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Everyday science: what your body, animals and machines are actually doing.
Elephant leads, Prickle interrupts.Your body, animals, machines and the news, explained as a mechanism by a curious elephant and a sarcastic hedgehog. New episodes every week.

Each episode is made in English and Thai, with two Shorts cut from it.
A sneeze is a cannon with a tripwire in your nose, a cable, a control room in your brainstem and a crew of muscles. We follow one speck through load, seal, fire, then test the myths: does your heart stop, do your eyes pop out, and why you should never hold it in.
Sourced from 6 references: en.wikipedia.org, health.clevelandclinic.org, news.mit.edu, smithsonianmag.com, vicks.com.
Episode notes and sourcesEveryday science: what your body, animals and machines are actually doing.
Elephant leads, Prickle interrupts.History's mysteries and the biggest ideas in physics and the cosmos.
Elephant leads.The news that matters, within 48 hours, explained as a mechanism instead of a headline.
Elephant leads.One idea, one analogy, and a hedgehog who is usually right about it.
Prickle hosts.Ranked by YouTube views.

Curious about everything, never forgets a number, and always shows the working.
“Let's follow one speck all the way through.”

One analogy per episode and a sarcastic remark that always lands on a fact.
“So it's a cannon. In your face. Great.”