Richard Hammond explores how engineers decided elephants might be able to help rescue trapped miners.

Richard Hammond explores how computers could be quicker by taking a lesson from birds.

Richard Hammond explores how a husky can help us keep our cool.

Richard Hammond explores how one tiny butterfly could help protect electronic equipment.

Richard Hammond explores how scientists found the next best thing to a spider's web under the sea.

Richard Hammond explores how we can help jet pilots by studying giraffes.

Richard Hammond explores how bats might revolutionise life for the visually impaired.

Richard Hammond explores how a seal's whiskers can help a truck drive itself.

Richard Hammond looks at how scientists designed the Super Aviator submarine by watching vultures.

Richard Hammond explores how scientists might design the ultimate crash helmet by studying one small bird, the woodpecker.