Season 4

1. Jellyfish Invasion

2007-08-08

2. Science des chiens

2007-08-15

3. Ultimate Crocodile

2007-09-12

4. Science of Babies

2007-09-19

5. Mammoth Mystery

2007-10-07

6. Inside the Body Trade

2007-11-11

7. Ultimate Viper

2007-11-21

8. China's Secret Mummies

2007-12-02

In China, archaeologists unearth ancient mummies with European facial features, blond hair and blue eyes. Where did these Caucasians come? Four bodies, a scattering of clues, a mystery whose solution could rewrite history. National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence Spencer Wells, opens an ancient case of missing persons, using the latest advances in DNA technology to determine the origins of a group of enigmatic mummies found in western China. What he learns may change what we know about the world. The four individuals were part of a vanished world that existed in western China between 2600 and 4000 years ago - long before Marco Polo or the Silk Road. Yet these long-buried corpses look European and were found with tools that didn't exist yet in that part of the world. Who were they? Where did they come from? And how might they have affected the spread of culture and technology in prehistoric times?

9. Last Christians of Bethlehem

2007-12-09

10. Science of Evil

2008-01-09 · 60m

11. Testosterone Factor

2008-02-13

12. Alaska's Last Oil

2008-03-12

13. Shark Superhighway

2008-04-08

14. Tunnel to a Lost World

2008-06-03

15. Bog Mummies

2008-06-04

16. Science of Cats

2008-06-10

17. Gorilla Murders

2008-07-01

18. Finding Anastasia

2008-04-29

Did Romanov Princess Anastasia survive a Bolshevik firing squad or did she and her brother Crown Prince Alexis perish with their father, Tsar Nicholas II, before another firing squad in 1918? The chance find of human remains in a Siberian forest brings forensic anthropologist Dr.Anthony Falsetti to in search of the truth. Marshalling DNA, ballistics and the very latest forensic analysis, an international team works to dispel the greatest myth of the 20th century and tell a real story more remarkable than any fiction.