Miwu Science's starfish Short approaches three million views
The feeding lesson stands out among recent uploads as daily viewing across the channel climbs to more than five times its usual level.
Why this story? The whole channel is running at 1,159,437 views a day, 5.5 times a normal day (210,477).
😲How do starfish actually feed? #miwuscience #interestingscience #shorts
Miwu Science usually draws a few hundred thousand views a day across its library. That daily audience has swelled to roughly 1.2 million, with a starfish feeding lesson prominent among its recent uploads.
Posted on November 6, the Short has reached about 2.7 million views. As we reported here, its subject is the animal's unusual way of eating, with its stomach outside its body. It is also comfortably the most watched of the channel's recent Shorts, ahead of October's maltose-making lesson.
The rise is channel-wide, so it cannot all be credited to the starfish. But the upload fits Miwu Science's particular approach to science for children: start with something familiar, then find the question hiding inside it. Its most-watched Shorts include dividing an irregular cake evenly and asking when water will overflow. Here, the puzzle is what actually happens when a starfish gets a meal.
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- Channel
- Miwu Science
- Subscribers
- 5,990,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 2,687,426
- Channel views, pace per day
- 1,159,437 (on a normal day: 210,477)
The numbers
Daily views across Miwu Science's library are running well above their usual level.
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