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Is Your Brain Too Old For Video Games?

Is Your Brain Too Old For Video Games?

Season 4 Episode 33
6:25
How These Ants Took Over the U.S

How These Ants Took Over the U.S

Season 4 Episode 34
6:32
Where Did Zika Come From?

Where Did Zika Come From?

Season 4 Episode 37
5:45
Why Don't Other Animals Wear Glasses?

Why Don't Other Animals Wear Glasses?

Season 4 Episode 38
5:03
Why Salt & Pepper?

Why Salt & Pepper?

Season 4 Episode 39
5:23
Attack of the Cosmic Space Junk!

Attack of the Cosmic Space Junk!

Season 4 Episode 40
5:14
Why Are Some Animals Venomous?

Why Are Some Animals Venomous?

Season 4 Episode 42
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6 Chemical Reactions That Changed History

Season 4 Episode 32

From fire to food, check out these life-altering reactions that surround us everyday.

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Why Do We Dream?
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We explore why we dream.
What Is Nothing?
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This is a video about nothing. Hope you learn something!
Inside the Largest Living Thing On Earth
9:21
The biggest thing that has ever lived on Earth… is a tree? Hard to believe, but it’s true!
Sand Dunes Shouldn’t Exist (Here’s Why They Do)
15:33
We travel to Great Sand Dunes National Park to climb the largest sand dunes in America.
I Can't Believe We're Making Another COVID Video
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Another Covid Video.
How the Zebra Really Got Its Stripes?
13:13
Learn how different animals get their stripes.
How Much Of You Is Alive?
12:05
There are parts of you that are living and dying at the same time. We find out how much.
Why Is Sex a Thing?
12:31
We explore the evolutionary enigma of sex and its existence.
A Brief (Scientific) History of Butts
12:27
This episode is about the science and evolutionary history of...butts.
How Your Brain Makes Its Own Electricity
18:46
How do the neurons in our brain work? Find out here!
Why Are We Warm-Blooded?
11:18
Here's the science behind why humans are warm-blooded.
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