SciShow Quiz Show: Hank vs. Stefan

The video is a Scishow quiz show hosted by Michael Rhonda, featuring contestants Hank Green and Stefan Chin. The show covers various scientific topics, including measurement units, animal navigation, extreme sounds, haptics technology, and unusual surgical procedures. Contestants answer quiz questions to earn Scishow Bucks, with the winner receiving prizes for their Patreon patron. The show combines humor with educational content, providing insights into scientific concepts and research.

What is the prize for the winner of the Scishow Quiz Show?

• A signed card and a secret Scishow swag

• A cash prize

• A trip to the Scishow studio

• A new car

Which of the following units is NOT used for a specific scientific purpose?

• Scales

• Flops

• Barns

• Crabs

How do Saharan desert ants navigate back to their nest?

• Using magnetic fields

• Following a scent trail

• Using an internal pedometer

• By detecting polarized light

What type of sounds did researchers predict dinosaurs could make?

• Open-mouthed bellows

• Complex songs

• Silent gestures

• High-pitched whistles

What is producing the lowest sound waves detected in the universe?

• A black hole

• A hyper giant star

• A hypernova

• A luminous blue variable star

What technology is used to simulate touch in holograms?

• Infrasound waves

• Static electricity

• Ultrasound waves

• Electromagnetic fields

What is the purpose of haptic technology?

• To improve sound quality

• To enhance visual graphics

• To increase processing speed

• To simulate touch interactions

What material from the body is used in the tooth-in-eye surgery?

• Epithelial tissue from the esophagus

• A tooth

• Part of the pelvic bone

• Bone marrow

What is the full medical name for the tooth-in-eye surgery?

• Osteo Odonto Kerato prosthesis

• Dental Corneal Implant

• Tooth Ocular Procedure

• Odonto Eye Surgery

What is the main function of the cornea in the human eye?

• To control eye movement

• To detect colors

• To focus light and protect the eye

• To produce tears