If you’re not familiar, the experiment features the creation of a large, foamy volcano made from water, dish soap, yeast and hydrogen peroxide—commonly referred to as “Elephant Toothpaste ...

The gargantuan elephant’s toothpaste experiment has gone viral on YouTube, earning an especially large view count from the video posted by Dobrik.

Popular YouTuber and streamer iShowSpeed, whose real name is Darren Jason Watkins, had to be treated by paramedics after an experiment during a livestream went wrong. The 18-year-old, who is known ...

Footage shows a teacher demonstrating the 'Elephant toothpaste' experiment to his students. The instructor used a hydrogen peroxide solution and poured the substance into a small beaker containing ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — The annual COSI Science Festival is coming up from May 3 to 6 and NBC4 Today anchor Monica Day got a preview of a crowd favorite experiment: “Elephant Toothpaste ...

Weather Make elephant toothpaste with this basic chemistry experiment The foam-like substance is kid-friendly and a fun way to demonstrate basic chemical processes.

Elephant toothpaste is one interactive experiment they show in their Science Theater! Zontini put on her googles and lab coat to help Jordan Utterback, Program Manager at Boonshoft with this fun ...

The Science of It: Elephant toothpasteThe Science of It: Elephant toothpaste See a fun chemistry experiment in this week's The Science of It ...

Elephant toothpaste is harmless but can be messy. Make sure to do the experiment outside or on top of an easily cleanable surface (in a bathtub, in a disposable container, on foil, etc).