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14 Episodes 1998 - 1999
Episode 1
Thu, Oct 8, 1998
The program is about natural history of this invisible world: things that float in air around us, microbes live in dish cloth on kitchen counter, fungi under our fingernails, and visitors in saucer under a house plant.
Episode 2
Thu, Oct 15, 1998
There is a growing number of people who regard marijuana as a benign medicine.
Episode 3
Thu, Nov 5, 1998
Over last 200 years, prairie grasslands of North America have undergone a radical transformation.
Episode 4
Thu, Nov 26, 1998
A focus on Honduras and important link between this country, Mexico, US and Canada.
Episode 5
Thu, Dec 3, 1998
It is only recently that humans have become aware that animal communication is often elegant, elaborate and subtle.
Episode 6
Thu, Jan 21, 1999
Chimps are getting Hepatitis B and it is a serious health problem, which usually leads to death in species.
Episode 7
Thu, Jan 28, 1999
The domestic dog has a special place in human world. Is it by accident or design? All breeds of dogs trace their ancestry back to a common wolf-like creature lived some 12 thousand years ago.
Episode 8
Thu, Feb 11, 1999
Scoliosis or curvature of spine is found worldwide in about one out of every 10 people.
Episode 9
Thu, Feb 18, 1999
In some ways Mars is like Earth: there are clouds, wind, fog and frost. But it's also as cold as Antarctica.
Episode 10
Thu, Feb 25, 1999
What age group is fastest growing segment in our society? Teenagers, boomers, infants? Guess againcentenarians.
Episode 11
Thu, Mar 4, 1999
The Spanish flu reserved its special virulence not for children and elderly but for those in prime of life.
Episode 12
Thu, Mar 11, 1999
In 1956, Russian tanks rolled down streets of Budapest. Castro began fighting his way to power in Cuba and North American women kept house in an era known as baby boom.
Episode 13
45 mins
What is Canada's role in solar power? We're on leading edge of fuel cell development but what about wind and solar? Most of our national wind energy output can be assessed at one glance here on eastern slopes of Rockies.
Episode 14
Thu, Apr 15, 1999
What are your wonders of world? See what some experts have to offer as today's wonders of world.