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Right. Are you here? Are you ready? Good. You've come to the right place. Welcome along. It's another episode of the Fun Kids Science Weekly.

This is the only show. My name's Dan, by the way. Hello. This is the only show.

My name's Dan, by the way.

Hello.

This is the only show.

Let's get back to it that zooms you through the galaxy,

uncovers everything inside that's strange and wonderful and a little bit deadly.

And then we get you back home, fingers crossed, in one piece.

I mean, you've not signed anything, so I don't really mind

about that. But anyway, this week we're looking at plans to save gorillas and whales. Also,

we'll chat to someone whose job is to follow these incredibly amazing creatures all around the

world and uncover what they're really doing. Also, we'll travel to the hurricane capital of the world,

and we've got some shoutouts and hellos to say to you. After we catch up with one of our

favourite geniuses on Fun Kids, this is Professor Hallex, and this week is looking inside your

body. Professor Hallex's Collidoscope Antibiotic.

Oh, I don't feel well.

I think I've got an infection.

Nurse Nanobob?

Computer.

The human body is full of microbes.

Tiny living organisms that are found pretty much everywhere on Earth. There are five main types of microbes, with three of the most common, being viruses,

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