The world's oceans play a key role in regulating and redistributing heat, as well as storing large amounts of heat and carbon. Filmed in Ireland, this program investigates the Atlantic Ocean conveyor belt that moves warm water north and maintains Ireland’s mild climate and looks at research monitoring changes in the gulf stream. It introduces scientists at Ireland's Met Éireann research center who are using supercomputers to produce climate models....

This emotive documentary on cetaceans, featuring possibly the largest diversity ever seen on film, highlights new scientific discoveries about these whales, dolphins, and porpoises. With footage from over 100 filmmakers and input from over 25 scientists who work in this field, it examines their emotions, language, social organization, intelligence, and human interaction.

Learn all about the weather in this leveled reader! TIME for Kids helps young readers develop critical reading skills at any age and understand how to engage with the world around them. Have you ever wondered how rain drops form and fall from the sky? Or why some snowflakes stick to the ground while others melt away instantly? Or if the wind can be strong enough to blow buildings away? Learn the answers to these questions and more in this photo-filled...