Imagine This

Explore the secrets of animals' spots, stripes, and scales with Dr. Anne Jones as she discusses camouflage, thermal regulation, and the evolutionary reasons behind these patterns. From giraffes' spots serving as heat windows to zebras using stripes as insect repellents, learn how animals adapt and survive in their environments through unique features.

Storms can be wet and windy, but how do they make bright lightning and loud thunder?

Fire is really hot, and it can be dangerous, so what is a cool fire?

Have you ever wondered how little bits of paper comes from big, tall trees? How do they get it so thin and flat?

How do you talk? And why do we all sound different?

Join Dr Nij in The Imaginarium, the place where all your Imagine This questions arrive.

Sweet, sticky honey is so yummy! But have you ever wondered how bees make it? And how do busy honeybees talk to each other?

Germs are everywhere! Some are good for us, but some can make us sick. Have you ever wondered how they do it? The answer lies in how they are made…

Up here on land, we breathe air into our lungs but how do fish breathe underwater? Is there air in the sea? Do fish have lungs like us?

We know sugar tastes great, but is it any good for us? It tastes delicious, so why can’t we have sugar all the time?