Hello and welcome to the Fun Kids Science Weekly, the show that takes you across the universe

to learn some of the amazing secrets that are inside. And I think, to be honest, if we ever needed

an excuse to escape across the galaxy, it's now really, isn't it? If you're stuck at home,

let your mind wander to some science with me.

My name's Dan. Thanks for listening. This week we'll talk about a deadly Bolivian jungle.

We'll also hear about why slime could hold the secrets of the universe, and we'll chat about the energy of the future, imaginary energy in just a sec.

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

This is Professor Hallex.

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

Time stop, crime cop Cop again.

I really don't get this new fascination with dead human beings.

It's so...

Icky.

For the last time, Nurse, it's Time Cop Crime Stop, not Time Stop Crime Cop.

Or at least, I think it is.

Anyway, it's not icky, it's pathology, medical puzzle solving and it's not

just to do with dead people. Oh, I do remember that one episode with the curious case

of the crinkly carp. That one got very fishy. The type of pathology that's trying to

work out why something or how something died is called

forensic pathology.

It's very important in case there's been a crime committed or a mistake made which caused death.

If we know why things happen, we can try to stop them happening again.

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