LIFE - Can't Miss Scenes | Behind the Scenes

LIFE - Can't Miss Scenes | Behind the Scenes LIFE airs Sundays at 8PM E/P. For more LIFE sneak peeks, visit: go.discovery.com From South African Bullfrog fights to the Humpback Whale mating battle, each episode of LIFE is packed with amazing scenes you won't want to miss.

Life - Firsts | Behind the Scenes Life premieres Sunday, March 21st at 8pm E/P. For more Life Sneak Peeks, visit: go.discovery.com "Life" producers offer a behind-the-scenes look at some of the first ever filmed animal and plant behaviors.

Life- Behind the Scenes | Komodos Get a look behind the scenes of Life and Komodo dragons. go.discovery.com

Life - Technology and Innovation | Behind the Scenes Watch the premiere of Life on Sunday, March 21st at 8pm E/P, only on Discovery! For more Life Sneak Peeks, visit: go.discovery.com To show people things that they've never seen before, LIFE's filmmakers had to find new and innovative ways of using technology.

Life - Background and Research | Behind the Scenes Watch the premiere of Life on Sunday, March 21st at 8pm E/P, only on Discovery! For more Life Sneak Peeks, visit: go.discovery.com Each scene in LIFE has a hero, a challenge and a solution, a story structure that required extensive background research to get right.

Life - Creating the Life Series | Behind the Scenes Watch the premiere of Life on Sunday, March 21st at 8pm E/P, only on Discovery! For more Life Sneak Peeks, visit: go.discovery.com LIFE is a massive television event showcasing extraordinary animal behavior. If Planet Earth was the stage, LIFE is about the lives of the actors.

Why Can't We Look at the Sun? www.discoverynews.comyou've probably always heard that it's not safe to look at the sun. This week Kasey-Dee Gardner finds out why are eyes are naturally sensitive to sun light.

Why Can't We Look at the Sun? www.discoverynews.comYou've probably always heard that it's not safe to look at the sun. This week Kasey-Dee Gardner finds out why our eyes are naturally sensitive to sun light.

Why the Human Brain Can't Multitask Complete video at: fora.tv Nicholas Carr, author of The Shallows: What the Internet Is Doing to Our Brains, explains why the human brain struggles to process information that is presented "with the intensity and the quantity and the speed we find ourselves surrounded by today." Revising the 1956 psychology paper, "The Magical Number Seven," Carr explains that our working memory - everything comprising the consciousness at a given moment - can only hold between two and four items at a time. ----- The Ideas Economy: Information is a fresh look at knowledge management for the information age. The Economist will bring together theorists, strategists, and innovators who understand how to harness data to create value and advance individual, corporate, and social good. To view the full version of any video featured in this playlist, visit: fora.tv A former executive editor of the Harvard Business Review, Nicholas Carr writes and speaks on technology, business, and culture. A prolific and nimble thought leader, Mr Carr has written more than a dozen articles and interviews for Harvard Business Review and writes regularly for the Financial Times, Strategy and Business, and The Guardian. Nick's newest book, The Shallows: What the Internet is Doing to Our Brains, examines the intellectual and social consequences of the Internet. It has received unprecedented international acclaim and has been reviewed in all major news publications. Mr Carr has served as a commentator on CNBC, CNN <b>...</b>

LIFE - Filming the Humpback Whale Heat Run | Behind the Scenes "Mammals," premieres Sunday, March 28, 8PM e/p. For more LIFE sneak peeks, visit: go.discovery.com "Life" cameraman Roger Munns takes us behind the scenes of the incredible humpback whale mating contest called the "heat run."