Grade levels: Adult

Daily Planet takes another foray into the lives of animals. Check out sea-urchins, spiky creatures of the underworld, and find out what it takes to track down a giant panda.

Daily Planet in the Classroom – the popular series highlighting some of our best and most interesting segments – takes a crafty look at the science of art.

Daily Planet in the Classroom – the popular series highlighting some of our best and most interesting segments – blows up with our Explosion special.

Take a peek at a strange-looking raft as it cruises down the Yukon River, meet a guy who plans to cross the Atlantic in 40 days in a jury-rigged kayak, and more.

Daily Planet takes a ride in an episode devoted to cars. Lawnmower racing, an experimental vehicle that can measure data on the driver, and much more.

Daily Planet wades into the world of water. Check out a giant spider-watercraft, a remote-controlled toy patrolling Vancouver Harbour built to save lives, and much more.

Daily Planet again delves into the lives of animals. We answer questions like: how well can sharks smell? How do whooping cranes use their calls? And can a fake tail help a dolphin swim?

Daily Planet revisits the murky world of crime. What really happened the night Billy the Kid died? How are CSI investigators trained? Find out on Daily Planet.

Daily Planet paints a picture of the world of art. We try to get to the bottom of Mona Lisa’s smile, what it takes to preserve 12,000 year-old art, art from a thimble, and much more.

Daily Planet goes back in time to examine some very old things, from uncovering facts about the Peking Man to shedding light on the Thule people.