Four Episodes of Mad Science

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Mad Science is a messy and fun science show made in the Bahamas featuring a slightly crazy host and students from middle schools in Abaco. Featuring exciting  experiments with step by step instructions, as well as lots of messes and a few explosions, this colourful and Bahamian show will appeal to students, teachers and the kids inside all of us!

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More Mad Science found here!

Our show is part of the Bahamas Learning Channel which is also home to the hit show Gary the Explorer. Check out the second weather episode here!

Pipi Pwason!

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A video about a science project in Haiti that actually began in Abaco and makes a good comparison sister project. This is aimed at the local Haitian community on the Ile a Vache-BUT since its subtitled and entertaining Bahamians can see how it relates to us!

 

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Gary the Explorer: Weather Episode One

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Just in time for Hurricane Matthew-hang on everyone in the Bahamas. This one is all about the weather, and the second episode features hurricanes. So if you need something to download and watch when the power goes out, start here. (click the download button under the player on the vimeo page).

Gary explorers our Bahamian weather and what it means to us and our island ecosystems. Plenty cool weather shots and things to show-so we split this one in two!

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Spotted Dolphins of the Bahamas

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Did you know there’s more than one species of dolphin in the Bahamas? Check out these spotted dolphins, different from the more famous bottlenose dolphins. For more information about marine mammals in The Bahamas visit the Bahamas Marine Mammal Research Organisation.  Sponsored by The Lyford Cay Foundation.

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