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The ERA Video Streaming Platform | Primary Science

Animals Including Humans

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Human body systems

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Rods, cones & 3D vision | James May's Things You Need to Know

Rods, cones & 3D vision | James May's Things You Need to Know

BBC Two | 2011 | 2'05''

James May asks the big questions about his body. Why are we made like this? In this clip, he explores cones, ro...

Light receptors | Inside the Human Body

Light receptors | Inside the Human Body

BBC Two | 2021 | 3'36''

There are two types of light receptors within the retina responsible for detecting and processing light: the rods and the cones.

How the body keeps warm in cold environments | Inside the Human Body

How the body keeps warm in cold environments | Inside the Human Body

BBC One | 2011 | 1'36''

Using state-of-the-art graphics, Michael Mosley shows what happens in our bodies when we get cold.

What happens when you get a cold? | James May's Things You Need to Know

What happens when you get a cold? | James May's Things You Need to Know

BBC Two | 2011 | 2'06''

James May asks the big questions about his body. Why are we made like this? In this clip, he explains...

The role of T cells and antibodies when fighting an infection | Inside the Human Body

The role of T cells and antibodies when fighting an infection | Inside the Human Body

BBC One | 2011 | 3'08''

Using state-of-the-art graphics, Michael Mosley explains what happens when a virus ente...

An introduction to phagocytes | Inside the Human Body

An introduction to phagocytes | Inside the Human Body

BBC One | 2011 | 1'41''

Michael Mosley looks at how white blood cells, called phagocytes, fight bacteria inside our blood.

The life cycle of a red blood cell | Inside the Human Body

The life cycle of a red blood cell | Inside the Human Body

BBC One | 2011 | 3'14''

Using state-of-the-art graphics, Michael Mosley shows the journey of a red blood cell through the body.

S03E01E1: Blood | Brain Freeze

S03E01E1: Blood | Brain Freeze

CBBC | 2017 | 4'15''

Knowles and McCork ask the question 'How does my heart keep beating?'

S02E10: Crying | Brain Freeze

S02E10: Crying | Brain Freeze

CBBC | 2016 | 4'10''

Knowles and McCork ask 'Why do we cry?' and learn how we shed tears.

Blood Vessels | Bitesize Science

Blood Vessels | Bitesize Science

CBBC | 2021 | 35''

A short guide on blood vessels in the body.

The circulatory system | Bitesize Science

The circulatory system | Bitesize Science

CBBC | 2021 | 47''

A short guide on the circulatory system.

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Teeth and digestion

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03: Mary Ploppins, Magnets and Sorting Your Bits Out | Horrible Science

03: Mary Ploppins, Magnets and Sorting Your Bits Out | Horrible Science

CBBC | 2025 | 25'26''

Mary Ploppins soothes those digestive ills, Dr Big Brain tries banana power, and Einstein reacts to T...

How food and oxygen combine to provide energy to work the body | Inside the Human Body

How food and oxygen combine to provide energy to work the body | Inside the Human Body

BBC One | 2011 | 2'03''

Using state-of-the-art graphics, Michael Mosley explains what happens to food inside o...

S03E15: Digestion | Brain Freeze

S03E15: Digestion | Brain Freeze

CBBC | 2017 | 4'38''

Knowles and McCork explore the digestive system of Colin the floor manager.

S03E14: Taste | Brain Freeze

S03E14: Taste | Brain Freeze

CBBC | 2017 | 4'19''

Knowles and McCork ask 'Why do we make saliva while we eat?'

S03E05: Teeth | Brain Freeze

S03E05: Teeth | Brain Freeze

CBBC | 2017 | 4'16''

Knowles and McCork ask the question 'Why do we have baby teeth?'

Don’t Panic About Puberty | Operation Ouch!

Don’t Panic About Puberty | Operation Ouch!

Animals Including Humans | CBBC | 2016 | 28'10''

In this special episode, Dr Chris and Dr Xand take a look at what happens to your body, and why, when you reach puberty.

07: Fartenheimer, the Water Cycle and 206 Bones | Horrible Science

07: Fartenheimer, the Water Cycle and 206 Bones | Horrible Science

Animals Including Humans | CBBC | 2025 | 25'40''

Science goes too far in Fartenheimer, music goes too far in Heads, Shoulders, Knees, Toes and All the othe...

00: Goes Back in Time | Operation Ouch!

00: Goes Back in Time | Operation Ouch!

Animals Including Humans | CBBC | 2014 | 28'31''

Dr Chris and Dr Xand turn back the clock and look at what medicine was like in the First World War. They meet a Paralympian runner wh...

S01E04: You Could Turn Into a Giant? | Hey You, What If?

S01E04: You Could Turn Into a Giant? | Hey You, What If?

Animals Including Humans | CBBC | 2020 | 5'01''

Find out why turning into a huge giant would be no fairy tale.

S02E05: Harvest | Brain Freeze

S02E05: Harvest | Brain Freeze

Animals Including Humans | CBBC | 2016 | 4'03''

Knowles and McCork ask 'Can carrots turn me orange?'

S01E02: Haircut | Brain Freeze

S01E02: Haircut | Brain Freeze

Animals Including Humans | CBBC | 2014 | 4'16''

Knowles and McCork ask why a haircut doesn't hurt.

S01E06: Dreaming | Brain Freeze

S01E06: Dreaming | Brain Freeze

Animals Including Humans | CBBC | 2014 | 4'16''

Knowles and McCork ask, why do we dream?

S02E13: Beards | Brain Freeze

S02E13: Beards | Brain Freeze

Animals Including Humans | CBBC | 2016 | 3'59''

Knowles and McCork find out why girls can't grow beards and what would happen if a man never shaved.

S03E13: Atoms | Brain Freeze

S03E13: Atoms | Brain Freeze

Animals Including Humans | CBBC | 2017 | 4'10''

The crack TV science team investigate how many atoms there are in our bodies.

Can I avoid bedtime? | The Ministry of Curious Stuff

Can I avoid bedtime? | The Ministry of Curious Stuff

Animals Including Humans | CBBC | 2012 | 5'44''

Vic Reeves finds out if its possible not to sleep and why is it important.

The process of healing a wound | Inside the Human Body

The process of healing a wound | Inside the Human Body

Animals Including Humans | BBC One | 2011 | 3'52''

Using state-of-the-art graphics, Michael Mosley illustrates what happens inside the body in response to a wound or inj...

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