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King Louis’ Toilet Water & George Washington’s Spit: The History of Your Drink
Every sip of water has a story—royal flushes, George’s dentures, and centuries of recycling. Are you ready for the journey?
Upper Elementary
Science Rot
Water Cycle
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Fresh deer poop? To decomposers, that’s a double chunk chocolate cookie fresh from the oven.
The food web’s unsung heroes—producers, consumers, decomposers. Learn how they keep ecosystems alive... poop and all
Upper Elementary
Science Rot
Food Web
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Earth’s Spheres: The Most Ohio Neighborhood You’ve Ever Seen.
Cow farts got Atmosphere throwing hands, water refuses to flush, and Biosphere’s out here eating candy poop from bugs like it’s a gourmet snack. See how Earth's four spheres are holding it all together.
Upper Elementary
Science Rot
Earth's Spheres
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Salt Water: Humanity's First Frenemy. It seems helpful at first, but double-crosses and laughs at your misery.
Salt water isn’t just undrinkable—it’s dangerous. Learn how early civilizations discovered that fresh water was life or death.
Upper Elementary
Science Rot
Natural Resources