BBC Earth
lördag den 18 september
En TV-kanal från BBC som visar vetenskap, historia, teknik och äventyr i en salig blandning.
The rainforests of Ecuador are some of the most diverse on earth. Brimming with all kinds of unique and weird species that are found nowhere else, and some of the most deadly animals on earth lurking in the shadows
Gregg Wallace receives a load of tea leaves from Kenya and follows their journey through the factory that produces one quarter of all the tea drunk in Britain. Gregg turns his 20 tonne batch into 6.9 million bags
The Polar Vortex, a low-pressure area and wide expanse of swirling cold air that is normally parked in the polar regions. Find out how it was possible that in Chicago in 2019 the vortex could create conditions on Earth that were colder than Mars
As the thaw draws to a close, Alaskans battle the clock to maximise their final days of sunlight in the Arctic
Dina Zughyar and Mostafa Jabbour turned their back on the American Dream to start from scratch with a handful of rabbits and chickens on a small patch of barren land in the shadow of the Atlas Mountains. In their mud house in Morocco, the couple confess to Ben that it has been much harder than they thought
Joanna travels the length of India, showing us delights like the flower-sellers of Madurai, before taking us back to Uzbekistan for gory tales and gem-making
The rainforests of Ecuador are some of the most diverse on earth. Brimming with all kinds of unique and weird species that are found nowhere else, and some of the most deadly animals on earth lurking in the shadows
The Polar Vortex, a low-pressure area and wide expanse of swirling cold air that is normally parked in the polar regions. Find out how it was possible that in Chicago in 2019 the vortex could create conditions on Earth that were colder than Mars
A man is almost crushed by his own house in a freak winter tornado in Illinois. Meanwhile, a falling glacier in Greenland unleashes a tsunami-like wave onto watching tourists
The team explores surprising stories on both sides of the shallow, narrow and busy seaway, the English Channel. Nick Crane is on the Channel's French coast to experience the secret life of Mont St Michel
As the thaw draws to a close, Alaskans battle the clock to maximise their final days of sunlight in the Arctic
A man is almost crushed by his own house in a freak winter tornado in Illinois. Meanwhile, a falling glacier in Greenland unleashes a tsunami-like wave onto watching tourists
Gregg Wallace receives a load of tea leaves from Kenya and follows their journey through the factory that produces one quarter of all the tea drunk in Britain. Gregg turns his 20 tonne batch into 6.9 million bags
Joanna travels the length of India, showing us delights like the flower-sellers of Madurai, before taking us back to Uzbekistan for gory tales and gem-making
The team explores surprising stories on both sides of the shallow, narrow and busy seaway, the English Channel. Nick Crane is on the Channel's French coast to experience the secret life of Mont St Michel
Dina Zughyar and Mostafa Jabbour turned their back on the American Dream to start from scratch with a handful of rabbits and chickens on a small patch of barren land in the shadow of the Atlas Mountains. In their mud house in Morocco, the couple confess to Ben that it has been much harder than they thought
As the thaw draws to a close, Alaskans battle the clock to maximise their final days of sunlight in the Arctic
Joanna travels the length of India, showing us delights like the flower-sellers of Madurai, before taking us back to Uzbekistan for gory tales and gem-making
The Polar Vortex, a low-pressure area and wide expanse of swirling cold air that is normally parked in the polar regions. Find out how it was possible that in Chicago in 2019 the vortex could create conditions on Earth that were colder than Mars
Gregg Wallace receives a load of tea leaves from Kenya and follows their journey through the factory that produces one quarter of all the tea drunk in Britain. Gregg turns his 20 tonne batch into 6.9 million bags
The Hailstones hunt for springtime waterfowl and welcome a new addition to the family. Meanwhile, Andy must protect his property from the imminent breakup of the Yukon River
As the thaw draws to a close, Alaskans battle the clock to maximise their final days of sunlight in the Arctic
Witness some of our planet's most disastrous and deadly natural catastrophes that can happen right on your own doorstep
A man is almost crushed by his own house in a freak winter tornado in Illinois. Meanwhile, a falling glacier in Greenland unleashes a tsunami-like wave onto watching tourists
The team explores surprising stories on both sides of the shallow, narrow and busy seaway, the English Channel. Nick Crane is on the Channel's French coast to experience the secret life of Mont St Michel
Dina Zughyar and Mostafa Jabbour turned their back on the American Dream to start from scratch with a handful of rabbits and chickens on a small patch of barren land in the shadow of the Atlas Mountains. In their mud house in Morocco, the couple confess to Ben that it has been much harder than they thought
Joanna travels the length of India, showing us delights like the flower-sellers of Madurai, before taking us back to Uzbekistan for gory tales and gem-making
As the thaw draws to a close, Alaskans battle the clock to maximise their final days of sunlight in the Arctic
The rainforests of Ecuador are some of the most diverse on earth. Brimming with all kinds of unique and weird species that are found nowhere else, and some of the most deadly animals on earth lurking in the shadows