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There are 2633 episodes in the Fact topic.

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Why Is Tape Sticky?
^{20:56 | Episode: 64 | April 27th, 2018}

Why is tape sticky? How do erasers erase? We’ll tackle arts and crafts in this episode, answering not just those two questions but learning how to make paint out of rocks and spit!! Vermont artist and wildcrafter Nick Neddo joins us with some tips on how to create your own paint and art supplies.

North American Bullfrog
^{13:24 | April 27th, 2018}

Did you know that the North American Bullfrog gets its name because its call sounds a lot like a cow? We put your ears to the test with an audio challenge. You’ll also learn about frog toes, frog legs, frog eardrums, and lots more on this episode about the invasive North American Bullfrog.

What makes paint stick?
^{00:26:28 | April 24th, 2018}

Paint goes on wet, then it dries — and it’s stuck there. But how does it stick? We’re going to zoom way in to find out. We’ll visit a forensic chemist, a painter who makes his own paint and a party happening at the molecular level.

Special Earth Day Animal Episode!
^{24:28 | April 21st, 2018}

Earth Day is April 22! You may not know this, but all of us *love* the earth. It’s where all the animals we love live! In this episode we talk about five different animals (polar bear, Adelie penguin, sea turtle, coral, and monarch butterfly) and how they’re affected by climate change. This made us a little sad, so we also came up with five ways that all of us – even kids! – can make a difference.

Podcast Extra: Heterotaxy and Hearts
^{07:07 | Episode: 63 | April 20th, 2018}

After hearing our episode about hearts, 3yo Ethan Chandra, from Middlesex, NJ, wanted to share the story of his own heart. In this podcast extra, Ethan and his 5yo sister Zoe and their mother, Ali, talk about what it’s been like for Ethan to live with a condition called heterotaxy.

The Power of Pika Scientists
^{00:15:15 | April 20th, 2018}

For Earth Day, we’re discovering how the tiny, adorable pika is helping scientists study climate change! Temperatures in their mountain habitat are getting warmer, and rain and snow isn’t as predictable as it used to be. Scientists have discovered that the number of pikas in certain areas are shrinking – or even disappearing. But some populations are doing just fine. A scientist named Pika Jo wants to find out why. An unexpected disaster leads her to a surprising discovery.

How Does Your Heart Work?
^{16:29 | Episode: 62 | April 13th, 2018}

How does your heart keep you alive? How does it pump blood? Why is blood so important? Why do children have heart surgeries? Why is a baby’s heartbeat faster before it’s born? Why does blood rush to your head when you’re upside down? Why can you feel your heart in your head when you’re lying still or under water? In this episode of But Why, we’re going talking about a very special muscle! It keeps us alive and it has its own special rhythm: the heart. Pediatric oncologist Dr. Jane Crosson from Johns Hopkins Hospital answers questions about the heart.

Red Fox
^{17:34 | April 12th, 2018}

The fox is the most widespread and abundant wild carnivore in the world. On this episode, we’re talking about the red fox, which is like a compass in some important ways. It can also pounce higher and farther than any of us—we tried. Find out more about the red fox on this episode, and thanks to Sangam for the listener request!

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There are 2633 episodes in the Fact topic.

Why Is Tape Sticky? 20:56 | Episode: 64 | April 27th, 2018

North American Bullfrog 13:24 | April 27th, 2018

What makes paint stick? 00:26:28 | April 24th, 2018

Special Earth Day Animal Episode! 24:28 | April 21st, 2018

Podcast Extra: Heterotaxy and Hearts 07:07 | Episode: 63 | April 20th, 2018

The Power of Pika Scientists 00:15:15 | April 20th, 2018

How Does Your Heart Work? 16:29 | Episode: 62 | April 13th, 2018

Red Fox 17:34 | April 12th, 2018