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features Viral video shows the oddly satisfying way acorn woodpeckers store their food for the upcoming year 3 million have watched these clown-faced woodpeckers bedazzle trees in the most bizarre way More »
features Thank you, David Suzuki After an amazing 44 years hosting The Nature of Things, David Suzuki is signing off on April 7, 2023. Thank you for your passion, and your relentless reminders to be awed by science and the natural world. More »
features David Suzuki on The Nature of Things: 44 years in 44 seconds The Nature of Things is TV’s longest-running science series. Suzuki started hosting on October 24, 1979 and his final episode will air on April 7, 2023. More »
features David Suzuki says thank you to viewers: ‘Thank you for all of the time you spent with me’ After four decades years hosting The Nature of Things, Suzuki is signing off in April 2023. More »
features Why woodpeckers don’t get concussions, a really weird tongue and other surprising facts about these birds Woodpeckers are resourceful and beautiful. But they’re a lot weirder than you might think. More »
features How dogs and humans became best friends Our friendship with dogs began deep in the last ice age, says behavioural scientist Clive Wynne More »
features Why do we have friends? What makes dogs our best friends? Scientists decode the mysterious world of friendship Judith Pyke set out to answer these questions and more in new documentary The Secrets of Friendship More »
features 30 years after an historic fight against clear cutting, Indigenous communities are still fighting for forests Two directors tell the story of the people trying to protect some of our last old-growth forests More »
features 38 years after standing up to a logging company, this First Nation is still fighting for old-growth forests The Tla-o-qui-aht took stewardship of their territory back and are protecting it for the future More »
features A ‘penis’ covered in spikes and even one designed to snap off. Bug members will shock you These alien-like appendages may seem outrageous, but they all serve a very important purpose More »
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