Duration: 4'17''
Knowles and McCork ask, what is the oldest living thing?
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S1E1: Bee Sting | Brain Freeze
Knowles and McCork ask if it is true that a bee dies after it stings.
S1E10: Voice Recording | Brain Freeze
Knowles and McCork ask, why does my voice sound different recorded?
S1E11: Love | Brain Freeze
Knowles and McCork ask, what happens when we fall in love?
S1E12: Dinosaurs | Brain Freeze
Knowles and McCork ask why the dinosaurs became extinct.
S1E13: The Sun | Brain Freeze
Knowles and McCork ask, when will the sun stop shining?
S1E2: Haircut | Brain Freeze
Knowles and McCork ask why a haircut doesn't hurt.
S1E3: Aliens | Brain Freeze
Knowles and McCork ask if aliens exist.
S1E4: Deep Ocean | Brain Freeze
Knowles and McCork ask, what is the deepest part of the ocean?
S1E5: Aeroplanes | Brain Freeze
Knowles and McCork ask, how do aeroplanes fly?
S1E6: Dreaming | Brain Freeze
Knowles and McCork ask, why do we dream?
S1E8: Clouds | Brain Freeze
Knowles and McCork ask, where do clouds come from?
S1E9: AI | Brain Freeze
Knowles and McCork ask, can computers think?
Cattle feedyard | Meat: A Threat to Our Planet?
Liz Bonnin visits a cattle feedyard, a mass factory farm, that contains about 50,000 cows.
01: The Living Forest | Landmarks
The Living Forest looks at all the animals & plants that live in the forest on the ground to the forest canopy, & shows how they live in ba...
02: People of the Forest | Landmarks
People of the Forest looks at the Baka of the Cameroon & the Kayapo of South America & how their lives work in balance with the rainforest.
Climate injustice | Royal Institution Christmas Lectures
The people and areas that are being most affected by climate change are often those which contribute the least.
Piling on pounds | Life
Brown bears take advantage of a salmon run to fatten up for the winter.
Plastic in the sea | My Life
Isabel searches for plastic in the ocean around Bali, and explains that not all plastics in the sea are visible.
Return of the Emperors | Dynasties
Emperor penguins return to the newly-frozen sea ice to breed.
Synchronised hunting | The Hunt
Working in perfect unison the dolphins charge to the shore, creating a bow wave that carries their prey onto the muddy banks where the dolphi...
The pollination process | The Private Life of Plants
David Attenborough describes the process of pollination and how this helps plants reproduce.
The smallest fox with the biggest ears! | Super Cute Animals (video)
The fennec's ears help it to survive in the heat of the desert dunes.
03: Destroying the Forest | Landmarks
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04: Saving the Forest | Landmarks
Despite the destruction, there are ways to save the forest, by careful harvesting, protecting, learning, replanting, policing - and campaig...
A baby giant armadillo | Natural World
In a world first, footage is captured of a giant armadillo baby leaving its burrow.
A baby spider monkey learns the ropes | Natural World
A long-tongue and a sweet tooth | Natural World
Long-tongued bats love sweet nectar and this makes them perfect nocturnal pollinators.
A resilient forest | Life
Two species of tree weather incredibly harsh conditions and seasonal change to ensure their survival.
A seaside picnic | Seven Worlds, One Planet
Today's the day the coastal bears have their picnic.
A wheelie good defence | Africa
A golden wheel spider escapes the threat of a pompilid spider wasp in an amazing way.
Adaptation of Black Bear | Life In The Snow
Having woken up from hibernation to an unexpected cold front, a mother bear attempts to keep herself and her cubs alive.
Adaptation of Polar Bear | Life In The Snow
An exploration of how polar bears have adapted to living in freezing conditions.
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