National Geographic Channel

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Come fly with Jorge Chavez International Airport in Lima in Peru, Peru's largest airport and a major Latin American hub. The biggest security challenge here is cocaine trafficking.

With hidden flaws buried in their navigation systems, three planes suffer catastrophic computer errors that force investigators to dig deep for clues.

The Mediterranean was home to some of the world's greatest civilisations - scientific data and computer graphics drains the sea to unlock their mysteries.

10,000 of one kind of fruit goodies are produced every minute, and we find out what it takes to make 100 million pieces of sushi every year.

Find out what makes some flavoured chips distinctly Canadian - also, Pal-o-Mine candy bars, which first debuted in 1920, have a winning recipe that hasn't changed since.

'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...

The Bible describes Nineveh as a wicked city of sin. Can new discoveries in Iraq and Israel shed light on the events behind this fearsome reputation?

Archaeologists exploring the origins of the civilisation that built the great city of Angkor investigate ancient lost treasure discovered in Laos.

An aerial journey over Denmark reveals a power plant with a ski slope for a roof, traditional homes made from eelgrass, and a new European connection.

Curly and Amanda catch some halibut, Gary returns to old hunting grounds, and Hans sets out to test the town water supply's pH levels.

A woman's bag is flagged in the X-ray area, an Italian man claims not to understand the police, and a shipment of children's toys may hide a stash of cocaine.

Facing fatigue, fog and inadequate training, the crews of three doomed aircraft make catastrophic blunders that lead to full-scale disaster.

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

Milestone achievements are only possible with steep challenges in Port Protection. Carl and Matt pull a three-thousand-gallon barrel up a cliff.

The Bible describes Nineveh as a wicked city of sin. Can new discoveries in Iraq and Israel shed light on the events behind this fearsome reputation?

In 1934 Japan begins designing The Yamato, the most powerful battleship in history.

Matthew Williams plotted one of the most daring escapes ever from a UK prison, and he reveals here exactly how he did it.

Guillermo de Anda, an underwater archaeologist, follows a trail of evidence across Mexico and Guatemala in search of the Mayan underworld - Xibalba.

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

Human remains are found in a peat bog near Yde, Netherlands. Locals believe it is the work of the devil as strands of fire-red hair stream from the ground.

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

A major series forming a unique view on the planet's fiercest storms through the experience of people who work at sea inside the major hurricane zones of the world.

Mariana van Zeller investigates outlaw motorcycle gangs known as one per cent clubs, learning about the bonds of brotherhood that fuel these violent groups.

With exclusive access to key locations, we deliver a new perspective of Europe from the air through the changing seasons across a year.

Spring has arrived and the residents of Port Protection complete essential builds and chores. Hans and Timbi start building a large duck pen.

Police stop a woman with a five-year-old, a Mexican citizen has a large amount of beer and soft drinks, and officers uncover a creative new method of hiding cocaine.

In this aquatic-themed episode, Dallas Campbell introduces clips of all things liquid as fearless individuals and animals demonstrate what not to do with water.

In this episode we learn how many ways there are to injure and humiliate yourself whilst canoeing, jumping over nets, or trying tricks while on crutches.

Determined to please the picky palettes of their preschool customers, a Toronto team heads back to the cutting board.

A squad of Ohio taco artists is determined to win first prize at a gourmet food truck competition.

With exclusive access to key locations, we deliver a new perspective of Europe from the air through the changing seasons across a year.

Spring has arrived and the residents of Port Protection complete essential builds and chores. Hans and Timbi start building a large duck pen.

Mysterious underwater pyramids off the coast of Japan, the fabled city of Atlantis, are these truly ancient sites, or simply accidents of geology?

Police stop a woman with a five-year-old, a Mexican citizen has a large amount of beer and soft drinks, and officers uncover a creative new method of hiding cocaine.

From delusional hijackers to suicidal pilots, three flights fall victim to astonishing acts of sabotage.

500 million people live in ever-present danger along the edges of the Pacific. We drain the Pacific Ocean to reveal the deadly geological forces behind Earth's most destructive natural disasters.

Coping with the desert heat, a Vegas baking crew struggles with a last-minute order for wedding cakes.

A mega fish order from Harvard University means an early start for a crew of Cape Cod fisherman.

In this episode we learn the science behind the fails when driving through snow and cycling around velodromes, as well as the terrifying effect of a malfunctioning power line.

In this episode we learn the science behind the fails, when attempting a BMX 720 stunt, having fun on playground spinners and trying to parallel park.

Human remains are found in a peat bog near Yde, Netherlands. Locals believe it is the work of the devil as strands of fire-red hair stream from the ground.

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

With exclusive access to key locations, we deliver a new perspective of Europe from the air through the changing seasons across a year.

Gary makes a supply run to Alaska and is asked to bring back some ducks for the community - meanwhile, Timothy sets out on a solo bear hunt.

X-ray scans show unusual shapes in a woman's platform shoes and something shocking inside her body, and a suspect says that he has information on drug traffickers.

Moments after taking off from a California airport, an American cargo plane needs to make an emergency landing but crashes into an automobile salvage yard.

CBP blitzes food courier bags after a fentanyl bust at JFK, SD HSI arrests a dealer trying to ship a kilo of fentanyl to New York, and CBP RGV finds meth and weed.

From heavy rain to strong wind, three harrowing aviation disasters reveal what a serious threat poor weather can be to a safe landing.

Investigate headless skeletons, huge undersea craters, and an eerie island full of dolls. Strange animal bones are found in a medieval grave.

Mariana van Zeller investigates underground plastic surgery, from motel-room operations to a deadly revelation about Miami's discount surgery centers.

Matthew Williams plotted one of the most daring escapes ever from a UK prison, and he reveals here exactly how he did it.

Mary Magdalene has long been known as a repentant sinner, a saint, and perhaps most importantly, the witness to the resurrection.

CBP blitzes food courier bags after a fentanyl bust at JFK, SD HSI arrests a dealer trying to ship a kilo of fentanyl to New York, and CBP RGV finds meth and weed.

From heavy rain to strong wind, three harrowing aviation disasters reveal what a serious threat poor weather can be to a safe landing.

Investigate headless skeletons, huge undersea craters, and an eerie island full of dolls. Strange animal bones are found in a medieval grave.

Mariana van Zeller investigates underground plastic surgery, from motel-room operations to a deadly revelation about Miami's discount surgery centers.

With exclusive access to key locations, we deliver a new perspective of Europe from the air through the changing seasons across a year.

Gary makes a supply run to Alaska and is asked to bring back some ducks for the community - meanwhile, Timothy sets out on a solo bear hunt.

X-ray scans show unusual shapes in a woman's platform shoes and something shocking inside her body, and a suspect says that he has information on drug traffickers.

Celebrations bring out the best in people - and the worst. In this episode, we have decided to celebrate the different ways in which humans have totally messed up.

In this episode we learn how many ways there are to injure and humiliate yourself whilst heading a ball, bungee jumping, or playing tetherball.

Coping with the desert heat, a Vegas baking crew struggles with a last-minute order for wedding cakes.

A mega fish order from Harvard University means an early start for a crew of Cape Cod fisherman.

With exclusive access to key locations, we deliver a new perspective of Europe from the air through the changing seasons across a year.

Gary makes a supply run to Alaska and is asked to bring back some ducks for the community - meanwhile, Timothy sets out on a solo bear hunt.

500 million people live in ever-present danger along the edges of the Pacific. We drain the Pacific Ocean to reveal the deadly geological forces behind Earth's most destructive natural disasters.

X-ray scans show unusual shapes in a woman's platform shoes and something shocking inside her body, and a suspect says that he has information on drug traffickers.

Moments after taking off from a California airport, an American cargo plane needs to make an emergency landing but crashes into an automobile salvage yard.

The Nile was once home to the ancient Egyptians, one of the greatest civilisations on Earth. Scientific data combined with computer graphics can drain the waters - and sand - of Egypt.

It's all hands on deck as a Louisiana shrimping boat heads out on a special mission.

Facing a serious military deadline, it will take a small army of bakers to whip up 440 birthday cakes by morning.

In this episode we learn the science behind the fails when riding a horse through water, steering a radio-controlled plane, and underestimating the power of ocean tides.

In this episode we learn the science behind the fails, when attempting to flambe dinner, riding a balance bike or confronting a Dust Devil.

CBP blitzes food courier bags after a fentanyl bust at JFK, SD HSI arrests a dealer trying to ship a kilo of fentanyl to New York, and CBP RGV finds meth and weed.

From heavy rain to strong wind, three harrowing aviation disasters reveal what a serious threat poor weather can be to a safe landing.

This aerial journey across Romania reveals the world's biggest Orthodox cathedral, a narrow-gauge steam train, and Christmas at 'Castle Dracula'.

With the 'dark days' almost upon them, the residents of Port Protection use the last days of good weather and daylight to stock their freezers.

A couple is caught carrying cocaine in bottled beverages - and the girlfriend may have been in the dark about the entire scheme.

After circling above the Taiwan Strait to wait out a passing cyclone, TransAsia Flight 222 crashes on the Taiwanese resort island of Penghu.

King Solomon is famed for his wisdom and riches. Teams excavating ancient biblical kingdoms make new discoveries about the mysterious age of Solomon.

Archaeologists study ancient treasure discovered in Laos, finding more gold and human remains from the era before the great city of Angkor was built.

A century after Shackleton's Endurance sank beneath the ice, explorers uncover the legendary shipwreck and an amazing tale of survival.

In the ugly business of drug dealing, some dealers focus their efforts on high society users paying top dollar for quality stuff, while others focus on quantity.

An expert in Arthurian legend makes an unlikely journey to a remote Italian church. Meanwhile, a tiny pendant challenges the origins of Christianity...

King Solomon is famed for his wisdom and riches. Teams excavating ancient biblical kingdoms make new discoveries about the mysterious age of Solomon.

National Geographic explorer and photographer Ben Horton teams up with Chinese explorer Dou Dou to document the local fishing culture and discover the underwater world of Hainan by exploring remote islands and reefs.

Archaeologists study ancient treasure discovered in Laos, finding more gold and human remains from the era before the great city of Angkor was built.

A century after Shackleton's Endurance sank beneath the ice, explorers uncover the legendary shipwreck and an amazing tale of survival.

This aerial journey across Romania reveals the world's biggest Orthodox cathedral, a narrow-gauge steam train, and Christmas at 'Castle Dracula'.

With the 'dark days' almost upon them, the residents of Port Protection use the last days of good weather and daylight to stock their freezers.

A couple is caught carrying cocaine in bottled beverages - and the girlfriend may have been in the dark about the entire scheme.

This episode of Science of Stupid will analyse free spirits that wanted to swing from trees, and didn't understand how to run downhill and not roll.

We learn just how many ways there are to injure and humiliate yourself when firing a bow and arrow, attempting a wrestling body-slam, or loading up a trailer.

An aerial journey over Denmark reveals a power plant with a ski slope for a roof, traditional homes made from eelgrass, and a new European connection.

An aerial journey over Serbia reveals a record-breaking skyscraper, a unique way of harvesting peppers, and a special animal conservation effort.

With exclusive access to key locations, we deliver a new perspective of Europe from the air through the changing seasons across a year.

With exclusive access to key locations, we deliver a new perspective of Europe from the air through the changing seasons across a year.

This aerial journey across Romania reveals the world's biggest Orthodox cathedral, a narrow-gauge steam train, and Christmas at 'Castle Dracula'.

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

In this episode we learn just how many ways there are to embarrass, injure and humiliate yourself while catching people or doing motorbike burnouts.

In this episode we learn just how many ways there are to embarrass, injure and humiliate yourself while volcano boarding or swinging on a trapeze.

In this episode we learn just how many ways there are to embarrass, injure and humiliate yourself while jumping off a boat or cornering on a bicycle.

Archaeologists reveal the stunning new discovery of a Nero megastructure once thought to only exist in ancient texts and legend.

National Geographic explorer and photographer Ben Horton teams up with Chinese explorer Dou Dou to document the local fishing culture and discover the underwater world of Hainan by exploring remote islands and reefs.

Contrary to popular opinion, nuclear energy can be very beneficial. In many industries, it's being used to advance technology in unbelievable ways.

Investigate headless skeletons, huge undersea craters, and an eerie island full of dolls. Strange animal bones are found in a medieval grave.

Mariana van Zeller follows a meth superhighway from a cartel-run lab in Sinaloa across the US border and into the lives of American users.

Those responsible for making drugs take centre stage as the global drug trade is explored.

Joan of Arc is France's national heroine but her life is full of mystery. A 19-year-old leader of the French army, we investigate her astonishing life.