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There are 2633 episodes in the Fact topic.

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Why Are There So Many Different Languages?
^{26:50 | Episode: 42 | August 4th, 2017}

In this episode, we’re answering some of our frequently asked questions, the questions we hear a lot from all of you: why are there so many different languages? Why do we get hiccups? Why do our fingers get wrinkly in the tub? Why are plants so many colors? Why do leaves change colors in the fall? Why is the sky blue?

Everything you need to know before the solar eclipse
^{00:27:11 | August 1st, 2017}

On Monday, August 21, a total solar eclipse will be visible on a path that crosses the U.S., from Oregon on the west coast to South Carolina on the east coast. In this episode, we cover all your eclipse essentials: What causes an eclipse? What happens during an eclipse? How do you safely view it? Spoiler alert: Don’t stare at the sun without special eyewear.

Why Do Flamingos Stand On One Leg?
^{19:12 | Episode: 41 | July 21st, 2017}

We’re answering ten questions as quickly as we can in this episode of But Why. Why do onions make you cry? How do hummingbirds hum? Why do flamingos stand on one leg? Do moths have veins in their wings? Do cats that share a home have the same meow? What was the first book? How do libraries get money if people borrow books for free? Why do people have fidget spinners? Why can’t my stuffed animal get wet? And how do pigs poop? Can we do it all in 20 minutes?!

Deep Sea vs. Outer Space
^{00:57:30 | July 18th, 2017}

It’s time for the next Brains On debate! This intense matchup brings us to the depths of darkness, under the water and beyond our earth’s atmosphere. Who will prevail?

How Do You Make Bread?
^{17:41 | Episode: 40 | July 7th, 2017}

How is bread made? Who made the first cake? Why shouldn’t you touch raw eggs? On this episode of But Why, we’re talking about baking. We get a lesson in bread making on a field trip to King Arthur Flour. Later, the Botanical Society of America weighs in on a recent episode where we talked about why some berries are poisonous.

Fart Smarts: Understanding the gas we pass
^{00:29:01 | July 4th, 2017}

Is farting good for us? Where do farts come from? Why do only some make sounds? And what’s up with the smell? We tackle your questions about the gas we all pass in this episode.

Riding in the car: Motion sickness and optical illusions (Road trip pt. 5)
^{00:21:41 | June 30th, 2017}

Hosts Molly and Gabriella are locked out. No worries: Sanden and Bob to the rescue. While the duo drives a spare set of keys to our beloved hosts, they pass the time discussing science you might see (or feel) in a car.

Traffic: Phantom jams and chicken soup (Road trip pt. 4)
^{00:24:22 | June 23rd, 2017}

On the fourth leg of our road trip, we figure out where traffic comes from and what it would take to make it finally go away.

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There are 2633 episodes in the Fact topic.

Why Are There So Many Different Languages? 26:50 | Episode: 42 | August 4th, 2017

Everything you need to know before the solar eclipse 00:27:11 | August 1st, 2017

Why Do Flamingos Stand On One Leg? 19:12 | Episode: 41 | July 21st, 2017

Deep Sea vs. Outer Space 00:57:30 | July 18th, 2017

How Do You Make Bread? 17:41 | Episode: 40 | July 7th, 2017

Fart Smarts: Understanding the gas we pass 00:29:01 | July 4th, 2017

Riding in the car: Motion sickness and optical illusions (Road trip pt. 5) 00:21:41 | June 30th, 2017

Traffic: Phantom jams and chicken soup (Road trip pt. 4) 00:24:22 | June 23rd, 2017