Name: Finding Stuff Out
Uploaded: 2022-05-16T23:29:36.000Z
Description: A lively science series, that answers kids questions.

A lively science series, that answers kids questions.

9 Story - Kids

Harrison finds out how chameleons change color.

Colour

Insects

Harrison investigates intriguing facts about the moon.

Moon

Harrison is visited by a very special guest - a parrot.

Language

Harrison investigates various sleep phenomena.

Sleep

Harrison discovers why some things fly better than others.

Flight

Harrison shows how electricity is generated and conserved.

Electricity

A weatherman shows us how he predicts the weather.

Weather

Experts teach us about the delicate hearing mechanisms.

Sound

Harrison sets out to explore animal evolution.

Animals Big and Small

An anthropologist shows how to make Neanderthal blades.

Tools

Harrison looks microbiology and how to stop viruses.

Sickness

Volcanoes-Earthquakes

Harrison learns about the origins of hair.

Hair

Harrision learns how crucial the ocean is to our ecosystem.

Oceans

The final show highlights the previous fifteen episodes.

Best Of

Harrison realizes that humans can learn a lot from beavers.

Structures

Food & Nutrition

Growth

Solids, Liquids & Gases

Babies & Families

Harrison discovers that plants are living things.

Plants

Harrison finds out about habitiats in the world we live.

Habitat

Harrison finds out that even smelly garbage can be useful.

Garbage & Recycling

Senses: Sight

Harrison finds out lots of new stuff about teeth.

Teeth

Harrison takes an in-depth look at sports.

Sports

Harrison prepares for his school science fair.

Best of Finding Stuff Out

Skin

Harrison is on a quest to understand why things break.

How Things Break

Harrison examines million-year-old fossils of dinosaur poop.

Poop

Cars

Pets

Harrison brings in a detective and a forensics expert.

Investigation

A geologist shows Harrison different kinds of rocks.

Rocks

Harrison finds out more about tails and their purposes.

Tails

Robots

Harrison is interested in how water is formed and conserved.

Water

Harrison goes on a quest to find the dragon-iest reptiles.

Reptiles

Harrison wants to go to space, but he'll have to prepare.

Astronauts

Harrison's sister decided to "improve" Harrison's show.

The Best of season 3

Nature and the cosmos create light in a variety of ways.

Nature's Bright Ideas

Get to know our food, how it's made and where it comes from.

Where Does Food Come From?

Many animals and plants have poison or venom for survival.

Poison and Venom

Some animals and plants can adapt to extreme cold.

Extreme Cold

Heat can change things in surprising and amazing ways.

Hot stuff

Many of the scariest creatures are just trying to survive.

Creepy Critters

Some invertebrates have amazing solutions for survival.

Squishy Animals

Darkness influences all life forms on Earth.

Darkness

Stuff that Sticks

Forests are important to entire ecosystem.

Into the Woods

Our brain can play tricks on us and fools our senses.

Did I Really See That?

Pain is our body's way of telling us when we are hurt.

Ouch!

Humans have lots more to discover and invent.

Inventions

Some animals migrate to find food or warmth, while others have evolved adapt to where they live.

Migration

Birds of prey, or raptors, are equipped to catch and eat small animals, birds and insects.

Birds of Prey

Dirt helps to grow fruits and vegetables, as well as making objects, like pottery and mud houses.

Dirt

The number of smell receptors in the nose is what helps humans and animals smell and detect odors.

The Nose Knows

Experts believe the ancient Egyptians used simple machines, like wedges, levers and ramps to build the pyramids.

Machines

With answers about why dogs behave a certain way, humans may gain a better understanding of them.

Dogs Dogs Dogs

Fear protects and acts as a warning signal, but there are methods to overcoming it.

Fear

There's no limit to the kinds of experiments you can do in the kitchen with household items. And lots of kitchen experiments are even good to eat. From simple experiments to more complex ones, the kitchen is a lab and you're the scientist!

Kitchen Lab

We burp, fart, cough, sneeze and our stomachs grumble. And these are just the involuntary noises that are the by-product of bodily functions. Other bodily noises we make are within our control, and can be pretty impressive too!

Noisy Bodies

Force and friction have a big impact on how fast or how slow an object or a person can move.

Speed and Motion

Looking at the causes of water disasters; the importance of knowing what we can do to prevent, prepare for and survive wild water.

Wild Water

Prosthetics help people with missing limbs walk and hold objects.

Bionic Bodies

Happiness and how it makes farms animals provide people with all the things they need.

Finding Stuff Out

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