Weird But True!

Charlie and Kirby explain the difference between asteroids, comets and meteorites.

Charlie and Kirby discover how super storms can also be super weird.

Today Charlie and Kirby are looking for pirate treasure off the coast of Florida.

Charlie and Kirby love dogs so they're setting out to meet super dogs with weird jobs.

They're big, scary and weird? It's true. Today Charlie and Kirby learn all about sharks.

Horns, antlers and ossicones - how weird? Charlie and Kirby examine animal headgear.

Charlie and Kirby are off to Alaska to learn everything they can about human survival.

Charlie and Kirby head to Alaska to meet some curious animals who love the freezing cold.

Arthropods are explored including their classification in the animal kingdom and their shared characteristics, exoskeleton and pairs of legs. Fun facts include that some butterflies taste with their feet and hear with their wings.

The term Invasive Species is defined. Fun facts include that a Burmese Python can swallow an alligator. Digestive juices in the snake's stomach can dissolve bones. A favorite of snake lovers, they grow 7 feet in first year, hard to contain.

Charlie and Kirby are on a curious quest to make sense of - their senses.

The fun of roller coasters are explained through practical physics principles of kinetic energy (speed), potential energy (height) and the Law of Conservation of Energy. Details include use of lifts to gain height and launches for speed.

Kirby's lifelong dream of becoming a Falconer comes true thanks to a trip to Hershey, PA.

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