Outdoor Channel (HD) Schedule, Today (Singapore)

Ivan Carter learns the truth about what happens when lions and humans live side by side in Africa.

Little children: they walk through the Kenyan savanna, each day a journey full of adventure and dangers. But for those who come here for schooling it`s an ordinary way to school thirst, hunger and wild dangerous animals all around.

This time on River Hunters, presenter Rick Edwards and river detectorist Beau Ouimette tackle the mighty River Ouse in Yorkshire, hunting for evidence of Britain's most notorious sea-fairing raiders - the Vikings.

Coral Sea Dreaming enters into the very heart of life - and death - on a coral reef. The film follows a story that spans 500 million years and stars some of the most exotic and wondrous marine creatures on earth. Coral is the planets greatest natural architect, and coral reefs boast the highest biodiversity of any ecosystem. We meet thousands of reef inhabitants, from ancient turtles to feeding sharks, adorable pygmy seahorses and savage sea slugs, witness a manta ray ballet and courting octo...

The utility of plants in regulating our environment is paramount but their aesthetics shouldn't be underestimated. The notion that we first eat with our eyes extends to our relationship with plants. Weird and wonderful or just plain unassuming, plants seem set out to wit and to woo us, a giant frond waving our way, flowers that open only at 4 p.m. Further testament to the uncanny nature of nature, the personalities of plant parents seem to mirror their plant children and vice versa – a plant ...

Should farming be offered as curriculum in Singapore schools? As the creation of the metaverse gathers pace, the chasm between the digital and the natural world will only widen. What can growing wild offer? “A lot of people actually think that you are taking care of the plants but actually, they are taking care of us.” Plant otaku. Gather your succulents, rally your papayas, and make a date with your favourite gardening hoe. In the final episode of Growing Wild, we get dirty. And we are doing...

Ivan Carter learns the truth about what happens when lions and humans live side by side in Africa.

Little children: they walk through the Kenyan savanna, each day a journey full of adventure and dangers. But for those who come here for schooling it`s an ordinary way to school thirst, hunger and wild dangerous animals all around.

This time on River Hunters, presenter Rick Edwards and river detectorist Beau Ouimette tackle the mighty River Ouse in Yorkshire, hunting for evidence of Britain's most notorious sea-fairing raiders - the Vikings.

Coral Sea Dreaming enters into the very heart of life - and death - on a coral reef. The film follows a story that spans 500 million years and stars some of the most exotic and wondrous marine creatures on earth. Coral is the planets greatest natural architect, and coral reefs boast the highest biodiversity of any ecosystem. We meet thousands of reef inhabitants, from ancient turtles to feeding sharks, adorable pygmy seahorses and savage sea slugs, witness a manta ray ballet and courting octo...

The utility of plants in regulating our environment is paramount but their aesthetics shouldn't be underestimated. The notion that we first eat with our eyes extends to our relationship with plants. Weird and wonderful or just plain unassuming, plants seem set out to wit and to woo us, a giant frond waving our way, flowers that open only at 4 p.m. Further testament to the uncanny nature of nature, the personalities of plant parents seem to mirror their plant children and vice versa – a plant ...

Should farming be offered as curriculum in Singapore schools? As the creation of the metaverse gathers pace, the chasm between the digital and the natural world will only widen. What can growing wild offer? “A lot of people actually think that you are taking care of the plants but actually, they are taking care of us.” Plant otaku. Gather your succulents, rally your papayas, and make a date with your favourite gardening hoe. In the final episode of Growing Wild, we get dirty. And we are doing...

Ivan Carter learns the truth about what happens when lions and humans live side by side in Africa.

Little children: they walk through the Kenyan savanna, each day a journey full of adventure and dangers. But for those who come here for schooling it`s an ordinary way to school thirst, hunger and wild dangerous animals all around.

This time on River Hunters, presenter Rick Edwards and river detectorist Beau Ouimette tackle the mighty River Ouse in Yorkshire, hunting for evidence of Britain's most notorious sea-fairing raiders - the Vikings.

Coral Sea Dreaming enters into the very heart of life - and death - on a coral reef. The film follows a story that spans 500 million years and stars some of the most exotic and wondrous marine creatures on earth. Coral is the planets greatest natural architect, and coral reefs boast the highest biodiversity of any ecosystem. We meet thousands of reef inhabitants, from ancient turtles to feeding sharks, adorable pygmy seahorses and savage sea slugs, witness a manta ray ballet and courting octo...

The utility of plants in regulating our environment is paramount but their aesthetics shouldn't be underestimated. The notion that we first eat with our eyes extends to our relationship with plants. Weird and wonderful or just plain unassuming, plants seem set out to wit and to woo us, a giant frond waving our way, flowers that open only at 4 p.m. Further testament to the uncanny nature of nature, the personalities of plant parents seem to mirror their plant children and vice versa – a plant ...

Should farming be offered as curriculum in Singapore schools? As the creation of the metaverse gathers pace, the chasm between the digital and the natural world will only widen. What can growing wild offer? “A lot of people actually think that you are taking care of the plants but actually, they are taking care of us.” Plant otaku. Gather your succulents, rally your papayas, and make a date with your favourite gardening hoe. In the final episode of Growing Wild, we get dirty. And we are doing...

Renee is on the lookout for a missing croc. The men mess up their top-jaw roping practice and they have a runaway croc on their hands. Lyn tells John her tragic secret.

The students learn about life and death on the farm as baby crocodiles hatch in their hands and they have to kill an adult. Repeated fumbling in roping practice leaves John livid with everyone and Lyn's frustration with diminutive Renee reaches boiling point.

Swamp Ghost is an hour long documentary covering the attempt to recover the long lost aircraft. Fred Hagen, Aircraft Historian and Recovery Expert is on mission to recover the Swamp Ghost and return it home. Fred and his team trek through crocodile and deadly insect infested swamps to recover the long lost aircraft.

Tom meets up with Blue Shepard & tours his tourmaline mine.

Should farming be offered as curriculum in Singapore schools? As the creation of the metaverse gathers pace, the chasm between the digital and the natural world will only widen. What can growing wild offer? “A lot of people actually think that you are taking care of the plants but actually, they are taking care of us.” Plant otaku. Gather your succulents, rally your papayas, and make a date with your favourite gardening hoe. In the final episode of Growing Wild, we get dirty. And we are doing...

Terry and Larry tackle the epic Lethal Weapon series, testing four different scenes.  Can a surfboard act as a projectile going through a car windshield and killing the bad guy?  Can a 9mm bullet go through a bulldozer bucket to stop the driver?  And will a AK47 be able to fire under water?

Terry enters the world of slow-mo and explosions, trying to imitate Jean Claude in Hard Target.  Terry and Larry will be testing five scenes from the Hard Target films--one of which will make you never look through a peep hole again!

The documentary combines sporting and real-life stories giving viewers the opportunity to discover the OCC, CCC and UTMB, the first Finals of the UTMB World Series. Filmed throughout the 2023 season, the documentary includes the 20th edition of the Dacia UTMB Mont-Blanc. The main protagonists are six athletes with very different stories, including the 2023 UTMB winner Courtney Dauwalter, France's Mathieu Blanchard and Sweden's Emelie Forsberg.