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Eons (2017)

6 seasons · 246 episodesDocumentary2017

Join hosts Hank Green, Kallie Moore, and Blake de Pastino as they take you on a journey through the history of life on Earth. From the dawn of life in the Archaean Eon through the Mesozoic Era — the so-called “Age of Dinosaurs” -- right up to the end of the most recent Ice Age. The evolutionary history of mammals including humans and other modern species is explored with these amazing paleontology experts.

Creator
Hank Green
Network
PBS Digital Studios, YouTube
Country
United States
Language
English
First aired
June 26, 2017
Status
Returning

Cast

  • Kallie MooreSelf
  • Blake de PastinoSelf
  • Michelle Barboza-RamirezSelf
  • Hank GreenSelf

Episodes

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  1. Episode 1: How our deadliest parasite turned to the dark side10 min · Jan 11, 2022
  2. Episode 2: Primates vs Snakes (An Evolutionary Arms Race)10 min · Jan 19, 2022
  3. Episode 3: How the Rise of Social Insects Shrunk These Dinosaurs10 min · Jan 27, 2022
  4. Episode 4: How Vertebrates Got Teeth... And Lost Them Again10 min · Feb 8, 2022
  5. Episode 5: How Horses Went From Food To Friends10 min · Feb 16, 2022
  6. Episode 6: Why We Only Have Ten Toes (It's a Long Story)10 min · Feb 23, 2022
  7. Episode 7: Sharks nearly went extinct 19 million years ago #shorts1 min · Mar 2, 2022
  8. Episode 8: Dire wolves aren’t wolves at all #shorts1 min · Mar 3, 2022
  9. Episode 9: Could humans survive if they traveled back in time 3 billion years? #shorts1 min · Mar 4, 2022
  10. Episode 10: Some trees are more closely related to broccoli than to other trees #shorts1 min · Mar 7, 2022
  11. Episode 11: Human knees are the worst and we have evolution to thank for that #shorts1 min · Mar 8, 2022
  12. Episode 12: A crater in Turkmenistan has been on fire for about 50 years #shorts1 min · Mar 10, 2022
  13. Episode 13: When a Giant Pterosaur Ruled the European Islands10 min · Mar 15, 2022
  14. Episode 14: Only one human has been excavated from the La Brea Tar Pits #shorts1 min · Mar 17, 2022
  15. Episode 15: Could humans survive a giant space rock colliding with Earth 66 million years ago? #shorts1 min · Mar 18, 2022
  16. Episode 16: The Sudden Rise of the First Colossal Animal10 min · Mar 22, 2022
  17. Episode 17: The Tasmanian tiger is definitely extinct. So why do people keep report sightings of them? #shorts1 min · Mar 25, 2022
  18. Episode 18: The Extreme Hyenas That Didn't Last10 min · Mar 29, 2022
  19. Episode 19: Who forged one of the most famous fake fossils of all time? #shorts1 min · Mar 31, 2022
  20. Episode 20: After this bird went extinct the first time, evolution just hit replay #shorts1 min · Apr 4, 2022
  21. Episode 21: Someone lost the only fossil from what might’ve been the biggest dinosaur ever #shorts1 min · Apr 5, 2022
  22. Episode 22: Would you have survived the biggest mass extinction of all time? #shorts1 min · Apr 6, 2022
  23. Episode 23: An ancient insect trapped in amber has a parasitic mushroom erupting out of it? #shorts1 min · Apr 8, 2022
  24. Episode 24: How the Smallest Animal Got So Simple8 min · Apr 13, 2022
  25. Episode 25: We know a lot about dinosaurs but...what was the first dinosaur? #shorts1 min · Apr 14, 2022
  26. Episode 26: Why Sour May Be The Oldest Taste8 min · Apr 20, 2022
  27. Episode 27: The Ancient Human Species With A Missing Body10 min · Apr 27, 2022
  28. Episode 28: Are there dinosaur fossils in space? #shorts1 min · May 2, 2022
  29. Episode 29: Why don’t rabbits get really, really big? #shorts1 min · May 3, 2022
  30. Episode 30: An extinct human species was discovered deep within a cave system #shorts1 min · May 4, 2022
  31. Episode 31: When Ants Domesticated Fungi10 min · May 10, 2022
  32. Episode 32: The Curious Case of the Cave Lion9 min · May 17, 2022
  33. Episode 33: Is This The Oldest Dad In The Fossil Record?8 min · May 26, 2022
  34. Episode 34: Why did so many predators die at the Cleveland-Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry? #shorts1 min · May 27, 2022
  35. Episode 35: What is the most successful human species? #shorts1 min · May 31, 2022
  36. Episode 36: Sharks have antibacterial skin. Can we use that to save lives? #shorts1 min · Jun 1, 2022
  37. Episode 37: This Ice Age pup's last meal was a woolly rhino #shorts1 min · Jun 2, 2022
  38. Episode 38: What came first, the sabertooth or the cat? #shorts1 min · Jun 3, 2022
  39. Episode 39: How To Build A Woolly Mammoth (But Should We?)8 min · Jun 8, 2022
  40. Episode 40: Something Has Been Making This Mark For 500 Million Years11 min · Jun 15, 2022
  41. Episode 41: Giant Viruses Blur The Line Between Alive and Not10 min · Jun 29, 2022
  42. Episode 42: This new giant bacterium is visible to the naked eye #shorts1 min · Jul 6, 2022
  43. Episode 43: Another Spinosaurus study, another opportunity to debate if Spinosaurus was aquatic #shorts1 min · Jul 7, 2022
  44. Episode 44: There were dinosaurs with basically no arms at all, just hands! #shorts1 min · Jul 8, 2022
  45. Episode 45: When Giant Millipedes Reigned8 min · Jul 13, 2022
  46. Episode 46: How Plate Tectonics Transformed Los Angeles14 min · Jul 21, 2022
  47. Episode 47: Why Does Caffeine Exist?11 min · Jul 28, 2022
  48. Episode 48: This was the biggest earthquake humans ever experienced #shorts1 min · Aug 3, 2022
  49. Episode 49: Someone stole two of the most important documents in the history of science #shorts1 min · Aug 3, 2022
  50. Episode 50: You can thank evolution for flesh-eating bees #shorts1 min · Aug 5, 2022
  51. Episode 51: This is one of the oldest art workshops ever discovered! #shorts1 min · Aug 5, 2022
  52. Episode 52: Did An Ancient Pathogen Reshape Our Cells?9 min · Aug 11, 2022
  53. Episode 53: How Whale Evolution Kind Of Sucked11 min · Aug 18, 2022
  54. Episode 54: The Fungi That Turned Ants Into Zombies9 min · Aug 23, 2022
  55. Episode 55: Did you know that fossils can get sick? #shorts1 min · Aug 31, 2022
  56. Episode 56: A supervolcano in Idaho once caused a disaster 900 miles away. #shorts1 min · Sep 8, 2022
  57. Episode 57: A bunch of very important fossils disappeared during WWII. #shorts1 min · Sep 9, 2022
  58. Episode 58: Did this animal poop cubes? Giant cubes? #shorts1 min · Sep 13, 2022
  59. Episode 59: Are wisdom teeth a problem for us because of evolution? Or because of our development? #shorts1 min · Sep 14, 2022
  60. Episode 60: Our extinct relative was an ancient leopard’s lunch. #shorts1 min · Sep 16, 2022
  61. Episode 61: When did we start wearing clothes? #shorts1 min · Sep 17, 2022
  62. Episode 62: Did Megalodon go after whale faces specifically? #shorts1 min · Sep 22, 2022
  63. Episode 63: Where Did Water Come From?12 min · Sep 27, 2022
  64. Episode 64: Our Ancient Relative That Said 'No Thanks' To Life On Land10 min · Oct 4, 2022
  65. Episode 65: Imagine a cat's mouth fully covering up their saber teeth. #shorts1 min · Oct 5, 2022
  66. Episode 66: Darwin correctly predicted an animal existed without ever seeing it. #shorts1 min · Oct 7, 2022
  67. Episode 67: Neandertals weren’t dumb cavemen. In lots of ways, they were just like us. #shorts1 min · Oct 10, 2022
  68. Episode 68: Here are two ways to get a fossil species named after you. #shorts1 min · Oct 14, 2022

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