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There are 2633 episodes in the Fact topic.

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How Do Popcorn Kernels Pop?
^{26:17 | Episode: 25 | January 20th, 2017}

How do popcorn kernels pop? How do salmon know where to return to spawn? How do rabbits change colors? Why does television fry your brain? How do zippers zip stuff? Who was the fastest runner in the world? In this episode, we’ll tackle all these questions!

Dinosaur bones: How do we know their age?
^{00:18:32 | January 17th, 2017}

Fossil dating is a lot like eating a delicious ice cream cake. Well, sort of. We find out how scientists look at the rock and elements AROUND a fossil to figure out its age. Plus: We talk to a scientist who studied one of the coolest fossils discovered recently: a dinosaur tail trapped in amber, complete with feathers!

Journey to the Center of the Earth with Ta-Shana Taylor
^{00:17:30 | January 13th, 2017}

What is the Earth made of? That’s the question at the core (pun intended!) of this episode. Geologist Ta-Shana Taylor shares the fascinating story behind a decades-long quest to drill into the Earth. You’ll be wanting to “Get Down to the Moho” after listening! Thanks to listeners Brody and Liam for sending in their questions.

Why Is The World Split Into Countries?
^{24:37 | Episode: 24 | January 6th, 2017}

Why is all of the world split up into countries, states, cities and counties and more? Why can’t we all just live as one big group? Which country has the least amount of people? We’re talking about countries and borders with author Juan Enriquez. Also in this episode: why don’t school buses have seatbelts?

Season 2 Coming Soon!
^{00:02:04 | January 6th, 2017}

It’s almost here! We’ve got brand new episodes of Tumble starting January 13. Here’s a quick sample of what’s to come. Subscribe now on iTunes or wherever you listen to podcasts. Have an Android? Try our partner Wondery’s new app on Google Play!

Lighting the way for sea turtles at Gulf Islands National Seashore
^{00:15:37 | December 30th, 2016}

We don’t know much about the long life of a sea turtle, since it’s mostly spent in the ocean. When they do come ashore to lay their eggs, we know the babies use the moon and stars to guide them back to sea. But what happens when hotels and houses and streetlights compete for their attention?

Surviving the desert at Joshua Tree National Park
^{00:18:36 | December 29th, 2016}

The desert is hot, dry and deadly. But plenty of plants and animals thrive there. How do they do it? We’ll learn the tricks trees, bats and roadrunners use to make it in Joshua Tree National Park in California.

Making the sands sing at Great Sand Dunes National Park
^{00:14:10 | December 28th, 2016}

When an avalanche happens at the Great Sand Dunes in Colorado, it sounds like the sand is singing. Huh? How? Why? We learn about the special sand and the specific conditions that make this acoustic phenomenon possible.

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There are 2633 episodes in the Fact topic.

How Do Popcorn Kernels Pop? 26:17 | Episode: 25 | January 20th, 2017

Dinosaur bones: How do we know their age? 00:18:32 | January 17th, 2017

Journey to the Center of the Earth with Ta-Shana Taylor 00:17:30 | January 13th, 2017

Why Is The World Split Into Countries? 24:37 | Episode: 24 | January 6th, 2017

Season 2 Coming Soon! 00:02:04 | January 6th, 2017

Lighting the way for sea turtles at Gulf Islands National Seashore 00:15:37 | December 30th, 2016

Surviving the desert at Joshua Tree National Park 00:18:36 | December 29th, 2016

Making the sands sing at Great Sand Dunes National Park 00:14:10 | December 28th, 2016