An uncommon immersive experience with unique 360° views of the different phases of an astronaut's training.

Lions, cheetahs, caracals and servals. These four African cats are both emblematic and under threat. Faced with their decline, a number of initiatives have sprung up.

While snow spontaneously evokes beauty and poetry in our collective minds, it is more crucial to our biodiversity than we might imagine. Today, snow is threatened by globlal warming. Will it continue to sprinkle our winters?

This second season of “China's Wild Empire” takes us back to the heart of China's sumptuous, unexplored territories, to meet four rare and fascinating species.

Glossy and delicate? Hummingbirds are way more than that!

An extraordinary archaeological dig revealing mysterious sarcophagi buried under the world-famous cathedral.

Australia, Spain, Brazil and the USA, they all host treasures of biodiversity in perpetual movement: The seasonal wetlands.

What’s behind the flawless looks and frozen smiles of hostesses? Let’s take a behind-the-scenes look at a precarious, sexist and discriminatory workplace.

It has been 50 years since man has stepped on the moon. Today, we are preparing to go back... But this time, to stay!

Playing games, doing drugs or having sex: what if animals do it just for fun?

An anticipation of our planet’s ecosystem’s fate in 25 million, 250 million and 1 billion years.

Underwater heatwaves ravage oceans in silence, decimating entire species and battering coastal cities with storms. Let's climb aboard Jules Verne's Nautilus and revisit the underwater landscape 150 years on, to better grasp the climate change impact on marine life.

With climate change, potato production has fallen significantly. What does the future hold for this crucial global foodstuff?

The discovery of a fossil tooth allows us to recreate a species of ichthyosaur that would be the largest animal ever to have lived on Earth: it serves as a starting point for a palaeontological investigation that reconstructs the anatomy and biology of these extinct Leviathans.

Bats have a bad reputation, and yet they are particularly useful for biodiversity! Some of them are even on the brink of extinction, to the indifference of the general public. Scientists are trying to lift the veil on the last mysteries surrounding these bats.

Faced with a lack of donors, science is now considering transplanting an animal organ into a human, a prowess already achieved in 2023 in the US, where a man received a heart from a genetically modified pig.

With recent discoveries of natural hydrogen deposits all over the world, the burning question is: can hydrogen be THE solution for the energy transition?

A film about the devouring passion of the Sun King and his successors for the horse, revealing its role in the staging of royal and imperial power through architecture and the arts.