Subjects: General

Jay discusses new research that suggests early man would have been a great baseball player.

A Canadian inventor demonstrates his flexible glowsticks that can be used to make elaborate glow-in-the-dark creations.

A behind-the-scenes look at the construction of the enormous Olympic Speedskating Oval in Vancouver.

The Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum puts a Westland Lysander into the air for the first time in more than 60 years.

Author and naturalist Candace Savage explains how honey bees can really teach us humans a lot about working and living together.

Researchers are studying Egyptian fruit bats in an attempt to better understand how the hippocampus is used in memory.

Go onboard a floating sustainable urban farm that may hold the key to food production in the future.

The Mine Barrier Survival System is a portable inflatable barrier and air cleaner that is designed to help miners survive an underground explosion and fire.

Researchers are tagging and studying southern flying squirrels to understand how they are able to invade the territory of the northern flying squirrel.

Because citizens in and around Israel are using so much water, the Dead Sea is shrinking; and leaving dangerous sinkholes in its wake.