Little Donkey gets 40,000+ views
Little Donkey tribute to Eric Boswell
Corkbot Computer Game
Professor Corkbot’s Cat and the White Spider from Brona McVittie on Vimeo.
Further to the adventures of Professor Corkbot’s Cat, Riddles the cat now features in a computer game created by Gledsley Muller.
Play the predator and learn about how evolution works : Riddles the Cat Computer Game
Amhrán na dTurcaithe – Turkey’s Song
Amhrán na dTurcaithe (The Turkey Song) from Brona McVittie on Vimeo.
Mati Bustani Wood is 6 years old. In August 2010 he was diagnosed with neuroblastoma. He has had a tumour removed from his brain and is now undergoing chemotherapy.
Mati asked the corkbots to nominate Action Aid as their Christmas Charity for 2010. They made a video for him, which you can watch above or on Vimeo or YouTube.
To visit his page and donate, click here.
Professor Corkbot and the Wonders of Mitosis
Check out the Corkbots’ latest adventures in science.
Professor Corkbot and the Wonders of Mitosis from Brona McVittie on Vimeo.
Little Donkey
The Corkbot Christmas Card 2009, dedicated to the late Eric Boswell, who wrote the hymn – Little Donkey – to a different tune.
Little Donkey from Brona McVittie on Vimeo.
Professor Corkbot and the Lambton Worm
Created by pupils of Exton Primary School, with support from Creative Partnerships, the MRC Clinical Sciences Centre and the Corkbots as part of their continued celebration of Darwin’s bicentenary year in 2009. This short film is inspired by experiments Darwin did with earthworms – recreated by Exton Primary School pupils – to see if they could hear.
Professor Corkbot and the Lambton Worm from Brona McVittie on Vimeo.
Professor Corkbot’s Cat and the White Spider
In celebration of Darwin’s 200th anniversary, February 12th 2009, the Corkbots created a film inspired by the theory of evolution by natural selection
Professor Corkbot’s Cat and the White Spider from Brona McVittie on Vimeo.
Bodach
The Corkbot Christmas Card 2008 inspired by a Scots Gaelic nursery rhyme about a snowman. The tune is borrowed from the Irish traditional jig, Kitty lie over.
Bodach from Brona McVittie on Vimeo.