Who were our earliest ancestors and how did they live? Step inside the cave of a prehistoric family by turning the page... Learn to hunt mammoth and reindeer, make clothes from animal skins and paint on cave walls.
The cock crows at dawn, ducklings paddle, geese hiss, cows gaze, lambs frisk, and pigs roll in the mud. Visit the farmyard, the cowshed the pig sty and the fields.
See how wins, water and ice sculpt valleys and mountains. Witness a new island being born as a volcano erupts. Find out how landscapes are formed over millions of years
Travel through time. See primitive huts by a river replaced by houses in a hilltop village inside fortified walls. Watch how bridges, road and railways change the village into a modern town.
Cut open an apple, plant its pips, and watch them grow; from seeds to stalks, then blossom in the spring and ripe fruit in the autumn. They’ll learn where and how different types of fruit grow – including pears, kiwis, oranges, lemons, strawberries, bananas, peaches, plums, coconuts, and many more.
How are these creatures born? How do they look after their young? What does being cold-blooded mean? Watch crocodiles communicate, fight and catch their prey.
Find out all about the biggest mammals on earth. See a giant whale leap into the air. Watch a mother whale give birth to her calf underwater. Learn about the different whale spesies
Discover how these great mammals thrive in the icy cold of the Arctic Circle. See how they hunt. Find out why they may not survive the effects of global warming
The river is alive with fish, frogs and birds. Look at the moorhen's nest, where her chicks are hatching. The frog is laying spawn. If you are lucky, you may see an otter or a kingfisher
Some sharks have terrifying teeth; others only eat krill, plankton and very small fish. Discover how they find their food. Learn how the biggest fish in the seas give birth.