Join Bing and his friends Sula, Pando, Coco, Amma and of course Flop as they get ready to celebrate his special day in the brand-new live stage show, Bing’s Birthday!

Bing and Pando discover a new climbing frame at the playground. It has climbing bits, tippy bits and even a wobbly bridge. But when Bing gets to the top of the slide it's too scary for him to go down.

Pando’s legacy — whether it shrinks, dies or lives thousands more years — will be its contributions to genetic and ecological sciences and those who found larger meaning in this mega-organism.

Bing celebrates the realities, learning and adventure of being a preschool child. ... Meet Pando. Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, ...

Pando — Latin for "I spread" — is the largest known tree on Earth and the heaviest living organism on record. The colony extends over 106 acres (43 hectares) and weighs an estimated 6,500 tons ...

Join Bing and his friends Sula, Pando, Coco, Amma and of course Flop as they get ready to celebrate his special day in the brand-new live stage show, Bing’s Birthday!

The team clocked Pando’s age somewhere between 16,000 years old and 80,000 years old—an admittedly wide range, though one that is corroborated by the presence of aspen pollen in sediment ...

CBEEBIES Bing on tour.It’s Bing’s birthday and everyone is very excited! Things won’t always go to plan but, with the guidance of Flop and his friends, Bing has a birthday he won’t ever forget. Join ...

In a sense, Pando "redefines trees," says Lance Oditt, who directs the nonprofit Friends of Pando. What started as one seed now spans 80 football fields and weighs some 6,000 tons.

To the untrained eye, Pando resembles a forest made up of quaking aspen (Populus tremuloides) trees.However, it's actually a single clone comprising approximately 40,000 genetically identical ...

Pando is thought to have a dry weight mass of around 13 million pounds and is composed of genetically identical trees sharing one gargantuan root system. It is believed to be up to 14,000 years old.