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Fake Blood

Fake Blood

The Big Bloody Experiment

How to make fake blood and think of some ideas of other ingredients that might make it even better.
Introduction

Introduction

The Big Bloody Experiment

Get your head around what is coming up in this experimental series and find out why blood is so important.
Fake Skin

Fake Skin

The Big Bloody Experiment

Learn about what makes your skin look the way it does, by making your very own play dough. There is a little cooking involved (3–5 mins) at the start of this, but it can be done in advance if you wish.
Fake Bruises

Fake Bruises

The Big Bloody Experiment

Why do brusies look the way that they do? All you need to replicate it is an eye shadow palette with red, blue, green and yellow.
Fake Wounds

Fake Wounds

The Big Bloody Experiment

It's time to combine everything all of our experiments and make some realistic looking fake wounds. Great preparation for halloween too.
Wrap

Wrap

The Big Bloody Experiment

Find out about blood types, insect "blood", blue blood and maybe even vampires?
Gardening Marine Forests: A Hands-on Approach to Restoration

Gardening Marine Forests: A Hands-on Approach to Restoration

What if people could be the secret to transforming ocean deserts into rich forests filled with an abundance of life? Join two marine scientists as they explore how a hands-on approach to marine restoration is working to revive marine kelp...Show More
Sea Country

Sea Country

Vicki, Dean, Rob and Maddie share a deep connection to the ocean. It connects them to the past, enriches the present and inspires their futures. Dean is an artist, scientist and custodian who turns to sea-country for inspiration in his work....Show More
The Hidden Value of Kelp Forests: How We Benefit from Nature's Pristine Ecosystems

The Hidden Value of Kelp Forests: How We Benefit from Nature's Pristine Ecosystems

Experts discuss the importance of kelp forests and their role as the foundation of the Great Southern Reef in Australia. Dr Scott Bennett, Prof Adriana Verges, Dr Karen Filbee-Dexter and Aaron Eger explore the various ways in which we benefit...Show More
Reviving Giants

Reviving Giants

Mick Baron and Karen Gowlett-Holmes have been running the Eaglehawk Dive Centre on the iconic Tasman Peninsula since 1991. For decades one of the major attractions to the area has been the giant kelp forests. But over the years they have seen...Show More
Razorfish to the Rescue: A Ceramic Solution to Restore Kangaroo Island's Native Oyster Population

Razorfish to the Rescue: A Ceramic Solution to Restore Kangaroo Island's Native Oyster Population

Native flat oysters were once abundant in the waters surrounding Kangaroo Island. These oysters, known as angasi oysters were once an important food source for the Indigenous people of the region, who harvested them using traditional methods for...Show More
Louis Pasteur

Louis Pasteur

Timelines of Everyone

This is a timeline of one of the most important scientists in the history of microbiology. Pasteur’s relentless pursuit of knowledge, and groundbreaking research into the causes of disease, helped change our world forever.
Rachel's Farm

Rachel's Farm

One woman's journey from ecological despair to finding hope in the soil beneath her feet. Film director and actress Rachel Ward is not the first person you'd expect to join a farming revolution. In this triumphant film, Rachael voyages from...Show More
Cigarettes and Vapes

Cigarettes and Vapes

Drug Awareness

It’s no secret that smoking can reduce both your life expectancy and your quality of life. Exploring traditional cigarettes or tobacco products and newer e-cigarettes or vapes, this video is an in-depth look at what happens when nicotine enters...Show More
Principles of Muscle Control

Principles of Muscle Control

Muscles

Your muscles are controlled by the decisions made in your central nervous system. These decisions are communicated to the muscles through motor neurons. Taking a deep dive into the crucial role of motor neurons and action potentials, this video...Show More
Muscle Disease, Injury and Supplements

Muscle Disease, Injury and Supplements

Muscles

Muscles are built to be tough, but that doesn’t make them invincible. Strains, sprains and some diseases can affect how muscles grow and function. This video explores what happens when muscles stop working as they should, and how proper care,...Show More
Training and Muscles

Training and Muscles

Muscles

If you’ve done a big weights session or more sit-ups than you’re used to, you’ll know the feeling of a thumping heart, fatigue and muscle ache. This video looks at the physiological changes that happen to your muscles during times of...Show More
The Major Muscles of the Human Body

The Major Muscles of the Human Body

Muscles

Whenever you move, from pointing to jumping, dozens of muscles work together to make it happen. How? With a focus on skeletal muscles, this video follows the series of events that coordinate movement, from motor neurons to muscle fibres and...Show More
Voluntary and Involuntary Muscles

Voluntary and Involuntary Muscles

Muscles

Your musculoskeletal system is always at work, even while standing still. Looking into the mechanics of several different movements, this video delves into the role of partnered muscles and reciprocal inhibition, as well as movements that take...Show More
Plankton

Plankton

Life in the Sea

Plankton are really important. The fish and almost everything else you can see in the ocean are only about ten percent of what is really there. Hordes of tiny organisms, so small it takes a microscope to see most of them, are the biggest biomass...Show More
Four Ways to Give Back to Nature through Rewilding

Four Ways to Give Back to Nature through Rewilding

BBC Bitesize: The Regenerators - Action

No matter what space you have, you can give back to nature. Hear from Amy Bray, founder of environmental charity Another Way, and her friends who are sharing their tips on how you can rewild your home and local area.
What Is Palm Oil?

What Is Palm Oil?

BBC Bitesize: The Regenerators - Green Themes Explained

Palm oil can be found in many things, from make-up to pizza, soap to chocolate. Rosette Ale, a sustainable fashion business owner, explains how the demand for palm oil is unfortunately leading to deforestation and impacting animals.
Charles Darwin

Charles Darwin

Timelines of Everyone

This is a timeline of the events in the life and work of English naturalist Charles Darwin, from 1831 to 1882. Darwin's study of the natural world showed how life developed through evolution. His book 'On the Origin of Species' would prove to be...Show More
What Is Natural Selection?

What Is Natural Selection?

OUP Biology

Natural selection is the gradual adaptation of a population to become more suited to its environment.
What Is Active Immunity?

What Is Active Immunity?

OUP Biology

How active immunity happens in the body, via natural infection or vaccination.

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