CTV Nature

The host explores and explains how wax figures, awnings and sandwich crackers are produced for public use and consumption.

We discover how everyday things like pipe cleaners, Blue Stilton cheese, smart electric meters and telescopes are manufactured.

The host explores and explains how fish replicas, siren systems and prepackaged sandwiches are made for public consumption.

Learning how tapioca pudding, snow plows, paddle boats and fiber cement siding are manufactured.

Rally cars; pork pies; floating fountains; artificial stone ornaments.

Cufflinks; blueberry turnovers; dashboards; pottery.

The Hoover Dam was America's biggest build; its epic construction brought thousands to the wild, Wild West, creating a desert oasis of opportunity during the darkest decade of the 20th century.

A Pakistani airliner crashes in the Himalayas, and when their most vital piece of evidence fails to deliver, investigators scramble to find answers.

Exploring a maze of tunnels built by the Nazis; detonating bombs from World War II; company making the world's largest luxury catamarans.

The fishermen of Gloucester, Massachusetts, navigate the open seas in hopes of catching the first fish of the Atlantic bluefin tuna season.