A new year means new episodes of The Nature of Things! It also means a new YouTube channel for television's longest-running science and nature program.&nbsp;

Subscribe now for brand-new episodes every week, plus older episodes, incredible moments from the show and science and nature documentary shorts – plus fun extras with hosts&nbsp; Anthony Morgan and Sarika Cullis-Suzuki.

Meet the new hosts of The Nature of Things: Sarika Cullis-Suzuki and Anthony Morgan

The pair describe getting the job as ‘a huge, huge shock’ and ‘the most surreal thing in the world’

Sarika and Anthony stand next to each other, smiling, on a beach in Vancouver. They're both wearing black jackets, it's been raining and their jackets are wet.

Sarika Cullis-Suzuki and Anthony Morgan are excited to bring their unique perspectives and curiosity to The Nature of Things, TV's longest-running science series. Cullis-Suzuki is a marine biologist by training; her life and work are devoted to science, conservation, and communication. Morgan has spent the last 20 years working in multiple fields across science communication to show people the power science has to transform human lives for the better. 

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This season, Sarika gets the low-down on teenagers, Anthony explores the science of sweat and they both investigate what ultra-processed foods might be doing to our bodies. Plus, learn how humans can live in harmony with the Earth in our beautiful four-part series 

As always, you'll meet leading scientists and researchers, see tons of incredible wildlife footage and find fresh perspectives on how science and conservation can help shape a better, more sustainable future.

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