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Do You Know Why Screens Are So Hard To Put Down? 📺

In this episode, we're going to look at what science says about looking at screens. Researchers are still learning about the effects of staring at the screens of our devices, but what they've found so far explains a lot. Grown-ups: we value your feedback. Our email and message li ...  Show more

Do You Know About the Flamingo? 🦩

Have you ever seen a flamingo and thought — that can't be a real animal? The colour alone is almost too much. That particular shade of pink, standing in the water, reflected back up from the surface. It looks like something someone painted. But they are real, and in this episode ...  Show more

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