MagellanTV Now

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MagellanTV Now is a documentary-focused channel available in the United States. Its programming centers on factual content spanning history, science, nature, and technology, often drawing from the broader MagellanTV library of non-fiction titles. Viewers can expect in-depth explorations of historical events, natural phenomena, and scientific discoveries, with a tone that leans toward educational and narrative-driven storytelling rather than breaking news or entertainment. The channel does not carry sports, music videos, or religious programming, and its schedule is built around long-form documentaries and docuseries rather than talk shows or live events.

For those who prefer on-demand access, the channel’s content is also available through the MagellanTV streaming service, which offers a larger catalog of documentaries and original productions. Television listings for MagellanTV Now are typically published by cable and satellite providers, and the channel is often found in specialty or documentary tiers rather than basic lineups. Its programming does not include commercials, as it operates as a subscription-based channel without advertising interruptions.

Schedule
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Carousel of Life
00:36 - 01:40
Carousel of Life
Special, Documentary
Orchards are unique ecosystems; as seasons change, there is an interplay of nature, man and animal.
Baboon Bandits
01:40 - 02:45
Baboon Bandits
Special, Documentary, Nature
Follows the last baboons of Table Mountain as they have become a plague; the residents are split between sympathy and rage.
Wildest Africa
02:45 - 03:49
Wildest Africa
Ethiopia: Land of Extremes
Series, Documentary, Animals
Uniquely diverse and ancient people coexist alongside wildlife found nowhere else in the world.
Super Senses: Wild Feats of Evolution
03:49 - 04:21
Super Senses: Wild Feats of Evolution
Sight
Series, Documentary, Animals
Many animals need a strong sense of sight to capture their prey; cats can see at night and birds of prey can catch their quarry from immense heights.
Super Senses: Wild Feats of Evolution
04:21 - 04:53
Super Senses: Wild Feats of Evolution
Hearing
Series, Documentary, Animals
Many animals rely on their pronounced hearing in their daily struggle for survival, such as moths escaping a bat attack; most animals have a much more sensitive ear than humans.
Super Senses: Wild Feats of Evolution
04:53 - 05:25
Super Senses: Wild Feats of Evolution
Touch
Series, Documentary, Animals
Animals, like humans, depend on their sense of touch in various situations, like bears in Alaska tracking down salmon and crocodiles knowing when their prey is approaching.
Super Senses: Wild Feats of Evolution
05:25 - 05:57
Super Senses: Wild Feats of Evolution
Smell & Taste
Series, Documentary, Animals
Examining how things taste, and how vital scent is from the animal perspective; an animal's sense of smell will also detect the scent of odorants carried through the air.
Super Senses: Wild Feats of Evolution
05:57 - 06:29
Super Senses: Wild Feats of Evolution
Superhuman Senses
Series, Documentary, Animals
Certain animals have some crazy looking sense organs; every feature has a special purpose that has evolved to ensure the survival of the animal.
Super Senses: Wild Feats of Evolution
06:29 - 07:01
Super Senses: Wild Feats of Evolution
Sixth Sense
Series, Documentary, Animals
Animals have sense organs with which they can recognize electromagnetic fields; they can feel when an earthquake is approaching and sharks can track their prey.
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