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There are 2633 episodes in the Fact topic.

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Why Do Turtles Need Shells? Why Do Frogs Hop?
^{35:36 | Episode: 71 | August 3rd, 2018}

Why do turtles need shells? Why do turtles move so slowly? Why do frogs hop? Why are frogs green? Why are colorful frogs poisonous? Why do frogs inflate their throats? What some of the biggest threats are to amphibians and reptiles? We head out to the pond to get answers from some herpetologists! We also get a preview of the new Earth Rangers podcast!

The Girl Who Spoke Science
^{00:12:45 | August 3rd, 2018}

Meet 11-year-old Sarah Galvani-Townsend! She’s our first ever kid science expert. In many ways, Sarah is a regular kid who loves science. But she’s got an unusual hobby. Sarah tells us why studying dogs and rabies is one of her favorite extracurricular activities, and how she translates “science language” into “kid language.”

How does GPS know where you are?
^{00:24:30 | July 31st, 2018}

Without GPS, we’d be lost. Literally. Thanks to these radio transmissions from space though, we’re able to pinpoint our location and find our way home. Join us as we learn all about satellites, how the robot voice of GPS is created and how atomic clocks hold it all together. Plus a mystery sound and a brand new Moment of Um answers the question: “What is light made of?” Today’s episode is sponsored by Kind Snacks (KindSnacks.com/BRAINS), Vamousse (vamousselice.com) and Roshambo Baby (roshambobaby.com and offer code BRAINS).

Sloth
^{14:39 | July 30th, 2018}

This episode comes to you from our camping trip at Fort Stevens at the very top of Oregon. Sloths have a bad reputation for being lazy, but they really aren’t. They evolved to be as slow as they are. We learned a lot of cool things about sloths, including how they have a symbiotic relationship with moths, how infrequently they poop, and some of their funny nicknames. Check it out!

Salty snack science: Popcorn, nachos and the origins of salt
^{00:33:22 | July 24th, 2018}

We’re having a snack attack in this episode and we’re using it as an excuse to delve into the facts and history of some of our favorite snacks. How does popcorn pop? Who invented nachos? And where does salt come from? Plus, our Moment of Um tells us all about salt’s buddy: pepper! If you want to hear more from our pals at Every Little Thing, you can check them out wherever you listen to podcasts or at https://www.gimletmedia.com/every-little-thing And you can find more Ear Snacks on your favorite podcast device or right here: https://www.earsnacks.org/

S1, E5 – LACHRYMOSE
^{12:30 | Season: 1 | Episode: 5 | July 23rd, 2018}

In this episode of The Good Words Podcast, host Lynn Hickernell examines the word LACHRYMOSE, as well as bonus words, “denotation,” “connotation,” and “disparaging.” Featuring recurring segments, “It Came From the Internet,” and “Get It?!?!?”

How Was The Universe Created?
^{45:05 | Episode: 70 | July 20th, 2018}

But Why explores the Big Bang, earth, stars and black holes in this call-in episode that aired live on Vermont Public Radio. Astronomer John O’Meara tackles the big bang, the origins of the universe and how we know humans landed on the moon. Plus, why is the earth round? What is space made out of? How are stars formed? Why do the stars shine so bright? What’s beyond space? How long does it take to get to outer space? Will humans ever be able to go to Mars?

The Snapdragon Hunt
^{00:17:27 | July 20th, 2018}

It’s the tale of an epic science adventure. It’s the drama of the hunt for a dragon… a snapdragon! This isn’t the kind of dragon that breathes fire. It’s a flower! And biologists have been hunting for them every summer, in an ongoing quest to understand how species evolve and separate.

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There are 2633 episodes in the Fact topic.

Why Do Turtles Need Shells? Why Do Frogs Hop? 35:36 | Episode: 71 | August 3rd, 2018

The Girl Who Spoke Science 00:12:45 | August 3rd, 2018

How does GPS know where you are? 00:24:30 | July 31st, 2018

Sloth 14:39 | July 30th, 2018

Salty snack science: Popcorn, nachos and the origins of salt 00:33:22 | July 24th, 2018

S1, E5 – LACHRYMOSE 12:30 | Season: 1 | Episode: 5 | July 23rd, 2018

How Was The Universe Created? 45:05 | Episode: 70 | July 20th, 2018

The Snapdragon Hunt 00:17:27 | July 20th, 2018