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

French Daily Dives

Daily Dives are filmed in English, you can select a Daily Dive and turn on French subtitles when it opens in YouTube

English Daily Dives

New Video Every school Day at 8am eastern time

Daily Dive # 284 | Rescuing Flying-Fox Pups in Sydney’s Centennial Park

When filming grey-headed flying-foxes at Lachlan Swamp in Sydney's Centennial Park we ran into Sandra Guy, a volunteer with Sydney…
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Daily Dive # 283 | Protecting Nigeria’s Pangolins

Meet Charles Emogor, a biodiversity conservationist using machine learning to study patterns of poaching in Sub-Saharan African national parks. Charles…
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Daily Dive # 282 | Winter Owl Watching In Southern Ontario

It won't be long until owls from the Arctic start making their way to Southern Ontario to spend the winter.…
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Daily Dive # 281 | Minimizing Bat Deaths From Wind Turbines

Meet Winifred Frick, chief scientist at the nonprofit Bat Conservation International. Millions of bats are killed by wind turbine strikes…
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Daily Dive # 280 | Proving Bees Can Process Time

Meet doctoral student Alex Davidson and his supervisor Elisabetta Versace, a senior lecturer in psychology at Queen Mary University of…
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Daily Dive # 279 | Meet 2025 Gairdner Award Winner Gary Struhl

The Canada Gairdner Awards celebrate the world’s best biomedical and global health researchers through annual prestigious awards. He's being honoured…
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Daily Dive # 278 | Cloud-9: First Discovery of a Failed Galaxy

Meet Andrew Fox, he's an astronomer at the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore. He's looking at the recent discovery…
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Daily Dive # 277 | Meet 2025 NASA Astronaut Candidate Adam Furhmann

Meet Adam Furhmann, he was selected as one of NASA’s 10 new astronaut candidates following a competitive selection process of…
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Daily Dive # 276 | Meet 2025 Gairdner Award Winner Iva Greenwald

Iva is being honoured for pioneering work on the Notch signalling pathway, which has significantly contributed to our understanding of…
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Daily Dive # 275 | Visiting a Gentoo Penguin Colony On the South Shetland Islands

Meet Roxanne Beltran, she's a marine biologist and assistant professor at UC Santa Cruz. We caught up with Roxanne Beltran…
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Daily Dive # 274 | What is Interstellar Object 3I/ATLAS?

Meet Shane Byrne, he's the HiRISE principal investigator and a professor at the University of Arizona's Lunar and Planetary Laboratory.…
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Daily Dive # 273 | Compliance Approval = Good Science at the Toronto Zoo

The Toronto Zoo maintains high-level compliance through accreditation from the CAZA (Canada's Accredited Zoos and Aquariums) and the Association of…
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Daily Dive # 272 | Safeguarding Biodiversity Through Cryogenics at the Toronto Zoo

The Toronto Zoo is home to the most diverse wildlife cryobank in Canada—preserving the building blocks of life to protect…
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Daily Dive # 271 | Sexing Eastern Massasauga Rattle Snake Sheds at the Toronto Zoo

It's not easy to determine the sex of rattlesnakes. Using skin sheds of these snakes, the zoo is able to…
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Daily Dive # 270 | Eastern Loggerhead Shrike Breeding Program at the Toronto Zoo

Since 1991, efforts have been made to restore suitable habitat and, through captive-breeding programs, to release young birds back into…
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