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Ice Age Giants

Professor Alice Roberts journeys 40,000 years back in time on the trail of the great beasts of the ice age. This was the last time that giants like mammoths, woolly rhinos and sabre-toothed cats ruled our planet.

Deadly Dinosaurs

Steve is going large as he focuses on the biggest animals to have ever walked the earth. In his dino-den, he starts by meeting the Argentinosaurus, an animal so large that even its poo was deadly.

Deadly Dinosaurs

The Jurassic was home to the most vicious and violent predators the world has ever seen. To survive, herbivores had to fight back. Steve Backshall goes on a mission to track down the deadliest of all dinosaur defenders.

Deadly Dinosaurs

Steve tries to chomp through a car like a T. rex, wield an axe like an Allosaurus and hitch a ride in Britain's biggest tank to showcase the might of a Spinosaurus.

Deadly Dinosaurs

Steve gets freaky on a mission to find the weirdest dinosaur ever. He kick-starts with a Gigantoraptor, an 8-metre tall giant that laid the biggest eggs in history.

Deadly Dinosaurs

Steve discovers just what it takes to be a terror from the skies. He straps himself into one of Britain's fastest wind tunnels where he goes head-to-head against Microraptor.

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Deadly Dinosaurs

Steve travels to new depths as he discovers just what it takes to be an aquatic terror. His quest sees him rocket through water in spectacular style, just like an Ophthalmosaurus.

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Deadly Dinosaurs

Steve's on a mission to find dinosaurs that have something a little special: fearsome killers, with incredible abilities! Get ready for a sensory sensation! His quest sees him race in the dark like a Troodon.

Deadly Dinosaurs

Steve goes on an undercover mission to unearth the sneakiest dinosaurs that were far deadlier than they first appeared.

Deadly Dinosaurs

Steve Backshall is on the hunt for the most deadly animals to have ever walked the earth, dinosaurs. Steve goes on a mission to uncover what was deadlier than the dinosaurs, from monsoons and super-sized sandstorms to ballistic bacteria and gory gas.

Deadly Dinosaurs

Steve Backshall looks back at the most awesome experiments over the series and chooses his highlights.

Walking with Monsters: Life Before Dinosaurs

The evolution of the predators who lived 550 million years ago, and how the first amphibians migrated from sea to land.

Walking with Monsters: Life Before Dinosaurs

Three hundred million years ago, the forests were ruled by insects. This was a world in which giant dragonflies battled with two-foot-wide spiders.

Walking with Monsters: Life Before Dinosaurs

On the supercontinent Pangaea, early therapsids, creatures more similar to mammals than reptiles, fight for survival alongside other animals. In the carboniferous swamps, insects and arthropods take over and grow into giants.

Archaeology: A Secret History

Archaeologist Richard Miles presents a series charting the history of the breakthroughs and watersheds in our long quest to understand our ancient past.

Archaeology: A Secret History

Archaeologist Richard Miles shows how discoveries in the 18th and 19th centuries overturned ideas of when and where civilisation began, as empires competed to 'own' the past.

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Archaeology: A Secret History

Richard Miles shows how 20th-century attention turned from civilisation and kings to the search for the common man against a background of science and competing political ideologies.

Horizon

According to new evidence, the Woolly Mammoth went on roaming until about the time the Pyramids were built.

Walking with Dinosaurs

The life of the first reptilian carnivores on Earth, told through computer animation.

Walking with Dinosaurs

The Jurassic period saw the advent of the largest and strongest dinosaurs that ever roamed the Earth.

Walking with Dinosaurs

A look at the world as it was 149 million years ago - in the late Jurassic Period. The old continents have broken up and much of the land is under water. Huge shallow seas have supported a revolution in marine life.

Walking with Dinosaurs

With wings longer than those of a small plane, pterosaurs were the largest creatures ever known to have flown.

Walking with Dinosaurs

This programme looks at the Cretaceous period, 106 million years ago. Volcanic activity forces the continents apart, and dinosaurs diversify into a range of species to cope with environmental extremes.

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