Daily Dives
Daily Science Videos for Classrooms
Start every day with a trip to the frontlines of science, exploration, conservation, engineering, and adventure. Our Daily Dives bring the newest discoveries, breakthroughs, research, expeditions, technology, conservation stories, and more, into your classrooms.
Every weekday morning, we premiere a new 5-10 minute video, paired with a question so your students can dig deeper into the story. Many educators use our new Daily Dives to start their day or as an activity for students who finish early.
We want your students kept up to date with the people and stories pushing the boundaries of our knowledge and understanding of our planet and beyond!
Find all of our Daily Dives below and on our YouTube channel
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New Video Every school Day at 8am eastern time

Daily Dive # 276 | Meet 2025 Gairdner Award Winner Iva Greenwald

Daily Dive # 275 | Visiting a Gentoo Penguin Colony On the South Shetland Islands

Daily Dive # 274 | What is Interstellar Object 3I/ATLAS?

Daily Dive # 273 | Compliance Approval = Good Science at the Toronto Zoo

Daily Dive # 272 | Safeguarding Biodiversity Through Cryogenics at the Toronto Zoo

Daily Dive # 271 | Sexing Eastern Massasauga Rattle Snake Sheds at the Toronto Zoo

Daily Dive # 270 | Eastern Loggerhead Shrike Breeding Program at the Toronto Zoo

Daily Dive # 269 | Mapping Bat Habitat Through Acoustic Monitoring at the Toronto Zoo

Daily Dive # 268 | Blanding’s Turtle Headstarting Program at the Toronto Zoo

Daily Dive # 267 | Uncovering the Stone Tools of Our Ancestors in Kenya

Daily Dive # 266 | Possible Tool Use By Wolves Recorded for the First Time

Daily Dive # 265 | Should We Be Working to Create Mirror Life?

Daily Dive # 264 | Discovering Australia’s Heaviest Insect

Daily Dive # 263 | Filming Out There: A Celebration of US National Park
Daily Dive # 262 | Meet Ingenious+ Year 3 National Winner Yasmine Ben Arous
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