The Best Episodes of The Nature of Things

Explore some of the most stunning underwater locations in the world and set sail on a scientific race to predict the fate of the global ocean.

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From volcanoes to earthquakes & dust migration to meteorites — scientists reveal how much the Earth changes in 24 hours.

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Five orphaned grizzly bear cubs get a second chance at life in the wild, but can they survive without their mother? A groundbreaking study follows the bears to find out if rewilding works.

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Join an investigative journey around the world to uncover the mysteries of the most famous dinosaur super-predator: the Tyrannosaurus Rex.

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Travel back to the moment humans tamed the horse, and learn how horsepower made history.

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A investigation into whether or not Cholesterol really is the cause of heart problems.

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Lyme disease, a mysterious tick-borne illness, has become one of the fastest-spreading diseases in North America. Tiny, dangerous and once uncommon, the population of ticks is growing at an alarming rate. The documentary explores how climate change has hastened the spread of the ticks and this devastating disease, one that is often misdiagnosed and mistreated, and is mired in medical controversy.

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A journey around the world and back in time to discover why horses and humans make perfect partners.

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Is today's strong pot damaging young minds? That provocative question is at the heart of this new documentary on recent science discoveries about marijuana and mental illness.

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Trailblazing scientists are making ground-breaking discoveries in the rapidly evolving world of genetic engineering.

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A rare and intimate glimpse into the inner life of one of the most intelligent, playful and mischievous species on the planet.

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The biggest archaeological survey ever conducted of the Stonehenge landscape finds new evidence of a lost civilization.

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Broken genitals and cannibalism. Welcome to the weird and wonderful world of how bugs get busy.

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When it comes to diet, we swallow a lot of advice. Food for Thought sorts through the latest science to create a new recipe for health.

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The aurora borealis delights and amazes us, but we're just beginning to understand its beauty.

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From preening peacocks to promiscuous primates, what do animals reveal about our own sexual behaviour? Explore how sexual diversity and the experience of pleasure itself may be the key to species survival.

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Neanderthals weren't brutish or dim-witted. New discoveries reveal they were more human than we ever thought!

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The human voice is the most sophisticated communication tool, but most of us don’t know how to unlock its potential.

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Dr. Jennifer Gardy tries out new technology and looks at fresh ideas of our relationships with nature.

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How did humans save the wild horse from extinction? And how did we create over four hundred specialized breeds today?

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A look at how innovations in remote unmanned cameras let us bear witness to animal behaviour 24/7 - almost anywhere on earth.

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From emus to penguins, meet some of the most devoted stay-at-home animal dads on the planet.

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For 44 years, David Suzuki has taken us around the world to explore science, technology, and nature – and now for something completely different. End of series.

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