Streaming, rent, or buy Curiosity – Season 1:
Currently you are able to watch "Curiosity - Season 1" streaming on Discovery+ Amazon Channel or for free with ads on Discovery+.
17 Episodes
S1 E1 - Did God Create the Universe?
S1 E2 - Alien Invasion: Are We Ready?
S1 E3 - Why is Sex Fun?
S1 E4 - What Sank Titanic?
S1 E5 - Parallel Universes: Are They Real?
S1 E6 - What's Beneath America?
S1 E7 - How Will the World End?
S1 E8 - Atlantis Uncovered
S1 E9 - I, Caveman: Back to the Stone Age (1)
S1 E10 - I, Caveman: The Great Hunt (2)
S1 E11 - Egypt: What Lies Beneath
S1 E12 - Can You Live Forever?
S1 E13 - World's Dirtiest Man
S1 E14 - How Evil Are You?
S1 E15 - Life Before Birth
S1 E16 - What's America Worth?
S1 E17 - Your Body on Drugs
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Streaming details for Curiosity - Season 1 on Discovery+ Amazon Channel
Runtime
47min
Quality
HD
Audio languages
English
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English
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HD
10 Episodes - 47min
Free with ads
₹199.00 / month
Streaming details for Curiosity - Season 1 on Discovery+
Runtime
47min
Quality
HD
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Synopsis
The development of "Curiosity: The Questions of Our Life", was announced in September 2009.It was to answer questions and mysteries in fields like space, biology, geology, medicine, physics, technology, nature, archaeology, history, and the human mind. It was considered as a groundbreaking series for Discovery like the BBC's Planet Earth and Life. Originally, this series was to be a monthly show airing 12 one-hour episodes each year for 5 years beginning in January 2011. Dan Riskin was initially slated to host.
