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Horizon

Horizon tells amazing science stories and reveals worlds you've never seen before.

Horizon tells amazing science stories, unravels mysteries and reveals worlds you've never seen before.

Horizon: 2003-2004: The Big Chill

13/11/2003

The Big Chill

2003-2004

BBC Two - Horizon, 2003-2004, The Big Chill

Experts voice their concerns that Britain could develop a climate similar to Alaska.

Experts voice their concerns that the Gulf Stream, that vast current of water that keeps us warm, could be cut off, leading Britain to develop a climate similar to Alaska.

Experts voice their concerns that the Gulf Stream, that vast current of water that keeps us warm, could be cut off, leading Britain to develop a climate similar to Alaska. Our ports could be frozen over and ice storms could ravage the country. Discoveries and developments in Greenland, Russia, the Atlantic and the Arctic have fuelled fears that this climate catastrophe could happen within the next century - or even in 20 years' time. Horizon assesses the evidence.

Horizon: 2003-2004

BBC Two

BBC Two is a TV channel that started broadcasting on the 20th April 1964.

BBC Two is a lively channel of depth and substance, carrying a range of knowledge-building programming complemented by great drama, comedy and arts.

Series exploring topical scientific issues.

Thinking Skills

Children's educational programme designed to stretch young minds

Thinking Skills: Think About It: Mystery

16/11/2004

Think About It: Mystery

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Michael Underwood goes in search of the White Horse of Uffington carving.

Michael Underwood goes in search of the White Horse of Uffington carving, looking for clues to its origins and purpose.

Michael Underwood goes in search of the White Horse of Uffington carving, looking for clues to its origins and purpose, and considers the theories of local school children and experts alike.

Elephant Diaries

Wildlife series following the lives of a group of orphaned elephants in Kenya.

Wildlife series following the lives of a group of orphaned African bush elephants at a sanctuary in Kenya as they face some of the biggest challenges of their lives.

Elephant Diaries: Series 1: Episode 2

Episode 2

Series 1

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Has Naserian, a newly rescued baby, survived her first 24 hours at the Nairobi nursery?

Series about orphaned baby elephants at the David Shelrick Wildlife Trust in Kenya. Michaela Strachan finds out if a newly rescued baby has survived her first 24 hours.

Michaela finds out if Naserian, the newly rescued baby elephant, has survived her first 24 hours at the Nairobi nursery. In Tsavo, Jonathan gets up close and personal with the big matriarch Emily as the herd of 30 larger orphans comes face to face with a herd of wild elephants, and are visited by Dika, an enormous orphan bull that is now living wild. 

Back in Nairobi, Michaela follows the preparations for breaking up the nursery herd and moving their devoted mini-matriarch Wendi and five older babies to a brand new release site. As the move begins, Michaela's in the thick of the action when one of the baby elephants being transported has a panic attack in the back of a truck.

Elephant Diaries: Series 1

Series following a year in the life of a group of orphaned baby elephants in Kenya.

Michaela Strachan and Jonathan Scott follow a year in the life of a group of orphaned baby African bush elephants at a sanctuary in Kenya.

05/07/2005

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A young elephant panics as it is being transported to a release site.

The team check on newly rescued elephant Naserian's condition. Meanwhile, in Tsavo, Jonathan Scott keeps an eye on Emily and the larger orphans as they come face to face with a herd of wild elephants.

In Nairobi, the team check on newly rescued baby elephant Naserian's condition. Michaela Strachan follows preparations to move Wendi and five older babies to a new release site. But one young elephant panics as it is being transported.Meanwhile, in Tsavo, Jonathan Scott keeps an eye on Emily and the 30 larger orphans as they come face to face with a herd of wild elephants and are visited by Dika, an enormous orphan bull now living wild.

We follow a year in the life of a group of orphaned baby elephants in Kenya.

A year in the life of a group of orphaned baby elephants, rescued by the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Kenya.

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