Find Out Why

Find Out Why is a series of educational shorts starring Timon and Pumbaa from The Lion King. Sponsored by the National Science Foundation, these shorts have Timon and Pumbaa answer kids' questions about science. Accessed 8 July 2022. The shorts were interstitial segments of the Saturday morning cartoon block Disney's One Saturday Morning in 2000. 
==Plot==
Find Out Why is a series of shorts featuring the comical duo, Timon and Pumbaa answering science questions like why there is lightning, why we sneeze, why pandas don't live in deserts, why there is wind, and why an airplane flies. These are fun to check out for educational purposes at schools, non-residential and residential uses for people, including students and kids everywhere in the world.
==Short Films==
The series contains nine short films that Timon and Pumbaa answer the questions to. The first five shorts were featured in the extras at Disc 2 of The Lion King II: Simba's Pride 2-Disc Special Edition DVD in 2004. Accessed 20 August 2004. 
* Why is There Thunder and Lightning?
* Why Do We Sneeze?
* Why Don't Pandas Live in the Desert?
* Why is There Wind?
* Why Does an Airplane Fly?
* Why Does a CD Work?
* Why Does it Rain?
* Why Does the Moon Change its Shape?
* Why is it so Cold in the Poles?
==Trivia==
* The Magic Carpet from the Aladdin franchise makes a cameo appearance in the first short film, Why is There Thunder and Lightning?.
==Media==
Static Electricity - Timon & Pumba|"Why There is Thunder and Lightning?"
Why We Sneeze? - Timon & Pumba|"Why Do We Sneeze?"
Adaptation - Timon & Pumba|"Why Don't Pandas Live in the Desert?"
Formation Of Wind - Timon & Pumba|"Why is There Wind?"
How Airplanes Can Fly? - Timon & Pumba|"Why Does an Airplane Fly?"
Formation Of Rain - Timon & Pumba|"Why Does it Rain?"
Timon and Pumba - Find Out Why Does the Moon Change Phases? - Disney Learn Along Video|"Why Does the Moon Change its Shape?"
Timon and Pumbaa - Find Out Why It is So Cold in The North Pole - Disney Learn Along Video|"Why is it so Cold in the Poles?"
==References==
Category:Real world