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Orcas can coordinate hunts involving as many as 50 individuals, using complex strategies to capture prey like seals and great white sharks.
Ketamine, an anesthetic with hallucinogenic properties, is explored for its potential in treating depression and its connections to artistic inspiration.
52 mosquito bites cover one hand as Hamilton Morris and his team search for a hallucinogenic frog in the Amazon while facing federal scrutiny.
A 30-gallon water heater is modified to mimic an old, neglected model, leading to a dramatic test of whether it can launch like a rocket.
The excavation of a medieval well in Norwich reveals 17 skeletons, prompting forensic analysis to determine the causes of death among these individuals.
Watch Mythbusters Test Wilderness Tire Fix and investigate the Flaming Reel phenomenon.
In a test of survival skills, the Mythbusters team constructs a raft from duct tape and bamboo to evaluate its buoyancy and durability in open water.
Lightning strikes in China and Thailand lead to discussions on survival and viral video authenticity, featuring insights from Professor Diana Pasulka and Dr. Deanna Hence.
Three experiments test whether an avalanche can be triggered by sound, including yodeling and a sonic whip, in the Sierra Nevada mountains.
Homer Simpson's ability to stop a 5000lb wrecking ball with his body is tested by the MythBusters team through a series of scientific experiments.
Mythbusters tests toilet myths and earthquake survival in an exciting adventure tackling hygiene.
Ariane 5, Europe's most reliable rocket, plays a crucial role in transporting satellites into space, supported by a vast network of aerospace professionals.
The big bang is theorized to be the origin of space, matter, and time, raising questions about the concept of creation from nothing.
Sloths, native to Central and South America, exhibit unique biological traits that influence their slow metabolism and lifestyle in tropical forests.
Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman test if an airplane propeller can shred through metal fuselage.
The Northern Gyre in the Pacific Ocean reveals a vast accumulation of plastic waste, creating a toxic environment that poses significant ecological threats.
Dedicated teams of engineers restore historic military aircraft, including a crashed Biggin Hill Spitfire and a Westland Wessex helicopter, showcasing their expertise and commitment.
113 skeletons, all male, were found in 10 mass graves near York, prompting an investigation into their deaths during the English Civil War.
A Spitfire wrecked in a crash two years ago is being rebuilt by engineers at the Heritage Hanger, aiming to return it to the skies.
Weighing 390 tons fully loaded, the Antonov 124 can transport cargo weighing up to 120 tons across thousands of kilometers.
Astronauts Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins participate in water egress training in the Gulf of Mexico on May 24, 1969.
Fifteen unconventional science experiments, including using sound to extinguish fire and hypnotizing individuals, challenge the limits of logic and scientific understanding.
A tornado in Moore, Oklahoma, killed 24 people, injured 377, and caused over $2 billion in property damage.
The praying mantis, known for its predatory skills, is examined through various footage and research contributions from experts like Jordi Woerts and Newcastle University.
Solar panels, bananas, axes, and platinum rings are examined for their production processes and the science behind their functionality.
MythBusters test if extreme heat can cook shrimp mid-air using 3 million BTUs.
150 miles is the diameter of asteroid 16 Psyche, a unique metal body that two new robotic probes will study to learn about the solar system's formation.
MythBusters tests if Walter White's machine gun rig from Breaking Bad could work in real life.
Join the thrilling waters of the South Pacific to navigate shark-filled depths and study reef predators.
Underwater predators, including great white sharks, barracuda, and moray eels, exhibit extreme adaptations for hunting and survival in the ocean's ecosystem.
Forensic investigators analyze a torso wrapped in bubble wrap, leading to a DNA breakthrough that reveals the killer's medical expertise and links to a notorious murder case.
Chad and Wendle spend 30 minutes inside an underwater cavern, searching for evidence of a hidden treasure beneath Blind Frog Ranch in Utah.
One French scientist, Sadi Carnot, discovered the laws of thermodynamics in the 19th century, which explain how heat engines operate efficiently.
Female killers manipulate those around them, revealing the disturbing truths behind their crimes and the impact on victims and communities.
Nick Nirut continues his search for a mysterious snake in Kanjanaburi, exploring limestone caves and engaging with park rangers about local wildlife.
A blindfolded driver navigates a course using only verbal instructions in a series of experiments that also test golf myths inspired by Caddyshack.
In arid deserts, creatures like the Tiger beetle, caracal, and the world's fastest chameleon rely on speed to survive extreme conditions and evade predators.
Mythbusters tests if third-person perspective improves real-life shooting skills.
This compilation reveals deadly love triangles and obsession-fueled betrayals in true crime cases.
A skeleton discovered in a medieval burial ground in Ipswich may provide evidence of an African presence in 13th-century England.
Paper recycling saves 17 trees per ton, while mobile cranes can lift 3,000 tons and cost up to 6.3 million pounds, highlighting industrial efficiency.
Bungee jumping from 100 feet, the Mythbusters team tests the feasibility of apple bobbing in an extreme sports setting, challenging traditional gameplay.
Carnivorous animals employ various strategies, including hunting, tracking, and territory claiming, to survive in the competitive dynamics of the wild.
A wolf's howl can project up to six miles, serving as a vital communication tool for hunting and maintaining pack cohesion.
Mythbusters debunks Hollywood driving myths and tests cinematic car stunts in this episode.
A geothermal drilling project in Lockvilla causes the ground to swell, leading to significant structural damage and cracks in homes throughout the town.
Many products like the Jeep and Memory Foam have origins in war and space exploration.
This Deadly Women episode features cases of female predators, including the Jasper Thomas shooting.
