𦦠Our mystery animal is the starnose mole
The scientific name of this animal is ππ°π―π₯πΊππΆπ³π’ π€π³πͺπ΄π΅π’π΅π’....
14 October, 2020
Author: Andrea Jaggi
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What Animal Am I?
Itβs What Animal Am I Wednesday. Can you guess what this week's animal might be?...
14 October, 2020
π₯Egg in a Bottle
You're presented with a boiled egg and a bottle with a very narrow neck. The challenge is to get the egg in the bottle without pressing it in with your hands. How are you going to do it?...
13 October, 2020
π¦ Are you starting to notice more butterflies in your backyard?
If the answer is yes, you can help contribute valuable data to the Butterflies Australia citizen science project!...
09 October, 2020
β George the Geologist – Granite Tors
Granite Tors are large rounded boulders of granite or a related plutonic igneous rock such as granodiorite or gabbro. Follow on with George in this video as he explores how they form. ...
08 October, 2020
π Our mystery animal is the sheep!
The scientific name of this animal is ππ·πͺπ΄ π’π³πͺπ¦π΄....
07 October, 2020
What Animal Am I?
Itβs What Animal Am I Wednesday. Can you guess what this week's animal might be?...
07 October, 2020
π§Surface Tension Science
How do water striders walk on water? Why does it hurt so much when you do a big belly flop? And why is Kieran not soaking wet after turning this up of water upside down?! ...
06 October, 2020
π¦ Do you have a backyard full of feathered friends?
Why not join in on the Aussie Backyard Bird Count!...
02 October, 2020
β George the Geologist – Radiometric Dating
Follow on with George as he explores this plutonic igneous rock, granodiorite, that is around 250 million years old, and the chemical composition of magma that gives the rock amazing colours!...
01 October, 2020