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There are 2714 episodes in the Fact topic.

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How do snakes slither?
^{33:53 | Episode: 188 | August 26th, 2022}

Field trip time! Today we’re learning all about snakes while out on a search for timber rattlesnakes in New York with state wildlife biologist Lisa Pipino. Some of the questions we tackle: How do some snakes make venom? Why are some snakes venomous and others are not? Why do rattlesnakes have a rattle? How do snakes slither on the ground without legs? Why don’t snakes have legs? Why don’t snakes have ears? How do they smell with their tongues? Why do some snakes use heat vision? Do snakes sleep? Why do snakes stick out their tongues so much?

Cake
^{00:24:59 | Episode: 221 | August 25th, 2022}

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Body Bonanza 2.0 – Your body questions answered
^{00:26:03 | August 23rd, 2022}

Today’s episode has something for everyBODY. It’s the Body Bonanza where we answer a ton of your questions about our human bodies! This time around, we’ll hear from some of our favorite body parts: the heart beats, the stomach rumbles, the appendix writes a poem. The ear brings us a new Mystery Sound, a foot gives us the lowdown on how it falls asleep, the tongue sings a song… and there’s even an appearance from the “anti-mouth.” Wow!

Who came up with the awesome idea of Ice Cream Trucks?
^{00:14:41 | Episode: 291 | August 22nd, 2022}

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Bonus: Interview with National Geographic Author and Wildlife Vet Dr. Gabby Wild
^{16:54 | August 20th, 2022}

In this bonus episode, the Cool Facts About Animals Crew gets the chance to speak with National Geographic author and wildlife vet Dr. Gabby Wild. We speak about her new book, How to Speak Animal, and learn a lot about the different ways animals communicate. Unfortunately, she couldn’t tell us how to tell our cat Fuzzy to stop bullying our other cats. Alphas gonna alpha. We think you’ll enjoy learning all sorts of fun animal communication facts, including how crickets can tell us the temperature, how sharks communicate through magnetic forces, whether ducks speak in a French accent, and lots more.

Dinosaur Road Trip Adventure
^{01:11:01 | August 19th, 2022}

Join Marshall for our final Road Trip adventure of the summer, as we travel back to the age of the dinosaurs! We’ll be sharing a bunch of our favorite episodes about everyone’s prehistoric creatures. In this collection, you’ll find:

Can stress be helpful?
^{00:29:23 | August 16th, 2022}

We’ve all had to deal with stress. It can feel bad and overwhelming, but it’s actually really important. In this episode, we’ll hear why our bodies evolved to deal with danger in this way and how it still affects us today. We’ll climb a metaphorical mountain to find out how stress can help us sometimes. Oh, and there are lots of monsters that suddenly showed up a Brains On headquarters and maybe they were released by an ancient artifact and no one can find the instruction manual and ohmigoodness the monsters have gotten into the kitchen and what is that smell and oh no what just crashed and why isn’t anyone helping deal with these monsters????

Why are your Armpits so stinky?
^{00:14:27 | Episode: 288 | August 15th, 2022}

What do your Armpits do? How do they help keep you cool? What are lymph nodes?

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There are 2714 episodes in the Fact topic.

How do snakes slither? 33:53 | Episode: 188 | August 26th, 2022

Cake 00:24:59 | Episode: 221 | August 25th, 2022

Body Bonanza 2.0 – Your body questions answered 00:26:03 | August 23rd, 2022

Who came up with the awesome idea of Ice Cream Trucks? 00:14:41 | Episode: 291 | August 22nd, 2022

Bonus: Interview with National Geographic Author and Wildlife Vet Dr. Gabby Wild 16:54 | August 20th, 2022

Dinosaur Road Trip Adventure 01:11:01 | August 19th, 2022

Can stress be helpful? 00:29:23 | August 16th, 2022

Why are your Armpits so stinky? 00:14:27 | Episode: 288 | August 15th, 2022