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    Squiz KidsCan you eat too many fruits and veggies? Science Short
    3 minSeason 6Episode 1417

    Can you eat too many fruits and veggies? Science Short

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    In this Squiz Kids Science Short, Christie explores five weird and wonderful things that can happen when you go overboard on the healthy stuff.

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    © Squiz MediaLength 3 min12 December 2025Season 6Episode 1417NewsGame ShowAustraliaEpisodic

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    In this Squiz Kids Science Short, Christie explores five weird and wonderful things that can happen when you go overboard on the healthy stuff.

    From “radioactive” bananas and carrot-powered orange skin, to asparagus wee, colourful beetroot surprises, sneaky cyanide in fruit seeds, and beans that turn your gut microbes into a toot orchestra — we unpack the playful science hiding in your plate.

    Got a question you want answered? Email us at squizkids@thesquiz.com.au and it might feature in a future episode!


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