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There are 2713 episodes in the Fact topic.

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What makes you Allergic to certain things?
^{00:13:57 | Episode: 237 | April 18th, 2022}

What are the most common Allergies? What happens in your body during an Allergy attack? Can Allergies ever be cured or go away? For free home activities sign-up at www.WhoSmarted.com

What to Do About Trash?
^{00:21:12 | Season: 7 | Episode: 14 | April 15th, 2022}

Trash is one of the biggest problems on the planet. But scientists are coming up with solutions that might surprise you. In this Earth Day episode, we meet two researchers who are tackling trash in two very different ways. Kevin Solomon hopes to solve the challenge of recycling plastic with the help of meal worms, and Lily Pollans is figuring out what kids can do to help everyone make less trash. Find out how science can help tackle Earth’s biggest challenges – and how you can help.

How do Owls use their poop to catch their dinner?
^{00:14:57 | Episode: 236 | April 15th, 2022}

What makes Owls such awesome hunters? Do Owls really stay up all night? What crazy trick do Owls use to see behind them? For free home activities sign-up at www.WhoSmarted.com

Nikola Tesla: Engineer
^{00:29:56 | Season: 1 | Episode: 19 | April 13th, 2022}

Meet Nikola Tesla, an engineer WHO was instrumental in inventing some of the world’s most prominent technologies, such as air conditioning and the modern-day lightbulb! Join Rebecca Sheir as we meet this innovator and discover how his WOWs have changed the world! Head to whowhenwow.com for more activities based on this episode!

Is mind-reading real?
^{00:30:47 | April 12th, 2022}

Can people actually read minds? Can we move objects with our brains like in the movies? We’re exploring the history of shady psychics, sketchy seances, and secret superpower studies. Plus, hear from a scientist who is helping people regain the ability to pick up and move objects through the combined power of their brains and a special computer!

What makes the Rainforest one of the most unique places on Earth?
^{00:15:06 | Episode: 234 | April 11th, 2022}

How important is the Rainforest to life on Earth? How many animals call the Rainforest home? What are the different types of Rainforest? For free home activities sign-up at www.WhoSmarted.com

Arctic Animals with Dr. Maarten Loonen
^{26:29 | April 10th, 2022}

During our research of the arctic fox, we discovered Dr. Maarten Loonen, a biologist who studies in the Arctic Circle. We learned so many cool things that we hadn’t known about before, not just about the arctic fox but about other animals, too. Like the amazing journey of the arctic tern, and how to tell whether Rudolph is a boy or a girl reindeer. We hope you enjoy listening as much as we enjoyed speaking to Dr. Loonen.

Why do pigs oink?
^{31:26 | Episode: 177 | April 8th, 2022}

Why do pigs snort? And why do we call their snorts “oink” in English? We’re taking our exploration of animal noises in two directions today. First we’ll learn about why we use different words to describe animal noises, depending on what language we’re speaking. And then we’ll examine what animals are actually saying when they oink or tweet or moo! Our guests are linguist and author Arika Okrent and bioacoustic researcher Elodie Briefer, of the University of Copenhagen. Other questions we tackle in this episode: Do cows make different amounts of “moos” to say different words? Why do ducks make loud noises? Why do roosters cockadoodle-do in the morning? PLUS, so many kids sent us animal noises in different languages and we’ll hear them all!

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There are 2713 episodes in the Fact topic.

What makes you Allergic to certain things? 00:13:57 | Episode: 237 | April 18th, 2022

What to Do About Trash? 00:21:12 | Season: 7 | Episode: 14 | April 15th, 2022

How do Owls use their poop to catch their dinner? 00:14:57 | Episode: 236 | April 15th, 2022

Nikola Tesla: Engineer 00:29:56 | Season: 1 | Episode: 19 | April 13th, 2022

Is mind-reading real? 00:30:47 | April 12th, 2022

What makes the Rainforest one of the most unique places on Earth? 00:15:06 | Episode: 234 | April 11th, 2022

Arctic Animals with Dr. Maarten Loonen 26:29 | April 10th, 2022

Why do pigs oink? 31:26 | Episode: 177 | April 8th, 2022