The Nature of Things - Season 61

The inside story of the high-stakes race to defeat a killer virus and save millions of lives.

When humanity hits pause, nature reboots. Scientists discover the surprising ways pandemic lockdowns affected our planet.

Artificial intelligence is becoming more empathic, emotionally intelligent, and creative. So what does it mean to be human?

Disappearing tendons? Longer legs? Artificial body parts? What will humans look like in the future?

The secret ingredient to becoming a better cook? Science! Top chefs and culinary experts explain the chemistry, physics, and microbiology of cooking

Narrated by Ryan Reynolds, Curb Your Carbon reveals the easy and effective ways we can all fight climate change ... and turn down the heat.

We see faces in everything. Facial recognition is an evolutionary superpower unique to humans.

Goodbye backyard ice rinks, mountain glaciers, and forest biodiversity: what Canada might lose due to climate change.

It may surprise you to learn that you are a dancer. In fact, we are all dancers. This film takes us into the beating heart of why humans simply must dance.

The key element of life on Earth, it has the power to build and destroy.

Unraveling the secrets of the most extreme sleepers of the animal kingdom. Why and how do animals sleep? How do they deal with sleep deprivation? And do animals dream?

A young Canadian is going on the adventure of a lifetime. He believes he knows the location of a lost Maya city, and he’s heading to Mexico to find it.

We know that humans are a musical species. We sing, we dance, we groove. But are we the only musical species?

Success has little to do with performance, winners and losers are chosen by society. Now, scientists have discovered the secret to predicting success.