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Paula prepares a few tasty treats: scorpion pizza, worm stew and cricket cookies!

Police use a special infrared camera to see in total darkness and catch a culprit. Paula can run, but she can't hide!

Would you believe a cockroach could actually drive a car? What if we told you it was a really small car?

Paula meets a very intelligent dolphin that can detect dangerous objects underwater.

With a little modern technology and a lot of help from the experts, Andrews helps solve a 3,000 year old mystery.

The average person takes three tenths of a second to respond to a starter pistol. Find out how world-class sprinters improve upon that time.

A Techfit(c) suit and special training give Paula the advantage that she needs in the forty-yard dash.

As a car moves forward its wheels appear to spin backward?! We'll need Pemma to explain this wagon-wheel effect.

Race car driver Shannon Bentley explains the science behind the racetrack.

Some animals just need to "go" when nature calls, but most house pets can be trained.

Paula discovers "poo" can actually tell us a lot about an animal.

Pemma participates in a robotics competition. Can she lead her team to victory?

These little guys can turn "number two" into plant fertilizer.

This robot moves with ease. He can dance, play sports and he can run!

This military robot was designed to seek out intruders. Today, he has his sights on Andrew.