Pot yuck, stinky and gross!

For all visitors who are still kids a heart, you will be burping, farting and sniffing your way to a better understanding of the human body when Grossology splats, oozes and bursts into life at the Science Museum.

Based on the best-selling children's book in the USA, Grossology: The (Impolite) Science of the Human Body is a huge science-in-disguise exhibition where visitors get the answer to all the slimy, stinky, crusty questions kids so enjoy asking about the human body.

There is a human skin wall to climb with pimples, warts, moles, hairs and wounds as hand and foot holds, a vomit centre and a crawl-through digestive system. And if that doesn't make you run to the lavatories, play Gas Attack pinball or compete in "Urine: The Game" to find out what your kidneys do.

In Y U Stink, families match the body odours with the areas they come from - arm pits, lower intestines, mouth and feet, while in Burp Man visitors mimic the build up of acid indigestion by pumping fizzy drinks into a huge cartoon character causing it to release a giant belch.

Not one for the squeamish which is why the children among you will probably love it.

Science Museum (0870 870 4868)

Grossology: The (Impolite) Science of the Human Body
From Sat 11 May-Fri 6 Sept
Adults £5.95, children £3.95