CuriosityStream

The first life forms on the planet were microscopic, single-celled organisms.

Dan O'Neill learns about the biggest cat to ever exist so far, explores the lions' evolutionary secrets, and finds out ways to protect the modern lions.

Dan O'Neill joins marine scientists Charlie and Lauren on their expedition as they set off to the Neptune Islands in South Australia, hoping to find a giant great white lurking somewhere beneath the waves.

Korea is known as a modern, high-tech nation, but beyond the bustle of the cities exists a land of stunning natural beauty and remarkable wildlife including the beautiful goshawk, the bottleneck dolphin and the curious raccoon dog.

Sometimes just staying alive is a fight, especially in the bleakest polar regions, the driest deserts, the highest mountains, and the sharpest season changes; animals battle the environment and each other to stay alive as instincts run deep.

Changes the planet has undergone affects big cats, from the almost complete disappearance of American wildlife to the rise of man; threats to big cats' survival.

The first life forms on the planet were microscopic, single-celled organisms.

Dan O'Neill learns about the biggest cat to ever exist so far, explores the lions' evolutionary secrets, and finds out ways to protect the modern lions.

Dan O'Neill joins marine scientists Charlie and Lauren on their expedition as they set off to the Neptune Islands in South Australia, hoping to find a giant great white lurking somewhere beneath the waves.

Korea is known as a modern, high-tech nation, but beyond the bustle of the cities exists a land of stunning natural beauty and remarkable wildlife including the beautiful goshawk, the bottleneck dolphin and the curious raccoon dog.

Sometimes just staying alive is a fight, especially in the bleakest polar regions, the driest deserts, the highest mountains, and the sharpest season changes; animals battle the environment and each other to stay alive as instincts run deep.

Changes the planet has undergone affects big cats, from the almost complete disappearance of American wildlife to the rise of man; threats to big cats' survival.

The first life forms on the planet were microscopic, single-celled organisms.

Dan O'Neill learns about the biggest cat to ever exist so far, explores the lions' evolutionary secrets, and finds out ways to protect the modern lions.

Dan O'Neill joins marine scientists Charlie and Lauren on their expedition as they set off to the Neptune Islands in South Australia, hoping to find a giant great white lurking somewhere beneath the waves.

Korea is known as a modern, high-tech nation, but beyond the bustle of the cities exists a land of stunning natural beauty and remarkable wildlife including the beautiful goshawk, the bottleneck dolphin and the curious raccoon dog.

Sometimes just staying alive is a fight, especially in the bleakest polar regions, the driest deserts, the highest mountains, and the sharpest season changes; animals battle the environment and each other to stay alive as instincts run deep.

Changes the planet has undergone affects big cats, from the almost complete disappearance of American wildlife to the rise of man; threats to big cats' survival.

The first life forms on the planet were microscopic, single-celled organisms.

Dan O'Neill learns about the biggest cat to ever exist so far, explores the lions' evolutionary secrets, and finds out ways to protect the modern lions.

Dan O'Neill joins marine scientists Charlie and Lauren on their expedition as they set off to the Neptune Islands in South Australia, hoping to find a giant great white lurking somewhere beneath the waves.

Korea is known as a modern, high-tech nation, but beyond the bustle of the cities exists a land of stunning natural beauty and remarkable wildlife including the beautiful goshawk, the bottleneck dolphin and the curious raccoon dog.

In 2007, a smartphone had more power than the computers NASA used to take a man to the moon in 1969; in 2077 it's likely that we will control the surrounding objects through our thoughts.

A look at the process of dividing an old ship in half.

An in-depth look at the science behind one of the world's largest movable flood barriers, which protects Venice.

After yet another public transport strike in their hometown Córdoba, Argentina, Lucas Toledo and two of his friends decide to design a foldable electric bike.

Canadian engineer Denis Boivin has invented the track 'n Go, which makes it possible for any 4x4 vehicle to become a snowmobile in 15 minutes.

The Singularity, or the arrival of superhuman intelligence, has been described as both the rapture of the nerds and inevitable; futurist and philosopher, Jason Silva, explores the ways in which this radical transformation may occur through biotechnology, nanotechnology and artificial intelligence.

Rainer Farraq is an Austrian engineer who invented the TrixyFormer: an electrically driven, enclosed motorcycle, which can be docked into many different vehicles.

When Engineer Chris Hoffmann's daughter asked if it was possible to build a one-wheeled motorcycle she saw in a video game, he decided he probably could.

Jean Yves Blondeau is the inventor of the 32-wheel roller suit, the wearer who can ride downhill in a variety of positions at speeds of up to 112 km/h.

Former NASA consultant Don Shaw has a unique set of patents on a space vehicle and several on advanced aircraft; vehicles that can drive, fly and hover.

An examination of the evolution of travel and the impact on the environment.