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Where do snowshoes come from? Did you know that it is thanks to the Indigenous peoples that we still use them today?

Lexie presents us with some facts about medicinal tea!

Did you know that Indigenous peoples introduced chewing gum to Europeans?

In this vignette, Lexie gives us some unusual facts about the history and origins of the toboggan, which is also called the sled.

Through an educational video, Lexie explains key facts about coughs and remedies invented by Indigenous peoples.

Lexie explains that anorak is an Inuk word that means a garment to protect oneself from the wind.

Did you know that the word barbecue comes from the Arawaks?

Lexie explains that moccasins were invented by various Indigenous communities and are one of the oldest kinds of shoes in the world.

Lexie explains that a Japanese crab can measure up to 3.5m in length and weigh 20 kilos.

Lexie explains that the mole fish is a tailless fish that can reach 180cm in length and weigh up to 5000lbs.

Lexie explains that blobfish is a fish that lives in deep water that strangely resembles a human.

Lexie explains that the physalia is a marine animal that looks like a jellyfish and has long filaments that can reach 50m in length.

Lexie explains that a mole found in North America has 22 tentacles at the tip of his nose that allow him to explore his environment and catch food.

Josée explains that there is a frog in Asia that turns yellow with blue cheeks during the breeding season.

Lexie explains that there is a bird in the Amazon that has a feather crown on its head that it uses to parade or to scare off predators.