Penelope K By The Way

Through making shadows, Penelope learns that rainbows are made by light shining on rain.

Penelope K tries to answer a question about what tears are made of.

Penelope K investigates if worms have eyes.

Penelope K investigates which is the world's biggest animal.

Penelope K investigates the question of how to see the back of your own head.

The probing question of what causes night really has Penelope K in a spin.

Penelope K learns about boomerangs.

Why would emus need feathers if not one of them has ever flown?

Penelope K finds some puzzling facts when she investigates how snails get their shells.

Are elephants' trunks their noses, their hands or their mouths? Penelope K investigates.

Penelope K explores a world of smells when she's asked why dogs sniff so much.

Penelope K and Detectives Hank and Frank investigate the mystery of a missing shoe.

Penelope K investigates just what that delicious drink milk is and where it comes from.

Penelope K investigates why some people can curl their tongues and others can't.

A fact finding mission into why we have eyebrows leads Penelope K into a race.

To discover what clouds are made of Penelope K learns about evaporation and condensation.

Penelope K discovers how butterflies can hide on leaves, bark and rocks.

Penelope K finds conflicting information about eggs when she investigates their strength.

Penelope K is star gazing. She tries to find out why the stars twinkle.

Penelope K ponders how ants walk in a line and finds it has something to do with smell.

Penelope K investigates the uses of a kangaroos' pouch and gets a clue in the Know Dome.

Penelope K investigates why nothing flies off the Earth into space.

Penelope K goes on a fascinating journey to discover how waves are made.

Penelope K pieces together the clues to discover why tigers have stripes.

Even though wind is invisible, it's there because what it does can be seen, heard and felt