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Season 3
Beakman's World
13 EPISODES • 1995
Season 3 of Beakman's World was released on September 16 and consists of 13 episodes.
Season 2
Episodes
1: Geysers and Hot Springs, Beakmania & Kidneys
Sep 16, 1995
Beakman looks at geysers and explains the function of kidneys.
2: Gyroscopes, Beakmania & the Heart
Sep 23, 1995
Beakman discusses the usefulness of gyroscopes and how to keep a healthy heart.
3: Sleep, Beakmania & Amplification
Sep 30, 1995
Beakman looks at sleep and what makes sounds loud and soft.
4: Seeds, Beakmania & Bridges
Oct 7, 1995
Beakman explains how seeds grow and the evolution of bridges.
5: Vacuums, Beakmania & Weaving
Oct 14, 1995
Beakman reveals how vacuum cleaners work and how cloth is made.
6: Crustaceans, Beakmania & Bernoulli
Oct 21, 1995
Answers to questions about lobsters, crabs and Swiss scientist Daniel Bernoulli.
7: Carbon, Beakmania & Inventions
Oct 28, 1995
Beakman on the wonders of carbon and an interview with the young inventor Thomas Edison.
8: Balance, Beakmania & Camoflage
Nov 4, 1995
Beakman examines balance and how animals use camouflage.
9: Islands, Beakmania & Energy
Nov 11, 1995
Beakman explains why islands don't float and how springs work.
10: The Sun, Beakmania & Metamorphysis
Nov 18, 1995
Beakman discusses the Sun and how some animals change throughout their lives.
11: Alligators and Crocodiles, Beakmania & Robots
Nov 25, 1995
Beakman explains the difference between alligator and crocodiles, and then takes a peek at robots.
12: Steel, Beakmania & Developing Film
Dec 2, 1995
Beakman and company look at the origins of steel and how photographs are made.
13: Snow, Beakmania & Natural Selection
Dec 9, 1995
Beakman and company look at snow and natural selection.
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