How It's Made

Exploring the inner workings of outer space.

How the Universe Works

The questions in myths and urban legends are put to the test; seeking to find out which myths are true and which are not.

MythBusters

Ordinary objects that are products of the most scientific engineering processes.

How Do They Do It?

Modern imaging technology and analysis from military and intelligence professionals, as well as leading scientists, investigate mysteries from strange geological occurrences to weird man-made structures as seen by more than 4,000 orbiting satellites.

What on Earth?

Dr. Pol and his wife opened a veterinary service out of their home in 1981 and have helped more than 19,000 clients alongside the talented Dr. Grettenberger.

The Incredible Dr. Pol

Some of the biggest engineering projects that lie in ruins; cities that are empty ghost towns, bridges that were never finished and roads to nowhere; these deserted places are home to many mysteries and untold secrets.

Mysteries of the Abandoned

Stories of those who believed in dreams and defied the commonplace with their extraordinary creations; covering some of the world's architectural and engineering structures, scientific inventions, and social wonders.

Modern Marvels

Teams dedicate their lives to saving chimpanzee and gorilla populations that are being wiped out in the rainforests of Central Africa.

Going Ape

Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn and NFL football players Aaron Rodgers and Rob Gronkowski join forces with shark scientists, who seek to save them by using satellite wildlife tags to figure out where sharks feed, mate and birth their pups.

Monster Tag

Cameraman Sandesh Kadur reveals the hidden lives of India's wild cats.

Wild Cats of India

The sister and brother team of Céline and Fabien Cousteau carry on their family legacy as they set out to uncover tales from the sea that remain shrouded in mystery and secrecy.

Legends of the Deep

The ultimate guide to invertebrates, with key biological themes to show a wide range of species.

Creepy Crawlies

The first scientists with unlimited access to the Chernobyl danger zone explore the impact on the environment and wildlife since being in the most contaminated area on Earth for the last 30 years.

Life After Chernobyl

Police officers in Nogales, Ariz., utilize a special canine unit to help protect their border city.

Law on the Border

YouTuber, engineer and inventor Mark Rober teams up with marine biologist and shark expert Luke Tipple to get a definitive answer to the question of whether sharks can smell blood from a mile away by running a few tests with their own blood.

Shark Rober

The largest, most-successful panda-breeding center is in China.

Pandamonium

Scientific investigation seeks to reveal how Earth's evolution managed to support a vibrant menagerie of creeping, crawling and walking creatures.

How Life Began

Dr. Austin Gallagher and his team investigate an aggressive population of hammerhead sharks in Turks and Caicos; they could be an entirely new species.

Monster Hammerheads: Species X

Toby Nowlan embarks on a mission to find and photograph the world's rarest rhino in the Javan jungle in hope of protecting it from extinction.

Last Stand of the Javan Rhino

Marisa's team at Second Chance Animal Rescue in Melbourne hope to give abandoned pets a new home and end the heartbreaking cycle of over 250,000 abandoned animals being put down each year.

The Pet Rescuers

Copper is the metal of the digital age; exploring the source, process and people behind copper, and a global mining powerhouse where copper production is worth over $1.5 billion dollars.

Billion-Dollar Elements: Copper

Scientists search for insights into where Earth's climate may be headed 1000 years into the future and beyond.

Earth in 1000 Years

The race is on to determine how quickly megacities across Southeast Asia will sink due to climate change.

Changing Ocean Asia

Stories of pet adoptions, surgeries and love from the staff and volunteers at The Animal Welfare League of South Australia.

Operation: Pet Rescue

Exploring consciousness theories and their implications, especially life after death and AI consciousness.

Closer to Truth's Landscape of Consciousness

Special, highly trained, military tactical team is flown into Kenya to track down elephant poachers.

Ivory Wars

Exploring the natural wonders of North America.

The Magic of the Wild

Hosts Sarika Cullis-Suzuki and Anthony Morgan examine a variety of scientific, moral and environmental issues.

The Nature of Things

Polar bears are the undisputed kings of the north; they come to life on snow and ice, but there is one place on the planet that defies the image of them: Hudson Bay, where polar bears spend the summer on dry land.

Polar Bear Summer

Exploring the nearly forty different varieties of wild sheep and their behavior.

Butt Heads: The Strange Story of Sheep

Footage of the many species that thrive in Africa, including lions, rhinos, leopards, buffalo and elephants.

Wildlife Icons

The story of two generations of women who transformed primatology and helped expand the possibilities for women in science.

Trimates

Dr. Mauricio Hoyos teams up with Michelle Jewell and Toby Daly-Engel in search of where the pregnant females of Guadalupe have their pups. Mauricio believes they go to the coast of Baja, but what they find while they're there is a Shark Week first.