What happens in the Bermuda Triangle? Is it possible to travel through time? What were dogs like in prehistory? These and other intriguing mysteries of the planet Earth are about to be deciphered by Felipe Castanhari, with humor and information, in the series Mystery Lab. The show will premiere on August 4th, only on Netflix, produced by Webedia, Estilingue Filmes and Polar Filmes, and finalized by Psycho n 'Look.

Creator and presenter of Canal Nostalgia, on YouTube, with more than 13 million subscribers, where he unfolds curiosities ranging from history to science, Felipe will count on the presence of three other characters to browse mysterious themes in the Netflix series. They are: Dr. Thay (Lilian Regina), scientist responsible for the research department at the Curie Complex, where the series takes place, the janitor Betinho (Bruno Miranda) and the supercomputer Briggs, dubbed by Guilherme Briggs.

Straight from his lab, or from a castle in England, or from a wolf sanctuary in the United States, among other places, Felipe and his colleagues will use scientific experiments, animation, special effects and impressive images to explain different phenomena. There will be 8 episodes of about 30 minutes each, written by Felipe Castanhari, with artistic collaboration by Rob Gordon and Israel Motta, who also sign the script. The following is a preview of what will be unveiled in each of them:

Episode 1: The Bermuda Triangle mysteries
Episode 2: The 20 million Great Plague deaths
Episode 3: Learning to travel through time
Episode 4: From wolf to dog
Episode 5: Zombie apocalypse. What if it was real?
Episode 6: The great extinction
Episode 7: The path to artificial superintelligence
Episode 8: Global warming. A big conspiracy?