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Deep Look
Short PBS and KQED science films that explore animals, ecosystems, insects, and other natural-history mysteries up close.
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Be Smart
PBS Digital Studios science videos answering everyday questions about biology, physics, Earth, climate, and the universe.

Michigan Learning Channel
Michigan Learning Channel provides on-demand educational programs, family learning resources, literacy and math shows, DIY science videos, and selected Spanish and Arabic content through its website and YouTube channel.

Science! KIDS
A PBS science series for children with fun experiments and science explanations from experts at the Orlando Science Center.

PBS Science U
PBS Science U is a youth science-literacy program from WPSU and Penn State that aims to educate and inspire young people through scientific knowledge and critical thinking.

PBS Eons
PBS science videos about the history of life on Earth, evolution, fossils, ancient animals, and deep time.

PBS Space Time
PBS Digital Studios explainers about astrophysics, space, cosmology, quantum mechanics, and the possibilities beyond Earth.

PBS LearningMedia
A free library of curriculum-aligned videos, interactives, lesson plans, and discussion prompts for teachers and learners from pre-K through high school.

PBS Terra
PBS science and nature shows about Earth systems, climate, wildlife, technology, and the changing planet.

PBS Documentaries
PBS Digital Studios documentary films and short-form reporting about science, history, society, culture, and real-world issues.
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