Hello, welcome along to the Fun Kids Science Weekly. It's the show that scans the universe in the

search for all the most amazing discoveries and secrets that might be lurking somewhere. My name's Dan,

thanks for listening. This week, we're travelling to a boiling hot river. Also, we're talking about

brand new black holes, and we're looking at the amazing complexities of a bee.

Plus, I'll answer some of your questions in a sec.

First, let's catch up with one of our favourite geniuses on the show,

certainly the smartest person that I know at Fun Kids HQ.

His name is Professor Hallex.

Professor Hallex's Pathology Puzz puzzles with the Royal College of Pathologists.

Not time stop crime cop again?

It's not time stop crime cop, it's crime stop time cop.

Sorry, no, I mean time cop crime stop, whatever.

He's a daring time travelling pathologist figuring out how all these dead bodies met their sticky end.

What's not to like?

So why does it always have to be about dead people though?

It's so gloomy.

Pathology isn't gloomy, it's fascinating.

And it's certainly not always about dead people.

In fact, it's most commonly used to diagnose and treat people who are alive.

But you're right, the words tend to make us think of detective shows like this.

So this is forensic pathology.

That's right. Nothing to do with Pards either.

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