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There are 2633 episodes in the Fact topic.

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‘The Rice Cakes and the Oni’: A story from Circle Round
^{00:16:09 | March 20th, 2018}

Sometimes we’re in the mood for a good story, so we’re turning our show over to Circle Round this week. It’s a podcast produced by WBUR in Boston that tells folktales from around the world. These stories are funny, surprising, suspenseful and downright charming. Here’s one we think you’ll dig. It stars a kid who loves making jokes, so you know it’s up our alley. In the meantime, we’re hard at work on some exciting new episodes — including a brand new show. We’ll be able to tell you more about in a few weeks and we CAN’T WAIT to share it with you. We are really, really excited.

Bengal Tiger
^{15:14 | March 20th, 2018}

There aren’t many tigers left in the world, but most of the ones that remain are Bengals. This beautiful striped animal is a ferocious hunter, excellent camouflager, and tricked by something as simple as a rubber mask. Hear all about this magnificent animal here!

Inland Taipan
^{15:04 | March 17th, 2018}

It’s the most venomous snake in the world, but not the most deadly! This reclusive snake can deliver a punch of poison powerful enough to kill 100 men and a quarter of a million mice! Wow! Learn about the reason behind its coloring, its deadly strike, and more on this episode.

Why Do People Dream?
^{25:52 | Episode: 60 | March 16th, 2018}

Why do people dream? Why do people have nightmares? How do dreams happen? Can people who are blind can see in their dreams? In this episode of But Why, we’re answering dreamy questions with psychiatrist Dr. David Khan of Harvard Medical School.

Circadian rhythm pt. 2: Beyond human
^{00:27:36 | March 13th, 2018}

Circadian rhythms keep our bodies on schedule. But what about the rest of the animal and plant world? Turns out, most living things run on similar cycles. In this episode we take a look at why some animals hibernate. There’s also an interview with a plant. Wait, what?!? You read that right: A PLANT!!! All that and a trip back to pre-history, to see how staying up late might have helped mammals survive all those dinosaurs. Three-word hint: nocturnal bottleneck hypothesis.

Moose
^{17:46 | March 10th, 2018}

This episode we are talking about the elusive moose. (Thanks Aunt Martha for the suggestion!) In this episode we learn surprising facts about how often the moose attacks, when the moose is in prime antler mode, how they make their antlers nice and shiny, and their ability to use their hooves like tools. They’re super tall and super cool. Learn more about them here.

Dinosaur Poop Part 1: Who Dung It?
^{00:16:14 | March 9th, 2018}

Call it fossil feces, dinosaur dung, or preserved poo. This is the first of a two part series on dinosaur poop! We kick it off with the modern-day science of coprolites. Paleontologist Karen Chin shares how she cracked the case of a mysterious coprolite, and discovered a different dinosaur diet.

Narwhal
^{14:32 | March 6th, 2018}

On this episode, we learn about the unicorn of the sea – also known as the narwhal. The narwhal is probably most known for its distinctive tusk, or tooth, that spirals out from its mouth. That tusk can do all sorts of things, including maybe even being able to sense danger from forming ice floes. Check out the episode, and don’t forget to answer our creature quiz to get a Cool Facts About Animals sticker.

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There are 2633 episodes in the Fact topic.

‘The Rice Cakes and the Oni’: A story from Circle Round 00:16:09 | March 20th, 2018

Bengal Tiger 15:14 | March 20th, 2018

Inland Taipan 15:04 | March 17th, 2018

Why Do People Dream? 25:52 | Episode: 60 | March 16th, 2018

Circadian rhythm pt. 2: Beyond human 00:27:36 | March 13th, 2018

Moose 17:46 | March 10th, 2018

Dinosaur Poop Part 1: Who Dung It? 00:16:14 | March 9th, 2018

Narwhal 14:32 | March 6th, 2018