The slimy, stinky and oozy aspects of human biology take center stage at Jersey City’s Liberty Science Center this summer. At the museum’s newest exhibit, “Grossology: The (Impolite) Science of the ...

BOISE, Idaho — The Discovery Center of Idaho has a new showcase that isn’t for the faint of heart but may be for the inner child. DC Idaho’s latest exhibit, Grossology: The (Impolite) Science of the ...

OKLAHOMA CITY — Visitors will have the chance to explore why the human body produces mushy, oozy, crusty, scaly and stinky gunk at “Grossology: The (Impolite) Science of the Human Body,” the new ...

"Grossology" features interactive games, characters and visuals designed to engage the children in a humorous way. The exhibit includes a guessing game centered on all the unpleasant smells that come ...

CHICAGO -- It's a popular science exhibit that explores the slimy, the crusty and the scaly. But we're not talking sea urchins, moon rocks and dinosaurs here. This one's about "grossology," the ...

“Ewww, gross!” is a way-cool way for kids these days to dismiss things they don’t like or understand, but the new exhibition opening Saturday at the Museum of Discovery and Science in Fort Lauderdale ...

nimal Grossology," the new exhibition at the Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum, could easily have been a lot grosser. Sure, there's plastic excrement in the exhibit room, skunk scent for spritzing, and ...

Nothing grabs kids' attention in science lessons like the ick factor. That's the premise of the animated series "Grossology," which premiered this month on Discovery Kids' channel, cable channel 100.

For those who have ever wondered why there are hairs inside the nose or how a belch and other gas is produced in the human body, here’s the chance to find out. The answers to those questions and many ...

Thu 6/19 Third Chamber Thursdays: Kung Fu Hustle The Drafthouse continues its celebration of the strong connections between kung fu and hip-hop with a screening of Stephen Chow’s comic masterpiece ...

CHICAGO -- It's a popular science exhibit that explores the slimy, the crusty and the scaly. But we're not talking sea urchins, moon rocks and dinosaurs here. This one's about "grossology," the ...