativity to make the best use of old glass jars.

Autumn is here and it's cold, but do not worry! Hepi and Briko have just the activity for us to enjoy at home.

Bucky, Zoe, Terry, and Sushi argue while playing. They compete to prove the best dog, but Buffycats show fun is in unity.

Ancient Greece birthed the first plays from songs and dances at religious festivals. Howler and Columba showcase tragedy, comedy and poetry!

Host Alie Ward presents wristband lights, the Girls App Camp teaching tech, a multifunction travel jacket and the throat scope.

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

With the help of Eureka Girl, Doc K and Nash try to find ways to create a wave in a quest to manipulate water.

Tom Thomas' dad tells him he can join him on a business trip to Africa if he is as tall as the top of that continent on his wall map.

After Nolik makes a pack-o-mat out of modeling clay, Fire takes him around the apartment to fix everything ahead of Simka. Their sloppy work almost results in disaster.

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

The gang meets a boy called Hai who is delivering some water puppets to his father, but they mysteriously disappear en route.

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.

Four young adventurers travel to Marakele National Park in South Africa. They spot lions, rhinos and baby impalas.

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.

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.

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!

Light up your room with star jars!

Common Lizard

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

Fleabag and Plop try their hand at some otter-based poetry. And Orla And Meabh embark on the most dangerous mission yet.

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

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

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

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

A new artificial intelligence running the sub takes over completely.

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

Julia and Ian shoot a commercial for a sponsor without telling Jesse. When Jesse finds out, he decides to leave the garage.

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?

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

From building rocket engines using 3D printing to creating autonomous robots for exploring Mars, we look at a variety of exciting careers!

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

Escapologist performer Andrew Basso reveals how he managed to escape a water tank in record time while bound at the hands and feet.

The Giang brothers reveal how they achieved their nail-biting GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS title using their incredible circus skills.

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

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

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.

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.

There's chaos in the kitchen lab as Baby LiLou joins the doctors to reveal why you need kneecaps!

At the wildlife hospital, the Junior Vets treat a rabbit with an injured leg and some baby starlings who have lost their mum.

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

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

The Kingdom of Kush often clashed with Egypt, but their queens led them to victory, proving strong allies in battle despite conflicts!

The British Synchro Championships are finally here.

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

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

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

Skirt your hand with colors.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

Tino, the horse, can't walk properly, and Pollux, the alpaca, is going bald. Can the Junior Vets get to the bottom of the problem?

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

Draw interlaced paths and choose which one is yours.

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

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.

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

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

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!

The doctors make Billy Bones his very own bum and reveal the power of your gluteus maximus muscle!

The doctors super-size the heart to investigate the piece of body kit that makes it beat.

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

While Tom Thomas is playing detective, he finds himself with a real mystery to solve - why Chewsocka isn't feeling well. With the help of Simka, Nolik and a magnifying glass, he figures out why.

Bouncing beetles or leaping ladybugs. You can make any jumping insect you like. We'll show you how to make a spider with serious spring!

You'll lava this one. We'll show you how to use a bottle and oil in this make that bubbles and boils.

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.

Hogie is on his way to Kuala Lumpur, but Floaty has a problem with his balloon, and the quick landing seems inevitable.

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 learn about the different shapes of paper planes, and then have to help Heni rescue Burpee from the top of a tree.

While making a music video, Addison, Kevin and Tess are distracted by a loud buzzing noise.

After crashing into the Hubble telescope, Kit uses various components to equip himself and he builds an engine to navigate through space.

Kit visits the Moon, explores its craters and sights, but makes an old Soviet probe - Lunokhod - angry.

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.

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

Maddie uses a special camera and animation to see how a key works inside a lock.

Dr. Panda carves an ice chicken. But when Hoopa lets the chicken melt by accident, Dr. Panda decides to make a new sculpture out of jelly.

It is time for the annual fishing derby. Oto and Fico are determined to catch a "whopper" with Oto's over-improved fishing rod.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

Host Alie Ward presents glasses to help colour blindness, a Smart Steering Wheel, 3D clothes printing and a movie actress inventor.

The doctors show what happens when you get diarrhoea. Dr. Xand gets his skates on and learns how to spin without getting dizzy.

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

Tom Thomas gets angry at Nolik, which makes Nolik get mad at Simka, who then gets mad at Toola.

Playing around on Tom Thomas' globe leads Nolik to learn about the Earth's gravity and why there is day and night

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

Bernie loses his glasses on a trip to Jeju Island! Luckily for him, Hogie makes friends with Min-ja, who can ask her family for some help.

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!

Five young adventurers travel to an area where rare animals are bred in Mokala National Park in South Africa.

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

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.

To prove her skill, Mundi suggests they visit a hedge maze in Cumbria, England. Doki wonders how do you solve a maze, anyway?

Have fun with a ballon theatre!

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

The Gaming Show gang decide to create their own video game-themed holiday called All Gamers Day.

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

There's a new generation of satellites that are heading for low-earth orbit. They're now smaller and smarter than ever before.

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

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 how your hair has a secret skill enabling it to measure moisture in the air.

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

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

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

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

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

Newly formed duo Josh and Lucy just can't find the chemistry they need.

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

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

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

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

A pile of cubes creates a beautiful optical illusion.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

The space research done by NASA has an impact on our daily lives, from the worldwide financial network to the food we eat.

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

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

Draw what you see, not what you think.

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.

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.

When Ian leaves the garage to pursue his dream job at EA, Julia and Jesse attempt to fulfill all their biggest gaming goals all at once.

To spice up the channel, the hosts decide to rebrand the Gaming Show with a more "extreme" format. It turns out to be totally exhausting.

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.

There is a supersized giant nail in the lab as the Doctors show how your nails are made.

The doctors reveal the incredible energy stores that make your body work around the clock!

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.

After watching a scary movie, Tom Thomas is afraid of sleeping in the dark.

Help Pooch get over the gap by building a nice strong bridge! We're here to support you.

What makes a kite stay in the sky? We'll explain all with this playful paper poultry!

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

Hogie discovers that even though the Incas are an ancient civilisation, their customs and heritage are still very much alive.

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.

Surf's up in Kiwifruit Valley, and Newts is determined to learn to surf like Heni. But one day the waves are huge and the next day they're gone and the kids have to figure out why.

Paint beautiful birds in a bush!

When Tess and Alex suddenly start getting electric shocks for no apparent reason, Addison has to solve the mystery.

Kit visits the Sun and almost gets burned. He relaxes at a safe distance, but a Sun flare hits him hard. He is about to be toasted! At the very last moment, he uses the power of photons to escape.

Kit wants to make an important discovery on Mercury, but he is dissapointed that there is nothing left to be discovered.

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.

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

Maddie looks at musical instruments. She uses a special camera to see how a piano works.

Dr. Panda is tasked with babysitting Moo's chickens. It turns out this is not an easy thing to do. Dr. Panda calls Hoopa to help.

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?

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

Maddie learns how baggage gets onto an airplane and finds out how a rucksack is made.

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

Buffycats seek Edison's help to tidy Granny's house. Edison invents AIDA, a robot cat. But Boss plots to sabotage AIDA's chores.

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 new way to film wild animals for movies and tries out an electric scooter. She discovers technology designed to keep babies safe and meets some of the inventors of tomorrow.

Dr. Chris and Dr. Xand try to find out why skin goes wrinkly in the bath. Dr. Chris meets a patient taking part in amazing heart research.

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.

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

Someone's been spraying toxic pesticides on crops. That is hurting all the bees, and they are in dire need of help.

Can Fulmen and Nubess protect priceless artifacts threatened to be destroyed by sudden and extreme rainfall?

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 adventurous girls go on a mission to discover the people, plants and animals of Kgalagadi National Park in South Africa.

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?

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.

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

Make your very own marble maze!

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

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

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

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.

Max is excited to spend the day with tech billionaire Will Hedges, but he's crushed when his hero steals one of his inventions.

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

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!

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

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

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

The hosts decide to build a robot. But they start to panic after realising that the robot begins to take over the garage.

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

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

Four artists display their unique methods of illustrating the mysterious frontier of outer space.

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

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!

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.

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

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.

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 look at how scabs work and why you shouldn't scratch them unless it's a DO-try edible scab! Yummy!

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

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

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

Gymnast Chase is back in the gym but is not letting his injury hold him back.

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

EPISODE TITLE: No Fear