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Gregg Wallace is in France, at an enormous croissant factory where they produce 336,000 of the flaky pastries every day. He follows the production of croissants from the arrival of 21 tonnes of butter right through to dispatch.
Having explored the wonders of the solar system, Professor Brian Cox steps boldly on to a bigger stage - the universe. In this episode, Brian seeks to understand the nature of time and its role in creating both the universe and ourselves. From an extraordinary calendar built into the landscape of...
Steve Backshall begins his global journey at the top of the world when he boards an Arctic icebreaker and goes in search of the Arctic's top predator, the polar bear. Paddling in his kayak Steve gets first hand experience of what it's like to be a ringed seal when an inquisitive bear starts to st...
Gregg Wallace is in Leeds, at an enormous mattress factory where they produce 600 bouncy beds every day. He follows the production of pocket sprung mattresses from the arrival of hard steel right through to soft bedding heading out of dispatch.
Journey across the tropical island of Madagascar and explore the unique and incredible wildlife it has to offer, from its famed lemurs to chameleons. As the oldest island on earth, life has had time to evolve, and there are now more unique plants and animals on Madagascar than any other island.
Hailstones pull together to fix their fishing net. Sue rushes to clear away a stream gathered on the surface of the airstrip runway and Jessie goes in search of some good wood to make a raft.
Hear from the Ferguson family of Canton, Texas, whose home was destroyed by a tornado as they cowered under a mattress inside, and Hank Schyma, the storm-chaser who came to their aid.
Ben journeys to a remote corner of Spain's Andalucian mountains to meet British couple Alan and Lorna, who left their respective careers in Brighton to become alpaca farmers.
Having explored the wonders of the solar system, Professor Brian Cox steps boldly on to a bigger stage - the universe. In this episode, Brian seeks to understand the nature of time and its role in creating both the universe and ourselves. From an extraordinary calendar built into the landscape of...
Steve Backshall begins his global journey at the top of the world when he boards an Arctic icebreaker and goes in search of the Arctic's top predator, the polar bear. Paddling in his kayak Steve gets first hand experience of what it's like to be a ringed seal when an inquisitive bear starts to st...
Gregg Wallace is in Leeds, at an enormous mattress factory where they produce 600 bouncy beds every day. He follows the production of pocket sprung mattresses from the arrival of hard steel right through to soft bedding heading out of dispatch.
Hear from the Ferguson family of Canton, Texas, whose home was destroyed by a tornado as they cowered under a mattress inside, and Hank Schyma, the storm-chaser who came to their aid.
Ben journeys to a remote corner of Spain's Andalucian mountains to meet British couple Alan and Lorna, who left their respective careers in Brighton to become alpaca farmers.
Journey across the tropical island of Madagascar and explore the unique and incredible wildlife it has to offer, from its famed lemurs to chameleons. As the oldest island on earth, life has had time to evolve, and there are now more unique plants and animals on Madagascar than any other island.
Hailstones pull together to fix their fishing net. Sue rushes to clear away a stream gathered on the surface of the airstrip runway and Jessie goes in search of some good wood to make a raft.
Hindu philosophy is based on an eternal cycle of creation and destruction, where the physical elements of the body are recycled on to the next stage. Brian draws a parallel with the life cycle of the stars that led to the creation of humanity.
The helicopter wildlife crew aimed to capture the hunting flights of eagles high in the mountains, but they had to go extreme paragliding to get an eagle's eye view.
Steve and the crew continue on their epic pole to pole journey and head south to Somerset Island high in the Canadian Arctic, but as they leave Svalbard there is one last deadly encounter to be had.
In this episode of World's Wildest Weather, we hear from survivors of hurricane Harvey's destruction of the state of Texas, and how to live through a 100 metre high Haboob or dust storm.
Ben discovers why a former sound engineer from Texas decided to build a backpackers' hostel deep in the Guatemalan jungle. He also gets stuck into building projects, machete fishing and tubing a dangerous river to transport vital supplies.
Journey across the tropical island of Madagascar and explore the unique and incredible wildlife it has to offer, from its famed lemurs to chameleons. As the oldest island on earth, life has had time to evolve, and there are now more unique plants and animals on Madagascar than any other island.
In the heart of south east Asia lies the tropical island of Borneo. Twice the size of the British Isles, it is the third largest island on earth and home to possibly the greatest diversity of life of any island, from flying lizards sun bears to orangutans.
A wildfire tears across California, a mother runs from a tornado and a rescue team try to reach a canoeist trapped in a tree during a fatal flood.
In this episode of World's Wildest Weather, we hear from survivors of hurricane Harvey's destruction of the state of Texas, and how to live through a 100 metre high Haboob or dust storm.
Ben discovers why a former sound engineer from Texas decided to build a backpackers' hostel deep in the Guatemalan jungle. He also gets stuck into building projects, machete fishing and tubing a dangerous river to transport vital supplies.
Journey across the tropical island of Madagascar and explore the unique and incredible wildlife it has to offer, from its famed lemurs to chameleons. As the oldest island on earth, life has had time to evolve, and there are now more unique plants and animals on Madagascar than any other island.
In the heart of south east Asia lies the tropical island of Borneo. Twice the size of the British Isles, it is the third largest island on earth and home to possibly the greatest diversity of life of any island, from flying lizards sun bears to orangutans.
Gregg Wallace is in Leeds, at an enormous mattress factory where they produce 600 bouncy beds every day. He follows the production of pocket sprung mattresses from the arrival of hard steel right through to soft bedding heading out of dispatch.
Hindu philosophy is based on an eternal cycle of creation and destruction, where the physical elements of the body are recycled on to the next stage. Brian draws a parallel with the life cycle of the stars that led to the creation of humanity.
Steve and the crew continue on their epic pole to pole journey and head south to Somerset Island high in the Canadian Arctic, but as they leave Svalbard there is one last deadly encounter to be had.
In the heart of south east Asia lies the tropical island of Borneo. Twice the size of the British Isles, it is the third largest island on earth and home to possibly the greatest diversity of life of any island, from flying lizards sun bears to orangutans.