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Welcome to Sciencentric, your portal to captivating content at the intersection of science, society, and the natural world! Founded in 2018 by filmmaker, journalist, and host Eric R Olson, Sciencentric seeks to bridge the divide between progress and Nature...innovation and conservation...all wrapped in an entertaining and sometimes humorous package. Join us on a journey of curiosity and discovery

, where we unravel the wonders of the world around us. Engage with our community by subscribing, leaving comments, and giving a thumbs-up to your favorite videos! For those who truly appreciate our work, consider becoming a valued member of our Patreon community: https://www.patreon.com/sciencentric/ Your support fuels our exploration and allows us to continue delivering outstanding content.

Surprising fact: It’s not the world’s largest plastic-consuming countries that contribute the most to ocean plastic 🌊A 2...
10/24/2025

Surprising fact: It’s not the world’s largest plastic-consuming countries that contribute the most to ocean plastic 🌊

A 2021 study in Science revealed that smaller nations like the Philippines top the list, due to a high coastline-to-land ratio, heavy rainfall, and poor waste management that channels plastic into the sea.

Want to explore how this happens and what it means for global oceans? Comment below—we might bring a podcast guest to dive deeper.

📊 Infographic: Visual Capitalist

Did you know...all of the domesticated mammals on Earth have a combined biomass more than 10 times the weight of wild ma...
12/17/2024

Did you know...all of the domesticated mammals on Earth have a combined biomass more than 10 times the weight of wild mammals? This is according to a study by the Weizmann Institute in Israel and includes animals like cows, pigs, chickens, sheep, goats and our beloved pet dogs and cats.

What about us humans? Well, altogether we're 6.5 times the weight of all our warm-blooded Earthmates.

"Our research shows, in quantifiable terms, the magnitude of our influence and how our decisions and choices in the coming years will determine what’s left of nature for future generations," said professor Ron Milo, whose lab conducted the study.

Illustration: Itai Raveh

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