Thanks for listening! The source for all these science-related facts and questions is my book, "Would You Rather: Science!". To take a look at it, click HERE.  It will take you to Amazon.

If you enjoy this podcast, I'd appreciate it if you'd tell someone else about it. Parents might like to listen to it with their kids at dinner, bedtime, or road trips. Teachers might like to have their students listen to one episode every day after lunch and write a couple sentences about their choices. And kids would just think it was fun to listen to. Thanks for listening!

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Thanks for listening! The source for all these science-related facts and questions is my book, "Would You Rather: Science!". To take a look at it, click HERE.  It will take you to Amazon.

If you enjoy this podcast, I'd appreciate it if you'd tell someone else about it. Parents might like to listen to it with their kids at dinner, bedtime, or road trips. Teachers might like to have their students listen to one episode every day after lunch and write a couple sentences about their choices. And kids would just think it was fun to listen to. Thanks for listening!

(As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.)

Thanks  for listening! The source for all these science-related facts and  questions is my book, "Would You Rather: Science!". To take a look at  it, click HERE.  The link will take you to Amazon.

If you enjoy this podcast, I'd appreciate it if you'd tell someone  else about it. Parents might like to listen to it with their kids at  dinner, bedtime, or road trips. Teachers might like to have their  students listen to one episode every day after lunch and write a couple  sentences about their choices. And kids would just think it was fun to listen to. Thanks for listening!

(As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.)

Thanks  for listening! The source for all these science-related facts and  questions is my book, "Would You Rather: Science!". To take a look at  it, click HERE.  The link will take you to Amazon.

If you enjoy this podcast, I'd appreciate it if you'd tell someone  else about it. Parents might like to listen to it with their kids at  dinner, bedtime, or road trips. Teachers might like to have their  students listen to one episode every day after lunch and write a couple  sentences about their choices. And kids would just think it was fun to listen to. Thanks for listening!

(As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.)

Thanks  for listening! The source for all these science-related facts and  questions is my book, "Would You Rather: Science!". To take a look at  it, click HERE.  The link will take you to Amazon.

If you enjoy this podcast, I'd appreciate it if you'd tell someone  else about it. Parents might like to listen to it with their kids at  dinner, bedtime, or road trips. Teachers might like to have their  students listen to one episode every day after lunch and write a couple  sentences about their choices. And kids would just think it was fun to  listen to. Thanks for listening!

(As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.)

Thanks for listening! The source for all these science-related facts and questions is my book, "Would You Rather: Science!". To take a look at it, click HERE.  The link will take you to Amazon.

If you enjoy this podcast, I'd appreciate it if you'd tell someone else about it. Parents might like to listen to it with their kids at dinner, bedtime, or road trips. Teachers might like to have their students listen to one episode every day after lunch and write a couple sentences about their choices. And kids would just think it was fun to listen to. Thanks for listening!

(As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.)

Thanks for listening! The source for all these science-related facts and questions is my book, "Would You Rather: Science!". To take a look at it, click HERE.  The link will take you to Amazon.

If you enjoy this podcast, I'd appreciate it if you'd tell someone else about it. Parents might like to listen to it with their kids at dinner, bedtime, or road trips. Teachers might like to have their students listen to one episode every day after lunch and write a couple sentences about their choices. And kids would just think it was fun to listen to. Thanks for listening!

(As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.)

Thanks for listening! The source for all these science-related facts and questions is my book, "Would You Rather: Science!". To take a look at it, click HERE.  The link will take you to Amazon.

If you enjoy this podcast, I'd appreciate it if you'd tell someone else about it. Parents might like to listen to it with their kids at dinner, bedtime, or road trips. Teachers might like to have their students listen to one episode every day after lunch and write a couple sentences about their choices. And kids would just think it was fun to listen to. Thanks for listening!

(As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.)

Thanks for listening! The source for all these science-related facts and questions is my book, "Would You Rather: Science!". To take a look at it, click HERE.  The link will take you to Amazon.

If you enjoy this podcast, I'd appreciate it if you'd tell someone else about it. Parents might like to listen to it with their kids at dinner, bedtime, or road trips. Teachers might like to have their students listen to one episode every day after lunch and write a couple sentences about their choices. And kids would just think it was fun to listen to. Thanks for listening!

(As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.)

Thanks for listening! The source for all these science-related facts and questions is my book, "Would You Rather: Science!". To take a look at it, click HERE.  The link will take you to Amazon.

If you enjoy this podcast, I'd appreciate it if you'd tell someone else about it. Parents might like to listen to it with their kids at dinner, bedtime, or road trips. Teachers might like to have their students listen to one episode every day after lunch and write a couple sentences about their choices. And kids would just think it was fun to listen to. Thanks for listening!

(As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.)