Woohoo! It's our 150th episode! Let's learn about roses. 

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It's time to answer some questions. What do whales do at night? Also, how many legs do centipedes have? 

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What could we possibly learn about soil? Isn't it just dirt? There may be more there than meets the eye. 

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Do you know where Thorny Devils live? Do you know what they are? They can do something amazing with their skin! Find out about them here.

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How many astronauts have there been? There may have been more than you think! Also, hear a brief interview with my student, Olivia, who helped design a zero gravity indicator for Space X.

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Oh, the drama! There may not be a more dramatic snake out there than the eastern hognose snake. It'll take the award home for best actor, for sure. 

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Why does a spoon flip images upside down? Learn about the difference between convex and concave mirrors.

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Why do mosquito bites itch? Find out what is happening in the saliva of a mosquito, and why we get side cramps.

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What is the difference between a rock and a gem? Learn about the interesting and beautiful world of rocks and gems.

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Do you know how far away a roaring lion can be heard? Find out, and hear other facts about the king of the jungle.

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