Da Vinci Learning

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.

Jesse, Julia and Ian decide to make their own video game-themed board game but can't stop pranking each other.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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!

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

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

DiktaThor creates a homemade hair remover to overtake Bhilka. To beat DiktaThor, Sprinter needs help from a brave furless friend to save the day. But who could it be?

Construct a mountain bridge!

Fire and Nolik secretly control the manipulator's robotic arm to scare Elisa into believing the laboratory is haunted.

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

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

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

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.

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.

Wapiti gets blown away, so Darwin and Newts use the power of wind to rescue their friend.

When Alex receives an unsigned note from a "secret admirer", he calls on Addison to help him find out who thinks he's so wonderful!

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 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.

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

Maddie learns how a suspension bridge works and finds out how playground flooring is made.

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.

Make a funny finger puppet.

Make a fun flapping cup bird.

Make the cardboard singer.

Darwin and Newts discover what a fossil is and make their very own special fossil handprints.

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.

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

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

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

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

Zoe and Milo are cozy inside. Alim, ready for an ice bath, amazes them! In Finland, Aki shows them saunas and ice baths, proving Alim right!

Milo breaks his dad's guitar and fears scolding. Alim takes him to Zimbabwe, where Bakala's parents praise her instead of scolding.

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.

Animals have been disappearing from a wildlife park in India, and the park rangers have asked the MeteoHeroes to help solve the mystery. Nubess and Fulmen are going to the park to help.

After a complaint about a very unpleasant smell in the air, the MeteoHeroes are going to a small Russian town to investigate.

There's a fire in the Amazon rainforest! Pluvia and Fulmen can't stop arguing. Will they learn to work together in time to save the Amazon?

On the beach, Ebb & Flo lose Ma's bangle and find a baby chick.

Picnic on the beach and Ebb is bothered by Greedy Gulls!

Ebb's ball has lost it's squeak but a nice surprise awaits Ebb!

Host Alie Ward presents massive video projections, high-tech earbuds, scientists growing lungs and a teen trio speeding up germination time.

Kalshara abducts Critty. Shiny, bonded with Stella, breaks Brafilius' spell, rescuing the Fairy Animals and forcing Kalshara to flee.

The kids explore an optical illusion the brain can't keep up with and make an easy DIY speaker to amplify a phone's sound.

The Rover is swallowed by a huge shark! Will and Fontaine end up in its mouth. It's up to Kaiko and Ant to try to find a way to free them.

Inspired by the planet Earth, Bumble arranges a large flea market in Hilltown. It's a huge success until Cleopatra shows up and tries to catch Sprinter.

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

George, the tree frog, joins the doctors to investigate how your Achilles tendon works using huge catapults!

Archeologist Quatermain seeks Pharaoh Tutankhamon's treasure. The Buffycats join to collect artifacts and find the hidden treasure room!

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

The girls' team and presenter Camille Ucan are in Mongolia learning the skills of the legendary Nomads. Today, the girls face their first long horse ride and Camille gets a shock.

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

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

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

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

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

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!

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.

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

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

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

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

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

Franky scares Fab and the cubs with tales of his battles with the common lizard. And Grandad recalls some of his treacherous adventures.

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

The Junior Vets transfer a sick lion into a mobile high-tech scanner unit for a critical examination and help with Leo's leg surgery.

Following three fixed steps, the outcome of the 'Kaprekar's operation' is always 6174. In this episode we learn why.

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

Kirsten and Finn are preparing for the biggest season of their lives, and Phoebe has a new routine to master.

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.

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

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

Coach Esther brings in a star choreographer to try and get the Icicles in shape, and Charlie has a late-night trial.

Host Emily Calandrelli looks at how surviving in deep space can become a reality.

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

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

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

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

The Gaming Show gang discovers a copycat gaming channel called the Showing Game. They challenge the copycat to a multiplayer showdown.

While supersizing DIY experiments at the Museum of Science in Boston, Higginsworth becomes a human-sized balancing toy.

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%.

Host Steve Spangler teaches science to visually impaired and blind kids with new experiments.

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.

Sending humans into space is always risky. We look at a couple of close calls on missions that have had to abort after launch.

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

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

As NASA prepares to send astronauts to the moon, private space companies are becoming more involved with missions in low-earth orbit.

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

While supersizing DIY experiments at the Museum of Science in Boston, Higginsworth becomes a human-sized balancing toy.

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

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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

The "Sprinter Galore ‐ fan club" wants to pay tribute to the superhero. The villain Cleopatra is also a member. Isn't that suspicious?

Simka and Toola must escape from the oven after falling into a pie that's about to be baked.

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

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

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

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.

When Darwin and Newts use the zipline to take Heni to see an incredible giant snail, they use their knowledge of magnets to save the day!

Paint beautiful birds in a bush!

When it appears that a midnight vandal is damaging Max's entry in the town's "Most Beautiful Public Garden" project, Addison goes undercover ninja to save the day.

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 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.

We're making sandshoes from cardboard and ribbon!

Maddie learns how the life cycle of a butterfly works and finds out how wallpaper is made.

When Mei Mei strains her voice at the first gig of their music band, Dr. Panda comes up with a creative idea for how to save the day.

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

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

Maddie learns how we make different sounds when we sing and how trombones are made.

Maddie learns how a suspension bridge works and finds out how playground flooring is made.

Let's turn the tablecloth into something festive!

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

Masked Cat loses cloak, seeks Lampo's help. They embark on a super cat mission to retrieve spare cloak from secret base with special key.

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

Host Alie Ward presents horses playing ball, artists creating writing fonts, headphones that help you sleep and lights made from bottles.

Dr Chris puts Dr Xand inside a giant water balloon to show how viruses work, and Dr Chris discovers how the shape of ears helps us hear.

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

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

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

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

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.

In today's episode we are going to learn how to reuse wool. Let's go green and find out more!

Making a draught excluder from a pair of old tights to reduce the heating? Let's go green and see how it works.

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

Brafilius causes chaos, blaming the Winx. Orlando summons Critty the Quillcat, and Musa's Butterflix saves Critty, bonding them.

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

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

A mysterious, ancient temple beneath the sea has been hidden for centuries. The Nektons discover there is a very good reason for that.

Eric learns about friction by rolling a ball over different surfaces and rubbing his hands together to warm them up. He discovers there is no friction in space.

While Julia takes over Halloween duties in the garage, Jesse becomes a video game voice actor. Ian is summoned to Shaq's mansion in Orlando.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

Kids meet a sustainable fashion designer.

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.

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?

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

Sixteen-year-old Zoe has to improve her skills to compete at the senior level. Meanwhile, Ekraj has to make a tough decision.

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

The Icicles compete at the British Synchro Championships with their complicated new routine and face tough competition.

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

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

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

Draw interlaced paths and choose which one is yours.

Draw what you see, not what you think.

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

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?

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

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

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

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

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.

Host Steve Spangler teaches science to visually impaired and blind kids with new experiments.

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

Draw interlaced paths and choose which one is yours.

Draw what you see, not what you think.

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

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!

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

The gang decides to host their very own Video Game Olympics. Only the best will make it through all the video game events to win the medal.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Tom Thomas is having no luck teaching Chewsocka how to count.

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!

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

In Texas, Mandy shows Hogie and his friends around her family's property, and they learn that things aren't what they expected.

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

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

Darwin and Newts give Heni a hand in her garden with the help of their friends - the worms!

When a highly advanced computer is loaned to Ayrton Park Public School, mysterious cyber events begin happening around town.

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

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

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.

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

Maddie learns how digger tracks help it move and she finds out how wellies are made.

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

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

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

Maddie learns how the life cycle of a butterfly works and finds out how wallpaper is made.

Maddie learns how digger tracks help it move and she finds out how wellies are made.

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

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

Buffycats plan to bring Granny Pina's Noodles for Traditional Foods Day. But Granny can't find secret ingredient without her glasses!

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

Host Alie Ward presents a robot football player, a watchmaking school, a way to rescue shrunken sweaters and a huge seed vault.

The doctors revisit Ouchers from the last 7 series, including Matthew who had a cochlear implant and Ruby who's recovered from Leukaemia.

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

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

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

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.

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.

A conversation with a firefighter at the local fire station gives the Grimwades an idea to reuse their wellington boots.

Let's find out how we can give our shoes a whole new look, just by replacing the shoelaces.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

Kalshara abducts Critty. Shiny, bonded with Stella, breaks Brafilius' spell, rescuing the Fairy Animals and forcing Kalshara to flee.

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

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

Alpheus breaks into the Aronnax to steal the Ephemychron and stop the Nektons from finding Lemuria! Ant is determined to get it back.

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

Jesse goes to DeMar DeRozan to get advice on how to win video games but soon starts borrowing DeMar's stuff without asking.

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

Kids try foods of the future.

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

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

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

It's the day of the British Championships, and our Gym Stars hope they are ready for the competition!

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!

The newly formed ice dancing duo Josh and Lucy just can't seem to find the chemistry they need to make it as a winning formula.

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

Righter of wrongs, Howler gives us a 101 on the medieval justice system.

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

Create animals from leaves.

Draw an acrobat on several faces of a folded paper sheet and unfold it to see their choreography.

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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 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.

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

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

Create animals from leaves.

Draw an acrobat on several faces of a folded paper sheet and unfold it to see their choreography.

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.

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

Jesse, Julia and Ian decide to make their own video game-themed board game but can't stop pranking each other.

The Gaming Show gang discovers a copycat gaming channel called the Showing Game. They challenge the copycat to a multiplayer showdown.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Chewsocka knows she could be a real service dog if only humans and Fixies could understand her.

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

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

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

Hogie, Lorna, and Bernie are in Sapporo helping their friend Masahiro to finish his robot for the Children's Day talent competition.

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

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

When Burpee gets sore legs from dancing with Croakette, Darwin and Newts help by learning how to catch bugs for his lunch.

Make your very own dream keeper!

When a lost parrot appears in Ayrton Park, Addison must find some way of returning it to its rightful owner by deciphering clues from the cryptic phrases that the errant bird utters.

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

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

Smorph'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.

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

Maddie visits a hospital to get her hearing tested and finds out how whistles are made.

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

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

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

Maddie visits a hospital to get her hearing tested and finds out how whistles are made.

Maddie learns how a wind-up toy works and at a factory see's how a cricket bat is made.

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

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

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

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

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

The Ouch Awards returns celebrating kids across the UK who've shown courage as they've dealt with illness, cared for others and saved lives.

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

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

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

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

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

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

The Grimwades decide to reuse the carton to make a drum for Reu and find out that pots and pans can be used as well.

Let's go green and find out why not mowing the lawn could be a good thing!

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

Alicia helps Noodles get over his Friday the 13th curse. And some spooky occurrences convince Chelsea and Max there is a ghost in the house.

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!

There's a furry friend in the lab as the doctors reveal how your brain's hippocampus works to create maps so you don't get lost.

The Nektons find a mysterious underwater maze. When they enter it, they get trapped inside. And what's worse - they're not alone!

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

Ian goes to the Video Game Hall of Fame. Back at the garage, Jesse and Julia stretch the meaning of "Hall of Fame" to the limits.

The boys' team and presenter Karim Zeroual are in Brazil being introduced to the martial art Capoeira and experiencing their first taste of local life.

Host Emily Calandrelli holds the fourth annual #StudentAstronaut Contest. Plus, one lucky student gets to train like a cosmonaut.

In this episode we estimate someone's birth year and age by merely using a calculator. Is that really possible, and if so, how?

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

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

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

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

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.

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

Kids meet a marine biologist.

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

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.

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

It's the final day of the British Championships! Zoe competes for the first time as a senior. Ekraj gets nervous and has a tricky start.

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

Competition season is in full swing, and Josh and Kloe are preparing for the biggest competition on the British calendar.

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, 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.

Invent your own microbe.

Transform stuff into an electric wire for birds.

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

Mathematician Dr. Hannah Fry takes a fun-filled look at the world of data and the revolutionary way it is changing our lives.

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

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?

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

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.

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.

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

Invent your own microbe.

Transform stuff into an electric wire for birds.

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

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.

Jesse's reckless style in flight simulators is causing friction in the garage and leads to him losing his confidence.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Tom Thomas makes a video call to Simka and Nolik at the lab and gets to see their Fixie School.

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!

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

The gang is in Cuba and finds a treasure map. Along with their new friend Natalia, they set off to discover their own pirate booty.

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

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

Darwin and Newts go on an adventure in hopes of catching a rainbow, and in the process they learn how rainbows are made.

Make your very papier mache balloons!

Addison and Alex are filming a class-project documentary when a mysterious fog envelops the entire downtown area.

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

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

Smorph 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 paper parachutes and exploring how trapped air can help slow things down.

Maddie learns how a wind-up toy works and at a factory see's how a cricket bat is made.

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

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

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

Maddie learns how a potato harvester works on a farm, and she visits a cereal factory to see how wheat biscuits are made.

Maddie visits a bowling alley to find out how it works, and we learn how ribbon is made.

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

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

Isotta's bedtime story: Puss in Boots Lampo knights Gas, but Ogrecat threatens Catabas. Buffycats await next twist.

After a brutal reign, Emperor Ashoka sought good karma by spreading happiness across India, aided by his serious 'joy police'!

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

The doctors investigate food and poo to show you why it's important to know what you're eating and look after your body!

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

Simka and Nolik try to repair a broken flashlight.

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

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

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

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

Let's try a classic card trick that relies on memory and explore the elastic properties of a rubber band ball.

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

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.

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.

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

Paint beautiful birds in a bush!

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.

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

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

The entire Acro Squad performs together at an open-air festival, and Dove hopes Coach Nikki will find her a new partner.

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!

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

The Nektons encounter a white whale, but Devil Daniels tries to capture it. They discover who the whale really is and try to save it!

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

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

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.

It's day 2 of the boys' team adventure in Brazil and they have an intense day of training in the martial art Capoeira ahead of them. Meanwhile presenter Karim cooks up a storm.

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

This episode shows how an artist can determine the accurate placement of eyes, ears, nose, and lips on portraits by using proportions.

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

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

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

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

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 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.

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

Kids try sea plants.

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.

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

Speed skater Izzy has one last chance to prove she should represent Team Great Britain at the Olympics.

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.

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.

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

An accumulation of stickers creates an abstract and nice composition.

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

Space exploration helps extend the reach of the human race to beyond our planet. But is everyone welcome on that journey?

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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%.

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

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

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

An accumulation of stickers creates an abstract and nice composition.

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.

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

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

When mice take over the garage, the gang can't go inside. They split and try playing in the coolest spots they can think of.

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

The doctors investigate the eye and Dr. Chris looks at his fat under a microscope. They meet a patient with a bad rash.

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

Professor Eugenius manages to lock himself out of the laboratory by forgetting both his keycard and Elisa's inside!

How do you breathe in and out? In this make we'll build a respiratory system. It sounds complicated, but it won't take lung!

Take flight with this marvellous make that is just plane fun.

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.

Hogie and his friends travel to Kenya and meet Loloju, who is upset about his brother getting married.

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

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

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

Make your very own pom poms!

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".

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

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

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.

Turn your recycling and some bubble wands into a fantastic bubble-blowing machine. We're 'scaling up'!

Maddie learns how a potato harvester works on a farm, and she visits a cereal factory to see how wheat biscuits are made.

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

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

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

Maddie learns how bees make honey in a hive and how mugs are made from clay.

Maddie learns what happens to the food we eat and discovers how meringue is made.

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

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

There's a mysterious mystery that needs to be solved by detective Pilou: Buddy and Derence ask for help because Meow City's cat treats have been disappearing for three nights in a row.

Yoga has ancient roots in India, featuring demanding practices. Howler, an apprentice, struggles to match Master Roach's discipline!

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

A giant crane experiment, a brilliant body and some massive snotting in this episode! The doctors reveal the incredible discs that protect your spine and Dr Chris goes for a row.

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

Spurred on by the salmon's incredible leaping ability, the Fox cubs bring their trampoline inside to see who can jump the highest.

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

Chase and Lainie go out on their first date, and Dove is desperate to know if Coach Nikki has found her a new partner.

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

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

The Nektons find the Dark Orca pirate submarine completely deserted! But why? And what are those mysterious, ghostly sounds?

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

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

It's day 3 of the boys' team adventure in Brazil, learning the martial art Capoeira. Today, joined by presenter Karim, they are visiting a favela to learn about rhythm.

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

Why can a regular sheet of paper not be folded more than six times? Mathemagician Eric learns that exponents play a key role.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

Kids try sustainable food.

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.

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

Finn and Kirsten are set for the biggest competition of their lives so far. But have they got what it takes to win a medal?

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

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

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

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

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

Imagine the other side of a photographic portrait.

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

Researchers 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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

We will see a selection of the most colourful animals on the reef - nudibranchs, a great diversity of pipefish, and very original crabs.

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

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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?

Six cute kittens need checkups and new names - meet X-ray, Smudge, and, of course, baby Johnny!

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

Imagine the other side of a photographic portrait.

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

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

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

The garage will play host to a battle between two professional gamers. Jesse, Julia and Ian set up a live stream and commentate on it.

With help from internet pals like Thinknoodles, the gang launches the Gaming Show channel.

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.

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

A group of young adventurers continue their journey through Mountain Zebra National Park in South Africa and see some black rhinos.

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

After the Fixie kids accidentally mix up two apples, Professor Eugenius panics convinced that Elisa has eaten the poison one.

Play your funky music and feel the sound waves with this scientific instrument.

Rotate to create with this crafty contraption.

Four students discover a trap door in the detention room leading to mysterious tunnels.

Hogie is desperately trying to get the perfect photo while in the famous ruins of Angkor Wat. But whatever he is doing, he can't get a perfect picture. His friends are determined to help him.

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

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

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

The new pizza that Mr. DiGiovanni has created doesn't taste good at all. Addison and Alex start to investigate what the problem is.

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

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

Smorph 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.

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?

Maddie visits a bowling alley to find out how it works, and we learn how ribbon is made.

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

Make this squashy little glove creature.

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

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

Øistein makes a cardboard cat toy.

Øistein makes a cardboard cat taxi.

Øistein makes a cardboard cat maze.

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

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

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

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

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.

In Texas, Mandy shows Hogie and his friends around her family's property, and they learn that things aren't what they expected.

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?

A whale becomes entangled in a construction net on the Australian coast of the Pacific Ocean. There is no time to waste. Nix and Nubess reach the Australian coast quickly with the Jet Stream.

Hide and Seek on the beach for Ebb, Flo and Bird. What can go wrong?

Flo on her new bike, leaves Ebb and Bird behind. Or does she?

Oh no, not Show Off Morris the Dog? But Ebb triumphs in the end!

Rose dislikes climbing Library Tower. After Rapunzel argues with Astoria, Rose and friends are sent to the swamp where chaos ensues.

Host Alie Ward presents the best of inventions: the jet ski submarine, the "honey on tap" beehive, a game for horses and stone sculptures.

Roxy calls the Winx to save Sumatran tigers from shapeshifting poachers. They break the spell and rescue cubs for a new park in Gardenia.

Let's try a classic card trick that relies on memory and explore the elastic properties of a rubber band ball.

The Nektons try to identify a unique life-form. Just as Ant discovers its true nature, an underwater mining machine threatens to destroy it!

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

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

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

The Buffycats sing with Robin, the robin redbreast, celebrating her baby's hatching. But back at her nest, Robin panics—her egg is missing!

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

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.

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

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

Alicia helps Noodles get over his Friday the 13th curse. And some spooky occurrences convince Chelsea and Max there is a ghost in the house.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

Today Robyn and Bonté are helping a puppy with a worrying infection while Nyatepe is examining Jack, the nervous horse. And Jamie and Josh become zoo vets for the day.

Eric explores mirror writing: a reversed way of writing seen on ambulances, where the word "AMBULANCE" is written in a mirrored way.

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.

DiktaThor creates a homemade hair remover to overtake Bhilka. To beat DiktaThor, Sprinter needs help from a brave furless friend to save the day. But who could it be?

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.

It's competition time for the acrobatic gymnasts, who are all heading off to the Scottish Championships.

Time is just as important to computers as it is humans. Find out why!

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.

With days to go until the British Championships, Josh comes down with flu, Adriano returns from Italy with a surprise for Ella, and Charlie gets an offer he can't refuse.

The Hubble Space Telescope provides amazing insights into our universe, capturing stars forming and distant galaxies.

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

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