Information is aimed mostly at young children, but Yorick should also be of interest to older users. At the heart of the site are the first person stories of young children and teenagers with medical problems ranging from leukemia to cystic fibrosis to Crohn's disease. Also included are a hospital tour, sibling stories, and children's tips for teachers, nurses, and doctors, among many other features. Digital Museum's Hop Pop Town. In addition to covering major American sports, it also covers the world sport scene, with categories for cricket, rugby, cycling, soccer, and olympic sports, among others.
Users can follow the exhibit movie by movie or via a clickable gallery map.
The exhibit is accompanied by selected RealPlayer narration by James Earl Jones. Whether you adhere to the SI interpretation of the films or not, the site is great fun, though probably only a fraction of the fun of the actual exhibit. Warner Brothers Online is a nicely-done entertainment site for both kids and adults. Time and bandwidth spent having fun. The site features information about a variety of animals from around the world.