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Dallas Campbell analyses what happens when instead of making our life easier we complicate things.

In this episode we learn the science behind the fails when 'mud bogging' in off-roaders, dancing in circles, or riding undersized bikes.

'Science of Stupid' returns for a seventh series. We love to watch other people make a mess of things, preferably in spectacular fashion...

The team is in the Azores to tag a deep-sea giant - the six-gill shark - and learn more about its nightly patterns on the hunt for food in the abyss.

The team dives into the depths of the mid-Atlantic to reveal the secret life of sperm whales and discover its hidden prey.

X-raying the Earth reveals that the largest volcano on the planet lies beneath Yellowstone National Park and that it could plunge the Earth into a volcanic winter.

One of the most iconic cities in the world, Venice is under threat from rising sea waters.

Watch the dizzying on-board chaos as seasoned fishermen on America's northeast coast put their vessels, their crews, and their lives at risk battling through back-to-back Nor'easters.

In this special, we break down the science behind sinkholes and quicksand to learn how to avoid and survive these freaks of nature.

History is full of revolutions industrial, sexual and political, but how can you avoid creating monsters?

Our modern world was created through invention, but it's not always clear who first had the spark...

Against the harsh conditions of winter, the Indigenous Peoples of Alaska push to survive and thrive.

As winter hits, Indigenous Peoples of Alaska rely on their ancestral knowledge of the land to survive and thrive in arctic conditions.

Indigenous Peoples of Alaska work with their families to subsist on their homelands and carry on the legacy of their ancestors.

Using ancestral expertise and bush ingenuity, Alaska Natives survive and thrive in the last throes of arctic winter.

The Indigenous Peoples of Alaska use the knowledge passed down from their elders to utilize the land and thrive in the Arctic.

Indigenous Alaskans use their connection to the land to showcase self-reliance, self-sustainability, and self-determination.

For Indigenous Alaskans, home provides a place to gather, rebuild, and honour their ancestors.

Archaeologists excavate a buried shipwreck, dive ancient ports and reconstruct Roman boats to uncover how Rome ruled the seas for four centuries.

Ten years after one of the most deadly tsunamis ever known, shocking evidence suggests that more of the world's coasts could be in grave danger.

With unrivalled quality and spectacular imagery, this channel brings you award-winning documentaries from around the world.

Are we finally a step closer to understanding the great unknown and what it may - or may not - hold?

For Indigenous Alaskans, home provides a place to gather, rebuild, and honour their ancestors.

Archaeologists excavate a buried shipwreck, dive ancient ports and reconstruct Roman boats to uncover how Rome ruled the seas for four centuries.

An event in Sweden in the 17th Century creates a hysteria driven by terrified parents convinced witches are abducting their children.

The assassin Lee Harvey Oswald is charged with JFK's murder, but the world is shocked again when Oswald himself is shot dead in police custody.

The Indigenous Peoples of Alaska use the knowledge passed down from their elders to utilize the land and thrive in the Arctic.

Indigenous Alaskans use their connection to the land to showcase self-reliance, self-sustainability, and self-determination.

'Science of Stupid' returns for a seventh series. We love to watch other people make a mess of things, preferably in spectacular fashion...

'Science of Stupid' returns for a seventh series. We love to watch other people make a mess of things, preferably in spectacular fashion...

In this episode we learn just how many ways there are to embarrass and humiliate yourself while doing flips off a tire, monster truck jumps or riding a child's scooter.