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Solar Eclipse

YouthScienceWorldSpaceEnvironment
Isabelle MacNeil breaks down what happens in space during a solar eclipse, and why it can be unsafe to look at it without the proper eye protection.
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How Does A Tiger Go To The Dentist?

YouthAnimalsHealthScience
We went to visit Elton, a tiger at Woburn Safari Park, to see him get a check-up from a pretty special dentist.
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Necrobotics

YouthScienceTechnologyEngineering
At Rice University in Houston, Texas, mechanical engineers have created dead spider robots!
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Meet Some Quokkas

YouthAnimalsHistoryScience
Our newest additions to the zoo family are the 3 adorable quokkas.
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What Is Dust?

YouthEducationScience
Are your kids wondering: What is dust? This question came from Deago, a student from the United States.
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Burnout Explained

YouthHealthMental HealthScience
In this video, we explore burnout, a physical reaction in the body that can happen because of stress.
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Popsicle Stick Chain Reaction

YouthExperimentsHow-toScience
Learn how to put popsicle sticks together to form a chain reaction.
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Dumbo Octopus Sighting

YouthAnimalsScienceOcean
Scientists exploring the deep Pacific Ocean were delighted by a rare sighting of the Dumbo octopus during a 27-day expedition in September, 2023.
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Is The "5-Second Rule" Real?

YouthFoodScienceNutrition
What is the ‘5 second rule’ exactly, and is there actually any truth to it?
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How Hurricanes Work

YouthEducationHistoryNatureWeatherScienceNatural Disasters
In this video, we use easy-to-understand language and fun visuals to show you the science behind hurricanes.
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What Is ADHD?

YouthHealthLifeScienceEducationMental Health
Short animation explains ADHD through the eyes of amazing ADHD'er Molly aimed at school children to help them understand the condition.
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Lightning From Space

YouthScienceSpaceTechnologyWeather
Discover the first results from Europe’s first Lightning Imager onboard the Meteosat Third Generation.
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Osiris-Rex

YouthScienceSpaceTechnology
Nasa's OSIRIS-REx capsule is heading back to Earth after 7 years in space and it's got some special cargo on board.
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Why Do Giraffes Have Long Necks?

YouthAnimalsEducationScienceBiology
Why do giraffes have such long necks?
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How Do Whales Withstand Ocean Pressure?

YouthAnimalsEducationScienceBiologyNature
How do deep-diving whales—air-breathing mammals like us—survive life in the deep?
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Chloe Explains Down's Syndrome

YouthHealthHumanScienceEducationMental Health
Narrated by the wonderful Chloe (age 8), this animation helps young audiences understand what Down's syndrome is.
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Fire Versus Water

YouthExperimentsScienceNature
It's a battle of words to decide which is more powerful?
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Monitoring Volcanoes From Space

YouthScienceSpaceTechnologyNatural Disasters
Satellites play a vital role in monitoring volcanoes from space.
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Why Do We Have Bones?

YouthBiologyHumanScienceEducation
Why do we have skeletons inside of us, and what even are bones?
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How Tornadoes Work

YouthNatureScienceWeatherNatural DisastersEducation
An animated explainer about tornadoes, how they form, different types and signs one is on the way.
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Could aliens exist? Here’s how likely it may be | CBC Kids News

YouthMediaScienceSpace
On July 26, a retired American air force intelligence officer claimed that the U.S. is hiding knowledge about unidentified flying objects, or UFOs.