The Tundra: Desert of Ice

Covering a fifth of the earth's surface, the Arctic tundra is one of the coldest places on the planet. The piercing temperatures and powerful winds challenge even the hardiest of creatures.

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Covering a fifth of the earth's surface, the Arctic tundra is one of the coldest places on the planet. The piercing temperatures and powerful winds challenge even the hardiest of creatures. The Tundra: Desert of Ice 00:53:49
The Stad Amsterdam reaches the Galapagos Islands-the site of Darwin's most famous research. Explore the various islands with Redmond and Sarah, and meet some of their famous inhabitants. The Paradise of Competition 00:52:20
Made in consultation with the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change), this groundbreaking documentary explains how we may be in the middle of the most crucial moment of Earth's history. Earth's Survival: Decoding the Science 00:52:07
Central America takes us back to when the world was young. A fragile line of islands linking North and South America, the islands of the Caribbean are recent apparitions, and may not be here to stay. Central America 00:51:29
The western Ghats are a spine of mountains that lay claim to being one of the most bio-diverse places in the world. In the east are dry forests. In the west is the key to life across southern India. Western Ghats: Monsoon Mountains 00:52:11
Matt visits areas mostly predominated by Indian culture and sees how the cuisine there has become a special blend of Indian and African flavors. No bunnies harmed in the making of this episode! Bunny Chow 00:26:25
Meet the people who say that they have to deal with abuse and the people who are happy to dish it out. Britain's getting bigger, but are we becoming increasingly small minded? No Fatties Allowed 00:44:44
Gondwana, the first, single, landmass broke apart into today's continents, but its heart was Africa. Land of rifts, lakes and volcanoes, Africa's mineral deposits testify to its eons-old history. The Origins of Africa 00:52:16
South Africa is known for its great love of meat. It can be found everywhere, even in gas stations! But the tastes of the people also crave Venison. Matt ventures into the bush to find some. Venison 00:25:32
Matt discovers that in South Africa, a cow is so much more than just lunch. While it is eaten, unlike in many middle eastern cultures, every sip of milk and bite of steak means something. Cows 00:22:09
The chase season roars to life as two Kickstarter backers, Ray and Bill, join the TVN team. Reed and his crew observe a rare and dramatic tornado, along with the destruction it leaves behind. Helix 00:24:13
A potentially catastrophic tornado day threatens central Oklahoma. Upon reaching El Reno, Reed and the team witness the birth of a violent wedge tornado. Nemesis: Part 1 00:22:51
Vancouver island is the largest island off the west coast of North America. Glaciers fuel some of Canada's tallest waterfalls, and a network of rivers provide the ideal habitat for the pacific salmon. Vancouver Island: Rivers of Life 00:52:10
Watch how New York becomes the great challenger of London. Both cities will experience industrial revolution, modernity and the challenge of migrations and mass poverty. Metropolis (1800-1880) 00:52:28
The Ganges is the longest river in India. It flows from the glaciers of the Himalayas, the Bay of Bengal. It's a lifeline to wild animals, from rhinoceros and river dolphins to otters and gharials. Ganges: River of Life 00:52:25
Maize is South Africa's most important crop in the economy as well as traditional cuisine. Not only does it feed the people and the livestock as well, it is also one of the countries top exports. Maize 00:23:11
As time goes on, the need for satellites grows and grows. Every day we use these wonders of human design, from communication and weather observation, to GPS and recourse management. Orbit 00:24:34
As Amsterdam is at its peak, London gradually takes the lead, and a third player enters world history: New Amsterdam, once a Dutch city, is eventually conquered by England and becomes New York. Clashes (1650-1800) 00:52:18
Australia is now a solid and stable continent surrounded by volatile neighbors. Pacific and Australian tectonic plates clash across the South Pacific causing intense geological and volcanic activity. Oceania: The Tectonic Ring of Fire 00:51:08
The Hubble Telescope is nearing its end, the replacements are ready to go, ready to peer further back in time and space than can be imagined. First Light 00:24:04
Follow the team down the coast of South America and see some of the most impacting remnants of the slave trade. Then, tread in Darwin's footsteps as he discovers his first giant fossils. Low Life on the Ladder of God 00:52:29

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