The Nature of Things

Season 57

6 episodes · Sep 24, 2017

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  • S57E1

    The Wild Canadian Year: Spring

    Sep 24, 2017

    The first days of spring sees Arctic fox pups take their first steps and black bear cubs learn to climb trees after the long cold days of winter.

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  • S57E2

    The Wild Canadian Year: Summer

    Oct 1, 2017

    Killer whales and blue sharks are on the hunt, while amorous fireflies light up the night forest with their dazzling display, as summer reveals Canada’s landscape at the peak of its splendour.

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  • S57E3

    The Wild Canadian Year: Fall

    Oct 8, 2017

    Fall chronicles a remarkable season of change: young northern gannets leap off perilous cliffs as chipmunks race to gather winter supplies, and prairie rattlesnakes give birth to live young.

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  • S57E4

    The Wild Canadian Year: Winter

    Oct 15, 2017

    Lynx hunt snowshoe hares in the boreal forest and the ancient dance between wolves and caribou on Canada's vast tundra reveal the harshest time of year when landscapes are transformed by winter.

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  • S57E5

    Making the Wild Canadian Year

    Oct 22, 2017

    Watch the incredible feats of endurance and technical wizardry needed to capture the sequences featured in the landmark series The Wild Canadian Year.

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  • S57E6

    Lost Secrets of the Pyramid

    Oct 29, 2017

    The Great Pyramid of Egypt may be humanity’s greatest achievement. It’s a skyscraper of stone built without computers or complex machinery. Now the secrets of the pyramid could finally be exposed, thanks to a series of astonishing new findings. Egyptologists are unearthing evidence across the country to reveal a story that tells of more than just how Egypt built a pyramid – they are discovering how the pyramid itself changed Egypt and the world. David Suzuki is joining the experts and scientists on the front-line who are unraveling new clues to the world’s greatest ancient mystery.

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