True or False?

The sea is home to 95 percent of all life on Earth. Still, we know more about the moon than we do about the huge body of water on our home planet. Less than five percent of the ocean has been explored. What we know for a fact is that due to climate change, marine life has become extremely endangered.

The first ever science documentary got stuck straight into the most important topic – cheese. Made in 1903, Cheese Mites showed audiences what a piece of stilton looked like beneath a microscope. The scientist reveals a veritable smorgasbord of mites, in his words “crawling and creeping about in all directions, looking like great uncanny crabs, bristling with long spiny hairs and legs”. The year was 1903, and early cinema goers were shocked and thrilled by the images, stilton manufacturers were appalled, and sales of cheap microscopes soared.

Pumpkin pie and eggnog are made all the more delicious because of a flavourful spice – nutmeg! However, two to three teaspoons of raw nutmeg can cause serious medical problems that can last several days, including paranoia and hallucinations. So go easy on the spice and remember that sometimes less is more.