In the second part of this video on the Frankfurt silver inscription, various experts explain why this find is so special.

Femi is very worried about being taken away from his foster family. The young detectives stay on the case to expose Antonia's story for the lie that it is.

A fascinating video about some unusual archaeological finds in the Rhine-Main area, dating from the late Roman era.

Kira's interference blows the whole thing wide open, leading to Mr. Schulze's suspension.

The "Victoria" was the first four-wheeled vehicle to be produced by automotive pioneer Karl Benz. Now, the world's oldest roadworthy automobile is set to hit the road again. As with any old used car, the big question was: Will it pass the vehicle inspection?

While Antonia increases the pressure on Mr. Schulze, the young detectives look for ways to get to her phone.

In the fourth part of this series on the Swiss wilderness, we find ourselves at Lake Maggiore in southern Ticino. Here, there are enormous catfish and bright green tree frogs.

Our young detectives find out that Antonia is blackmailing Tayo's father.

The Swiss wilderness boasts a variety of climate zones, flora, and fauna. There are raccoons, and at Lake Lugano, there are even some hoopoes.

The Peppercorns are back again!
In the first part of this new episode, a student is trying to blackmail Mr. Schulze in order to get a better grade. Nele is temporarily in the same class as her brother and Tayo, who is also Mr. Schulze's foster son.

What species can you encounter in the Swiss mountains in spring? How does the landscape change at different altitudes? Watch this clip to gain some wonderful insights into a unique natural paradise.

In addition to wolves, badgers, and eagles, there are now lynxes roaming Switzerland once again!

To understand the impact of climate change on Germany's weather, meteorologist Sven Plöger accompanies researchers to Greenland's dramatic landscapes.

In the second part of the video, Galileo reveals five secrets about airplanes and answers a few questions you may have asked yourself whenever you have taken a flight.

You check in, board, find your seat, and off you go! Everyone's familiar with the routine. But why do the crew always greet you as you board the plane? And what's the purpose of that tiny hole in the windows?