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There are 2633 episodes in the Fact topic.

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Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake
^{17:35 | May 18th, 2018}

On this episode, we learn about a beautiful, venomous creature that lives in the southern United States. The Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake can do some cool things, like portion out the amount of venom it needs to kill, retract its fangs, swim, and of course-make that cool rattle sound.

The Sleep Camp Experiment
^{00:16:37 | May 18th, 2018}

You’ve never heard of a summer camp like this before. It’s a science camp, but the campers ARE the science! Imagine playing volleyball with electrode helmets, going to bed attached to sleep machines, and having scientists study popsicles made of your spit (“spitsicles”). We talk to the scientist who started Sleep Camp, a study that’s been going on for over 30 years. Join us as we learn what Sleep Camp has taught us about why sleep is so important for kids and teens. Our question from JoJo is, “Why do we need sleep?”

Smash Boom Best: Bats vs. Owls (new show alert!)
^{00:27:40 | May 15th, 2018}

For the past few months, we’ve been working on a top secret project and we’re so excited we finally get to share it with you! It’s a new show called Smash Boom Best and it’s nothing but debates. Sort of like the ones you’ve heard on Brains On, but with a few new twists. It’s a little faster paced, a little sillier and we hope you’ll think it’s a lot of fun.

Hoots And Screeches And Whistles, Part 1
^{26:59 | Episode: 65 | May 11th, 2018}

How do owls eat? Why are owls nocturnal and how do they see in the dark? How do owls swivel their heads all the way around? Why do birds move their heads back and forth when they walk? This episode was recorded live at The Mega Awesome Super Huge Wicked Fun Podcast Playdate in Brookline, Massachusetts.

Robots take over (the show)! Live from Robotstravaganza
^{00:31:55 | May 8th, 2018}

What was the first robot? What is artificial intelligence? How do robots “learn?” In this special episode, we have pieces from our live Robotstravaganza show in Boston. We meet some awesome robots (including one that’s very cuddly), debate whether robots are good for humanity or bad, and find out what robots can learn from nature. Plus a mystery sound and a Moment of Um that answers the question, “How do oysters make pearls?”

Raccoon
^{15:38 | May 5th, 2018}

On this episode, we’re taking a listener request from Charlie, all the way out in Australia! The creature he chose doesn’t actually live in Australia, but we’ve had a lot of experience with it here in Oregon. The raccoon is a masked, super-cute but pesky animal that can open coolers (we can attest to that personally!), locks, and even untie knots. They are all quite smart!

What Would Happen If There Was No Moon?
^{00:17:06 | May 4th, 2018}

What would happen if our Moon suddenly disappeared? Would we still have tides? It turns out that the Moon has a much bigger influence on Earth than you might think. Without the Moon, life as we know it would not exist! Rocket scientist Miquel Sureda explains what happened before the Moon existed, and how we know that the Moon is slowly moving away from us.

What’s in your water?
^{00:26:17 | May 1st, 2018}

What’s in your water, and how did it get there? Clean water is a must, but modern living can put a lot of bad stuff in it. Road salt, fertilizer, dog doo-doo, heavy metals – how do these things get in our water? Why should we care? And how can we tell if our water is healthy? In this episode we hitch a ride on the water cycle with a pair of water drops. We learn about what caused the Flint water crisis. And we hear about one young girl’s award-winning idea for a faster way to test lead in water – spoiler alert – it involves carbon nanotubes! This is the first in a series of water-related episodes we’re working on over the next few months. We hope it makes a splash with you!

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There are 2633 episodes in the Fact topic.

Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake 17:35 | May 18th, 2018

The Sleep Camp Experiment 00:16:37 | May 18th, 2018

Smash Boom Best: Bats vs. Owls (new show alert!) 00:27:40 | May 15th, 2018

Hoots And Screeches And Whistles, Part 1 26:59 | Episode: 65 | May 11th, 2018

Robots take over (the show)! Live from Robotstravaganza 00:31:55 | May 8th, 2018

Raccoon 15:38 | May 5th, 2018

What Would Happen If There Was No Moon? 00:17:06 | May 4th, 2018

What’s in your water? 00:26:17 | May 1st, 2018