Water • 2011 • episode "1/3" Birth of Europe

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Discover how the colossal fury of water and ice have shaped and moulded Europe over thousands of years.

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Birth of Europe • 2011 • 3 episodes •

Water

Discover how the colossal fury of water and ice have shaped and moulded Europe over thousands of years.

2011 • Nature

Collision

Climb to the top of erupting volcanoes and relive the devastation caused by earthquakes to discover how they created the Europe we know today.

2011 • Nature

Fire

Volcanoes may have shaped Europe, but they could also destroy it. Find out how ticking volcanic time-bombs threaten the continent's existence.

2011 • Nature

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