Why are crystals shiny? We don't exactly answer that in this episode, but we do ask the question. We discuss crystals, minerals, and elements in various forms. Dr. Danger and Super Eddie talk about what type of powers they would like to have. Super Eddie gets very excited about the scientific elements.
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Super Eddie asks, what's the strongest animal in the world? Dr. Danger and Super Eddie discuss the strongest primate (and what a primate is). Dr. Danger explains force, and they talk about the strongest animal on land vs water. Dr. Danger is surprised by how much Super Eddie knows (or how good a guesser he is!). Super Eddie also clears up, what is the strongest animal in the universe?
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Who makes milk, and why is it white? Dr. Danger and Super Eddie discuss milk, deer, mammals, and wavelengths of light.
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Besides Loch Ness and Lake Champlain, which other lakes have monsters? What about the Great Lakes? Dr. Danger and Super Eddie discuss Mishupeshu (many names, spellings and pronunciations!) in Lake Superior and Gaasyendietha in Lake Ontario. The stories of both originate with the American Indians or First Peoples Nations in the Great Lakes region. Learn more at https://greatlakes.guide/ideas/meet-gaasyendietha-the-meteor-dragon-in-lake-ontario and https://greatlakes.guide/ideas/meet-mishipeshu-the-underwater-panther-in-lake-superior. We also learn about the invasive, real-life blood suckers in the Great Lakes: sea lampreys.
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How long can fish stay out of water? It depends on the fish! Some, not so long. But others have special adaptations that allow them to stay out of water for a long time. We discuss how many days is equal to 16 months, and also what estivation is.
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We took a break and, we're back! Why do lakes and rivers get foam in them? What's in that foam? In this episode, Dr. Danger and Super Eddie discuss surface tension, water molecules, hydrogen bonds and SURFACTANTS. What are surfactants? Listen to find out!
Dr. Danger tells us a little about what honey badgers are, and Super Eddie explains how they get honey. What special body part do they use? And why are they so angry?!
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Do any lakes have monsters? Maybe and maybe not. Loch Ness and Lake Champlain are the sites of monster reports. Super Eddie tells us about his experience with a lake monster.
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Where does metal come from? Dr. Danger and Super Eddie discuss smelting, smelling, and how metal makes its way from elements inside the Earth to objects we use everyday. We learn about elements and metalworking.
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Why are grocery stores so HUGE? It wasn't always that way. Dr. Danger tells us all about the smaller stores where people used to shop. We learn about the history of supermarkets, starting with the first self-service grocery store. Super Eddie makes some funny noises, and tells us what he likes to get at the grocery store.
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Super Eddie tells us all about dangerous animals, including platypuses, tigers, sharks and megalodons. Dr. Danger learns which of these is scariest, and gives us some good news about megalodon attacks.
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Do stingrays sting with their tails? Super Eddie wants to know! Dr. Danger explains how stingrays sting, and what stingrays are. We also discuss sharks and how to avoid stepping on a stingray.
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Super Eddie wants to know why pillows are so soft. Is it because of what's inside? What is inside, and what else could we put inside pillows? If pillows had helium in them, and we used them to lie on, would we float?
How are farts made, and why do they smell bad? Is it because of germs? Sort of...Dr. Danger explains how gas is formed in our digestive systems. We learn about fermentation and why certain foods produce more gas. Super Eddie gives his take on what bacteria are doing inside our bodies.
Previously we talked about venomous lizards. But what other venomous animals are out there? SNAKES! And CONE SNAILS! Not all snakes have venom, but cobras do. Dr. Danger tells us about cobras and cone snails, and Super Eddie introduces a new kind of snake. Dr. Danger describes the difference between venomous and poisonous animals and explains how venom works.
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How do ducks float? Is it because they are light? Or is it because they don't eat a lot? They can fly and float. Dr. Danger, Super Eddie and Madeline discuss all the tricks that ducks have to help them float.
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What are crystals made of? Dr. Danger explains about repeating molecules and discusses different types of crystals with Super Eddie.
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What’s the difference between antlers and horns? And are all antlers fuzzy? Dr. Danger tells us which animals have antlers and which have horns. Which animals can lose their horns and grow them back? Today’s question comes from an anonymous listener in California.
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Super Eddie explains about power lines, and what types of things use electricity. We talk about transformers and Transformers. Which things use electricity? Dr. Danger explains a little of the history between alternating current and direct current.
Super Eddie is thinking of a venomous lizard...which one? GILA MONSTERS! What does it mean to be venomous? And what are gila monsters up to, anyway? Let's start learning!
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