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Amos is a church mouse who wanders by Franklin's print shop and becomes instrumental in Ben's inventions.

"In Outer Space, Bill gives students the inside scoop on planets, star, galaxies, and the universe"--Container.

In The planets, Bill Nye gets up close and personal with each of the solar system's planets and moons. Bill goes planet gazing and takes a serious look at Jupiter's features, Earth's elliptical orbit, and the distances between planets.

Shows how climates throughout the world are created and discusses weather and the effects of climatic changes on our lives.

Bill Nye talks about reptiles, their nature, habitat, food, body temperature, and how they breed. Snakes and crocodiles are fascinating creatures and Nye gives us a close look.

The Science Guy is running, swimming and biking--I hope he gets a chance to take a little breather! We take in good air, and blow out the bad. Without our lungs and heart, our bodies would be starved for energy, and no one can live that way!

"In Pressure, Bill visits Hoover Dam to explore different types of pressure. In this powerful program, check out fire boats, fancy hydraulic lifts for cars, and a water jetski shop that uses pressusre to push water at three times the speed of sound to cut through wood, granite, and even titanium"--Container.

"In Wetlands, Bill sloshes across America's wetlands and gets a bit muddy as he shows us how these swamps, bogs, and marshes help control floods, naturally filter water, and provide a good home to lots of lving things."--Container.

What's the big deal about atoms anyway? In Atoms, Bill Nye explains how atoms combine to form molecules and that even though they're too small to see with our eyes, they are the building blocks of all matter.

Bill Nye takes a dive underwater to study fish. Explore the depths with these submerged creatures and discover how they breathe, grow, and survive in their wet environment.