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Tusks to Tails

S1 E5

The Secrets Behind the Cheetah’s Speed

S1 E5

Seeker Baby

S1 E7

What Can Babies Actually See?

S1 E7

Elements

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The World's First Commercially Available Flying Car Is Here

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Tusks to Tails

S1 E4

Bats Evolved to Have Superior Immune Systems, Here’s How

S1 E4

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That's Totally Normal!

Puberty is awkward, but the science behind it isn’t!

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Light Speed

Racing towards the future.

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Seeker Baby

S1 E6

The Many Benefits of Skin-to-Skin Care

Skin-to-skin care is critical for babies, but the benefits go both ways.

S1 E6

Space & Innovation

This Asteroid Dust Could Reveal Mysteries of Solar System’s Evolution

Japan’s breakthrough asteroid mission is finally returning home — here's what we know.

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Space & Innovation

Racing With The Sun | Light Speed Trailer

This is Light Speed!

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Seeker Baby

S1 E5

The Importance of Tummy Time

Tummy time is essential for babies and not just for muscle development

S1 E5

Tusks to Tails

S1 E3

This Superpower Makes Sharks Amazing Predators

Sharks use electricity to sense prey — here’s how.

S1 E3

Space & Innovation

SpaceX’s New Rocket Fuel Could Help Us Finally Launch Humans to Mars

SpaceX is developing a new kind of rocket propellant that could help us finally launch humans to Mars.

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ReWild

S1 E7

Why Fear Is So Important to an Ecosystem

A lack of predators is tipping the ecosystem into imbalance in Gorongosa National Park — reintroducing painted wolves might be the solution.

S1 E7

Earth & Conservation

Fossil Hunting Is Entering a New Technological Age

This fossil discovery reveals how life returned after the dinosaurs.

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Space & Innovation

These Power-Free 3D-Printed Objects Can Talk With WiFi

Researchers developed a way for 3D-printed objects to connect to WiFi without electronics or batteries.

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Earth & Conservation

Climate Change Is Causing Natural Disasters, According to Science

Scientists can now prove that climate change is causing natural disasters.

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Tusks to Tails

S1 E2

Why Can Dogs Smell Better Than Humans?

Dog noses contain roughly 40x the amount of smell receptors as humans — here's how their sniffers can remember precise smells over long periods of time

S1 E2

ReWild

S1 E6

Could These Bridges Keep Mountain Lions Safe?

Mountain lion numbers are dwindling due to the highways that fragment their habitat — this highway overpass disguised as wild hills attempts to restore genetic diversity to the species.

S1 E6

Seeker Baby

S1 E4

How Do Babies Get Food Allergies?

Studies show a decrease in allergies in children who are introduced early to foods like peanuts and eggs — but how a baby is exposed to these particles is important.

S1 E4

Space & Innovation

China’s Chang'e 5 Will Collect the First Moon Rocks in Nearly 40 Years

China's Chang’e 5 is getting ready for its launch to an unexplored region of the moon, where it will collect the first lunar sample in nearly 40 years.

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Elements

S1 E193

Why We’re Seeing More Gravitational Wave Events Than Ever Before

LIGO and Virgo recently detected 39 new gravitational wave events, including signals that could help us probe unresolved mysteries of the universe.

S1 E193

Tusks to Tails

S1 E1

What Makes Owl Eyesight So Powerful?

Owl eyes are specially designed for the dark to spot prey from afar — here's how they see behind themselves and what makes their eyes so powerful.

S1 E1

Seeker Baby

S1 E3

The Science Behind Breast Milk

Shawn Johnson East opens up about her own experience with breastfeeding as we look into the science behind breast milk and formula.

S1 E3

Space & Innovation

How This Next Generation Satellite Will 3D Print Itself in Space

Made In Space is building a satellite that can 3D print itself in space.

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