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Ocean Sciences

Season 4 | Episode 13 | Eleven | August 26, 2017

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From humpback whale messengers, to wave energy, wild shark rescues and even ocean acidification, it's all covered on this episode: where the ordinary becomes extraordinary.

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Anthropods

Insects and spiders. How much do the two have in common? Both are part of a group called arthropods: invertebrates which have an exoskeleton (external skeletal system) but no backbone. Plus, Lee travels to a butterfly sanctuary to discover why butterflies and moths have the wing patterns they do. Entomology (the study of insects) is explained in a way accessible for senior primary and junior high school students.

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There are lots of things the human body does without somebody consciously choosing to do so - like breathing and digesting food. But sometimes, things happen and you question why: like when you bite your tongue. Health and the human body are the theme of this episode.

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Lee and Dr Joel uncover the physics behind physical exercise and everyday activities. Meanwhile, Dr Joel examines capillary action - the process by which water is distributed through plant life.

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