S22·E4 Waterproof Frog / The Piano / In the Sub-Nuclear Kitchen / The Record
Synopsis
Waterproof Frog: A look at the unique frog Phyllomedusa which lives in the arid Gran Chaco region of central South America. The frog protects itself against water loss by coating its body with a waxy secretion. The Piano: A program about the history and science of the piano. In the Sub-Nuclear Kitchen: A brief look at particle physics and the huge particle accelerator at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) in Geneva. The Record: A history of the phonograph record
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When did Season 22 Episode 4 of The Nature of Things air?
Season 22, Episode 4 ('Waterproof Frog / The Piano / In the Sub-Nuclear Kitchen / The Record') originally aired on November 4, 1981.
How long is Season 22 Episode 4 ('Waterproof Frog / The Piano / In the Sub-Nuclear Kitchen / The Record')?
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What happens in The Nature of Things Season 22 Episode 4?
Waterproof Frog: A look at the unique frog Phyllomedusa which lives in the arid Gran Chaco region of central South America. The frog protects itself against water loss by coating its body with a waxy secretion. The Piano: A program about the history and science of the piano. In the Sub-Nuclear Kitch...
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