What's in a (cyclone) name? #Shorts
Cyclones are named to improve communication and avoid confusion, with names alternating between male and female since 1975.
How To Hack “Luck” Using Maths With Lily Serna | FULL DOCUMENTARY
The video explores the concept of 'wisdom of the crowd' and how mathematical principles can be applied to solve complex problems, such as estimating the weight of Uluru, and improve decision-making in various fields.
Megafauna: This Shocking Event May Have Doomed Australia’s Giant Beasts | DOCUMENTARY
The video discusses the Lamp Excursion, a rare geological event where Earth's magnetic poles switched, leading to weakened magnetic fields and increased radiation exposure, potentially causing megafauna extinction.
How JAWS Started A War On Sharks | What The Duck?!
The video critiques the scientific inaccuracies in the movie Jaws and its impact on shark perceptions and policies.
Megafauna: Did Ancient Rock Art Capture Australia’s Giant Kangaroo? | DOCUMENTARY
The video explores ancient rock paintings in Northern Territory, Australia, depicting extinct megafauna, suggesting human interaction with these species.
The Lion King: SEVEN Scientific Fails! | What The Duck?!
The Lion King inaccurately portrays lion behavior, including family dynamics and mating practices.
Getting to the bottom of seed oils’ bad rap. #Shorts
The video debunks myths about seed oils, highlighting their health benefits and clarifying misconceptions about their role in inflammation and disease.
Megafauna: Can Aboriginal Oral History Uncover What Destroyed These Beasts? | DOCUMENTARY
A collaboration between traditional owners and academics explores ancient human-animal interactions in Australia, challenging previous assumptions about megafauna extinction.
Mind-Blowing Aerial Technology Shows Hidden Forest Patterns! #Shorts
Aerial technology using sensors and lasers maps forests to assess tree health and fire hazards.
Why Cricket Players Rub Balls on Their Pants | #Shorts
The quality of leather affects a cricket ball's performance, influencing how it swings and spins during a game.
Megafauna: Did Humans Wipeout These Giant Birds? | DOCUMENTARY
New Zealand serves as a case study for human-driven extinctions, highlighting the rapid disappearance of large birds like the Moa after human settlement.
The TRUTH About Groundhog Day | What The Duck?!
Groundhogs, like Punxsutawney Phil, are used in North America to predict the arrival of spring, with mixed accuracy.
Seed Oils: Are They Really That Bad For You? | What's That Rash?
The discussion focuses on the health implications of seed oils versus animal fats, debunking myths about seed oils being harmful and emphasizing their benefits.
Megafauna: What Killed Australia's Giant Beasts? | DOCUMENTARY
The video explores the extinction of Australia's megafauna, focusing on climate change and human impact as potential causes.
How Often Should You Shower? | What’s That Rash?
The discussion explores the cultural and health aspects of personal hygiene, questioning the necessity of daily showers and the impact of hygiene practices on health and the environment.
Dr Karl vs. Raw Ginger: Spicy Myth or Real Cure? #Shorts
The video humorously explores the experience of biting into ginger and discusses its medicinal properties, particularly for nausea.
Can a digital dolphin help stroke survivors recover faster?
The video discusses a trial using a video game to enhance stroke recovery by boosting neuroplasticity.
Should You Base Your Diet On Your Blood Type? | What’s That Rash?
The discussion explores the concept of blood type diets, debunking their effectiveness while explaining the scientific basis of blood types and their potential health implications.
Is sitting actually bad for your health? #Shorts #Sitting
Standing up briefly every hour is insufficient to counteract prolonged sitting; movement is key.
CHIMP Feet Are More Common Than You Think!
Some humans have prehensile feet similar to ancient ancestors, allowing them to grip objects, though this trait is rare and not particularly useful today.
Turns out frequency is the key for habit formation #Shorts
The video discusses how creating specific cues and rewards can help form healthy habits by reinforcing neural pathways.
Dr Karl's How Things Work: Toilet Paper (FULL DOCUMENTARY)
The video explores the process of making recycled toilet paper, highlighting its environmental benefits and the intricate production process.
Blindfolded Navigation: How Echoes Reveal Hidden Doorways
The video discusses echolocation as a method for blind individuals to navigate their environment using sound echoes.
The Only FOUR Things You Need To Form A Habit | What's That Rash?
The discussion focuses on habit formation, the science behind it, and practical ways to change habits using brain plasticity.