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Smart videos for curious minds of all ages
science
biology
chemistry
geology
physics
more science
The Lizard That Uses Nanotechnology to Walk Upside Down
Galloping Starfish and their army of sniffing, tasting, gripping tube feet
Annie and Grinnell, UC Berkeley’s Peregrine Falcon Parents
A mother cat adopts baby ducklings
tech
What does an animal welfare scientist do?
Being 10 in 2020, a kid-driven episode of Self-Evident: A PBS American…
What is light? Royal Observatory Greenwich explains…
Examining Tutankhamun’s Golden Coffin
The Future of Food: Can we create the “perfect” farm?
space
What is light? Royal Observatory Greenwich explains…
What is the largest known star in the universe?
Introducing Perseverance, NASA’s fifth Mars rover
Comet NEOWISE from ISS, a calming real-time view
The Meteorite Museum: A visit with ASU’s Center for Meteorite Studies
animals
birds
insects
marine life
reptiles
more animals
The Orphan Owl
Learning To Fly, a StoryCorps animation with birder Drew Lanham
How many animals use this log to cross the stream?
Annie and Grinnell, UC Berkeley’s Peregrine Falcon Parents
nature
The Orphan Owl
Learning To Fly, a StoryCorps animation with birder Drew Lanham
How did the Great Barrier Reef form?
Dropping ice chunks down a borehole in Antarctica: What does it sound…
Japan’s 72 Micro-Seasons of Impermanence
food
How to make a PB&J sandwich with a Rube Goldberg machine (or…
Cow, soy, almond, or oat: Which milk is best for you?
The Future of Food: Can we create the “perfect” farm?
Western Spaghetti, the internet’s first viral stop-motion cooking animation
Making traditional French butter by hand at le Beurre Bordier
diy
how to
paper projects
Rube Goldberg Machines
more diy projects
How to Draw the Aliens from Toy Story
Being 10 in 2020, a kid-driven episode of Self-Evident: A PBS American…
Japanese square lashing, a video demonstration
The Science Behind String Telephones
music
instruments
music videos
orchestras
more music
Buffalo Dance by the Serpent Trail Dance Group
Can you carve an ocarina from a butternut squash?
Mongolian Throat Singing: Batzorig Vaanchig sings with his children
The Djembe, an instrument played for the king of Mali
history
The Invention of Thanksgiving, a National Museum of the American Indian short…
A day in the Secret Annex, an Anne Frank House video
How did the Great Barrier Reef form?
Being 10 in 2020, a kid-driven episode of Self-Evident: A PBS American…
Examining Tutankhamun’s Golden Coffin
art
drawing
installations
sculptures
more art
How to Draw the Aliens from Toy Story
Sketching wildlife with a pressure washer in an Alabama driveway
Illustrating a photorealistic portrait, a time-lapse
Learn how to draw Totoro in one minute
animation
Nobody is Normal, a stop-motion animation for the U.K.’s Childline
Learning To Fly, a StoryCorps animation with birder Drew Lanham
Life, death, and discovery of a plesiosaur
What is light? Royal Observatory Greenwich explains…
Animoji piano performances by music teacher Magdalene Rolka
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Territorial History of the USA: Every Month for 400 Years
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