Up Next
Back to Show
Gross Science
How To Make Glow-In-The-Dark Slime!
Season 1
Episode 35
You can make glow-in-the-dark slime with common household items—and learn some really cool science along the way.
Sign up now for inspiring and thought-provoking media delivered straight to your inbox.
Support Provided By
2:47
What makes cheese so delicious? It's the bacteria, fungi, mites, and maggots living in it.
1:56
Right now, there are tiny mites eating, laying eggs, dying, and leaking feces on your face
2:58
Herpes is probably hiding in your nerve cells right now.
2:23
Sand tiger shark fetuses eat their siblings in the womb.
2:32
Cocaine is being mixed with a dangerous drug called levamisole.
2:28
Legless amphibians, called caecilians, have a very strange way of feeding their young.
2:26
Cows burps release a ton of methane into the atmosphere.
2:47
Fecal transplants-putting one person's poop into another person's gut-are surprisingly eff
2:33
Sea cucumbers can eviscerate themselves.
2:47
Guinea worms have plagued humans for millennia, but they’re almost extinct.
2:04
What's making you sick? You might be able to tell based on how you smell.