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  • Why Are There So Many Different Languages?
    In this episode, we're answering some of our frequently asked questions, the questions we hear a lot from all of you: why are there so many different…
  • Researchers aren't entirely sure, but the current prevailing theory is that flamingos stand on one leg to conserve energy.
    Why Do Flamingos Stand On One Leg?
    We’re answering ten questions as quickly as we can in this episode of But Why. Why do onions make you cry? How do hummingbirds hum? Why do flamingos stand…
  • How Do You Make Bread?
    How is bread made? Who made the first cake? Why shouldn't you touch raw eggs? On this episode of But Why, we're talking about baking. We get a lesson in…
  • Moths are fun to watch and easy to photograph in your own backyard. This is an Eastern Panthea Moth (Panthea furcilla).
    Why Are Moths Attracted To Light?
    In this episode we're celebrating the official return of summer to the northern hemisphere by answering some summertime questions! How do fireflies glow…
  • We learn about how babies are made with Cory Silverberg, author of What Makes a Baby.
    How Are Babies Made?
    How are babies made? We speak with Cory Silverberg, author of What Makes A Baby, for answers to questions about how we all come into the world.
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