Episodio 1: Pensando apestoso: ¿por qué olemo...

¿Conoces esa sensación cuando tienes mariposas en el estómago? ¿O tal vez te pone sudoroso y acalorado? ¿O tal vez te pones nervioso y tu corazón late muy rápido? Sí, también conocemos esos sentimientos. Hoy estamos descubriendo por qué la ansiedad puede hacer que nuestro cuerpo ...  Show more

¿Los insectos ven el mundo en cámara lenta? ¿Los animales ven el mismo arco iris que nosotros? ¿Cómo ven las águilas tan lejos?Nuestros oyentes tienen muchas preguntas sobre la forma en que los animales ven el mundo, y este episodio aborda muchas de ellas. Visitaremos un laborato ...  Show more

Birds have a lot going on. They fly, chirp, sing, make nests, lay eggs. But can they cough or sneeze? We asked biologist Imogene Cancellare to help us find the answer.Got a question that’s flying around in your brain? Send it to us at BrainsOn.org/contact, and we’ll help quack th ...  Show more

Have you ever watched birds soaring in the sky and wondered... How do they fly like that? Our guest,  Alex Troutman, wildlife biologist and science communicator, is here to explain it all. A lifetime birding enthusiast, Alex turned his interest in birds into a job as a scientist. ...  Show more

Hummingbirds lay the smallest eggs ,the eggs (of bee) Hummingbirds are about 0.2 inches long .Ostrich lay the biggest birds  eggs ,they can weigh up to 5.5 pounds .and they are so hard that a human adult can stand on them without breaking them ,not all eggs are white or brown , t ...  Show more

Have you ever seen a puffin? With their bright beaks, orange feet and black and white coloring, these birds are very cool to look at. And we’ve gotten a lot of questions about them! In this episode, we talk with Don Lyons, an educator and avian ecologist with the Seabird Insti ...