human beings

A mixture of animation and live footage serves as a background for a narrated introduction to the history of the creation of the earth, the origin of life, and the evolution of the many species including early man.

Presents a variety of infographics and charts detailing facts about the human world, including types of technology used and how much food we consume every day. Includes a glossary and additional reading sources.

Examines the environmental factors that contributed to the history of human life. Discusses the development of human societies on different continents and how they were affected by domestication of wild plants and animals. Reviews localized origins of farming, herding, and food production.

An illustrated collection of twenty nursery rhymes about people.

Explores the history of civilization and the effect humans have on nature.

Uses paleoanthropology, interviews, museum exhibitions and science fiction to explore seven ancestral fossils from four continents and how they have become famous amongst the hundreds of fossils discovered.

Tink is captured by a human. It's up to Vidia and the other fairies to rescue her.

A companion to the celebrated scientist's popular podcast and National Geographic Channel series combines the subjects of his favorite talks with comprehensive fun facts, thought-provoking sidebars, and vivid imagery.

What's the body's largest organ? Why do you need a liver? How does the eye see? It's time to wise up about the human body.

Tells the story of a lonely man in southeastern France whose lifetime work is the planting of one hundred acorns.