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They Might Be Giants have several science based songs, in fact much of
their music references science terms and concepts.  One of my
favorites is, "Why does the sun shine?" (The sun is a mass of
incadescent gas), other interesting selections include "Mammal" and
"Spider".

Rae Alexander
North Coast Nature Center
www.northcoastnaturecenter.org
707.464.3633

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