Episode 30
23 min
The snowy owl
At Montreal Airport, close to the tundra, Joanie has an opportunity to spot a snowy owl. Geneviève, biologist and wildlife officer, studies the species' movements in order to keep it away from the runways.
Episode 29
23 min
Life in winter
What do animals do in winter? Thanks to the trail cameras installed deep in the forest, Joanie is able to observe deer, squirrels and Canadian lynx.
Episode 28
23 min
The white-tailed deer
To study white-tailed deer at close quarters, Joanie begins her safari in autumn, in the Laurentians. During periods of heavy snow, she was able to observe that the deer had moved to a different area.
Episode 27
23 min
The wood duck
Joanie takes to the water by kayak to observe wood duck in their natural habitat. Then she visits a wetland to help in protecting the species during the breeding season.
Episode 26
23 min
Migratory birds
In Tadoussac, Joanie tries to count the number of migratory bird species present. She then heads to Montérégie to release a bird ready to resume its migration.
The bubbly nature-lover Joanie Lamoureux sets off on a series of expeditions on the roads, footpaths and waterways of Quebec to find out all there is to know about the wild animals that live there!
Since the great cataclysm, the Arkadians have lived deep in the centre of the Earth. Up until the day when their mysterious sun, Shagma, falls sick. They decide to send a distress call to the children on Earth, with Arkana as messenger, accompanied by Bob, Rebecca and Spartakus, underworld heroes.
One thousand years have passed since the transformation of the continents into archipelagos, but Wakfu, one of the energies that created the world, is still severely disrupted. In the middle of the chaos, the young Yugo, with mysterious origins and magical powers, sets off to find his family.
Educational videos created as part of the "When microbes come to school" project and the "Service Learning" programme deployed by the Neuchâtel University Biological Institute. The scientific content has been developed by the students themselves, with help and support from their teachers.
