NewCurious how Socialpruf works?Learn more
Content
Discover
Leaderboards
Latest blog
How to benchmark your competitive landscape with Socialpruf
How to Benchmark the Competitive Landscape
instagram analytics
Similar Accounts:
followers
146K
impressions
1.63M
likes
58.3K
comments
658
posts
58
engagement
3.32%
emv
$48.1K
Average per post
28.2K

Key Metrics

Distributions

Top Content

Sometimes, being an expert in one scientific field doesn’t translate to another. But then there’s Luis Alvarez, a particle physicist who helped expand our knowledge of the world by investigating everything from atomic bombs, to Egyptian pyramids, to what actually killed the dinosaurs. This video was inspired by Collisions: A Physicist’s Journey from Hiroshima to the Death of the Dinosaurs, a new book by Alec Nevala-Lee. If you’d like to check it out, head to the SciShow Bookshop page. Made in partnership with The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.
221K
9.30K
31
7mo ago
scishow
Sometimes, being an expert in one scientific field doesn’t translate to another. But then there’s Luis Alvarez, a particle physicist who helped expand our knowledge of the world by investigating everything from atomic bombs, to Egyptian pyramids, to what actually killed the dinosaurs. This video was inspired by Collisions: A Physicist’s Journey from Hiroshima to the Death of the Dinosaurs, a new book by Alec Nevala-Lee. If you’d like to check it out, head to the SciShow Bookshop page. Made in partnership with The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.
While these concretions aren’t the remnants of a lost city, we do know that studying how they formed can give us insights into ocean currents, climate change, and could even give us insights into making cleaner, greener concrete. This video was inspired by Megalodons, Mermaids, and Climate Change: Answers to Your Ocean and Atmosphere Questions, a new book by Ellen Prager and Dave Jones. If you’d like to check it out, head to the SciShow Bookshop page. Made in partnership with The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
169K
4.02K
34
7mo ago
scishow
While these concretions aren’t the remnants of a lost city, we do know that studying how they formed can give us insights into ocean currents, climate change, and could even give us insights into making cleaner, greener concrete. This video was inspired by Megalodons, Mermaids, and Climate Change: Answers to Your Ocean and Atmosphere Questions, a new book by Ellen Prager and Dave Jones. If you’d like to check it out, head to the SciShow Bookshop page. Made in partnership with The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
One day, we might nap our way to Mars. Researchers believe suspended animation or hibernation is the best way to travel through space. Here’s how they want to do it. Support for this video was contributed by the Translational Research Institute for Space Health at Baylor College of Medicine. TRISH is an applied health research catalyst that funds high-impact scientific studies and technologies to keep astronauts healthy during deep space exploration. TRISH is empowered by the NASA Human Research Program, and a consortium led by Baylor College of Medicine with partners MIT and Caltech.
142K
2.18K
23
7mo ago
scishow
One day, we might nap our way to Mars. Researchers believe suspended animation or hibernation is the best way to travel through space. Here’s how they want to do it. Support for this video was contributed by the Translational Research Institute for Space Health at Baylor College of Medicine. TRISH is an applied health research catalyst that funds high-impact scientific studies and technologies to keep astronauts healthy during deep space exploration. TRISH is empowered by the NASA Human Research Program, and a consortium led by Baylor College of Medicine with partners MIT and Caltech.
For over a decade, Complexly has created educational content rooted in curiosity, accuracy, and trust, and we’re excited to announce that Complexly is now a 501c3 nonprofit! New structure. Same mission. Bigger impact. As a nonprofit built on the idea that good information is worth it, we can keep making the educational videos that matter most, while keeping everything free and accessible. Learn more at Complexly.org
136K
5.44K
38
6mo ago
scishow
For over a decade, Complexly has created educational content rooted in curiosity, accuracy, and trust, and we’re excited to announce that Complexly is now a 501c3 nonprofit! New structure. Same mission. Bigger impact. As a nonprofit built on the idea that good information is worth it, we can keep making the educational videos that matter most, while keeping everything free and accessible. Learn more at Complexly.org
People have been trying to prevent the spread of infectious disease forever, yet we only got germ theory in the 19th century. Except for one 16th century Italian doctor, who got it exactly right and was immediately forgotten. This video was inspired by Air-Borne: The Hidden History of the Life We Breathe, a new book by Carl Zimmer. If you’d like to check it out, head to the SciShow Bookshop page. Made in partnership with The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
132K
2.75K
19
7mo ago
scishow
People have been trying to prevent the spread of infectious disease forever, yet we only got germ theory in the 19th century. Except for one 16th century Italian doctor, who got it exactly right and was immediately forgotten. This video was inspired by Air-Borne: The Hidden History of the Life We Breathe, a new book by Carl Zimmer. If you’d like to check it out, head to the SciShow Bookshop page. Made in partnership with The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
The next Deep Dive comes out this Thursday with a very special guest host @maya_higa ⁠ Maya Higa is one of the top female streamers on Twitch and a rising star on YouTube. Her passions include wildlife conservation and education, and she integrates these into her content regularly, creating some of the most unique content on Twitch. Her livestreams feature conservation education, IRL lifestyle content, and charity fundraising. Maya founded @alveussanctuary, a non-profit wildlife sanctuary and virtual education center in central Texas.
126K
5.05K
44
3mo ago
scishow
The next Deep Dive comes out this Thursday with a very special guest host @maya_higa ⁠ Maya Higa is one of the top female streamers on Twitch and a rising star on YouTube. Her passions include wildlife conservation and education, and she integrates these into her content regularly, creating some of the most unique content on Twitch. Her livestreams feature conservation education, IRL lifestyle content, and charity fundraising. Maya founded @alveussanctuary, a non-profit wildlife sanctuary and virtual education center in central Texas.
We're so excited to have @mayahiga host this Deep Dive on the real story of Balto. Our team worked hard to pull this one together! Enjoy some behind the scenes photos and a graphic preview! ⁠ ⁠ The Deep Dive comes out tomorrow at youtube.com/scishow!
120K
4.80K
69
3mo ago
scishow
We're so excited to have @mayahiga host this Deep Dive on the real story of Balto. Our team worked hard to pull this one together! Enjoy some behind the scenes photos and a graphic preview! ⁠ ⁠ The Deep Dive comes out tomorrow at youtube.com/scishow!
Your birthstone might not be useful, but it’s probably pretty :) We think that rocks 🪨
119K
4.77K
114
8mo ago
scishow
Your birthstone might not be useful, but it’s probably pretty :) We think that rocks 🪨
This isn’t the alchemy you’re used to from modern pop-culture adaptations. In real life, alchemists weren’t fighting the forces of evil. They were conducting experiments, making observations, and drawing conclusions.⁠ ⁠ If that sounds like science to you, that’s because IT IS. ⁠ ⁠ Learn about the real science behind alchemy, and Newton’s role in it, in our latest Deep Dive.
83.2K
2.47K
13
9mo ago
scishow
This isn’t the alchemy you’re used to from modern pop-culture adaptations. In real life, alchemists weren’t fighting the forces of evil. They were conducting experiments, making observations, and drawing conclusions.⁠ ⁠ If that sounds like science to you, that’s because IT IS. ⁠ ⁠ Learn about the real science behind alchemy, and Newton’s role in it, in our latest Deep Dive.
We are thrilled to announce that a second SciShow's Residency has just wrapped production! ⁠ ⁠ The team knew they wanted to do another Residency after the first one was so successful. The only thing to decide was who the next Resident was going to be. SciShow received several suggestions and got to work researching amazing candidates for this opportunity. Ultimately, one familiar name stuck out. ⁠ ⁠ SciShow's Editorial Director, Daniel Comiskey, said, "We had a new freelance writer named Madelyn Leembruggen, who was pitching so many great ideas. She had recently completed her PhD in physics at Harvard, so maybe it shouldn't have been a surprise. But I looked into her, and in addition to some great science TikToks, she had given a funny TED talk that used physics to argue that every food could be classified as a soup, salad, or sandwich. I knew we had our second Resident. The goal of the program this year is the same as it was last: help launch the career of a promising young science communicator and get some amazing SciShow videos in the process. I can't wait for viewers to see what Madelyn has cooking." ⁠ ⁠ Please allow us to formally introduce you to Madelyn Leembruggen! Madelyn is a physics expert and a natural in front of the camera. She pitched, wrote, and hosted 10 episodes about everything from rainy weekends to the physics behind coffee spills coming out later this fall. ⁠ ⁠ Check out Madelyn's TEDx Talk here: https://youtu.be/SL4mRlqK-qo?si=0K-w92wdpUeBKFno. ⁠ And keep an eye on the SciShow channel for Madelyn's episodes premiering in September! ⁠ ⁠ Stuff like this wouldn’t be possible without our supporters on Patreon! Check out patreon.com/scishow to learn more about how you can support SciShow’s work.
30.5K
1.22K
28
11mo ago
scishow
We are thrilled to announce that a second SciShow's Residency has just wrapped production! ⁠ ⁠ The team knew they wanted to do another Residency after the first one was so successful. The only thing to decide was who the next Resident was going to be. SciShow received several suggestions and got to work researching amazing candidates for this opportunity. Ultimately, one familiar name stuck out. ⁠ ⁠ SciShow's Editorial Director, Daniel Comiskey, said, "We had a new freelance writer named Madelyn Leembruggen, who was pitching so many great ideas. She had recently completed her PhD in physics at Harvard, so maybe it shouldn't have been a surprise. But I looked into her, and in addition to some great science TikToks, she had given a funny TED talk that used physics to argue that every food could be classified as a soup, salad, or sandwich. I knew we had our second Resident. The goal of the program this year is the same as it was last: help launch the career of a promising young science communicator and get some amazing SciShow videos in the process. I can't wait for viewers to see what Madelyn has cooking." ⁠ ⁠ Please allow us to formally introduce you to Madelyn Leembruggen! Madelyn is a physics expert and a natural in front of the camera. She pitched, wrote, and hosted 10 episodes about everything from rainy weekends to the physics behind coffee spills coming out later this fall. ⁠ ⁠ Check out Madelyn's TEDx Talk here: https://youtu.be/SL4mRlqK-qo?si=0K-w92wdpUeBKFno. ⁠ And keep an eye on the SciShow channel for Madelyn's episodes premiering in September! ⁠ ⁠ Stuff like this wouldn’t be possible without our supporters on Patreon! Check out patreon.com/scishow to learn more about how you can support SciShow’s work.
We’re sorry to report that the childhood classic, Balto, is almost entirely made up. ⁠ ⁠ Not to worry, nerds, we’re prepared to tell you the full story of Balto and all of the sled dogs that have been a critical part of human life in the Arctic for thousands of years. ⁠ ⁠ April 16th at youtube.com/scishow. ⁠
30.5K
3.12K
10
3mo ago
scishow
We’re sorry to report that the childhood classic, Balto, is almost entirely made up. ⁠ ⁠ Not to worry, nerds, we’re prepared to tell you the full story of Balto and all of the sled dogs that have been a critical part of human life in the Arctic for thousands of years. ⁠ ⁠ April 16th at youtube.com/scishow. ⁠
It’s time for the 2025 Complexly Learn-a-thon! We’re so excited to learn with you over the next few weeks. Make sure you check out our last post for the full schedule of events, support us to join the exclusive “Learner Zone” donor discord, and help us show the world that good information is worth it! #Learnathon2025 #goodinfoisworthit #jointhelearnerzone
29.4K
1.63K
7
9mo ago
scishow
It’s time for the 2025 Complexly Learn-a-thon! We’re so excited to learn with you over the next few weeks. Make sure you check out our last post for the full schedule of events, support us to join the exclusive “Learner Zone” donor discord, and help us show the world that good information is worth it! #Learnathon2025 #goodinfoisworthit #jointhelearnerzone
In January 1925, the children of Nome, Alaska faced a deadly diphtheria outbreak. Every child in Nome and its surrounding towns were in danger. Their local doctor couldn’t stop the progression of the disease, and with the next closest doctor being 10 days away, things did not look good. ⁠ ⁠ We make no assumptions here… but depending on your age, you might know where this is going. This story has a happy ending thanks to some very good boys and girls. One of these good boys, Balto, has even been memorialized in museums and on film. But how much of the 1995 animated movie is true? ⁠ ⁠ @maya_higa leads us through the incredible story in our latest Deep Dive, out now at youtube.com/scishow.
23.2K
2.33K
8
3mo ago
scishow
In January 1925, the children of Nome, Alaska faced a deadly diphtheria outbreak. Every child in Nome and its surrounding towns were in danger. Their local doctor couldn’t stop the progression of the disease, and with the next closest doctor being 10 days away, things did not look good. ⁠ ⁠ We make no assumptions here… but depending on your age, you might know where this is going. This story has a happy ending thanks to some very good boys and girls. One of these good boys, Balto, has even been memorialized in museums and on film. But how much of the 1995 animated movie is true? ⁠ ⁠ @maya_higa leads us through the incredible story in our latest Deep Dive, out now at youtube.com/scishow.
While you're daydreaming about your future guest spot on Hot Ones here's something to consider... does your favorite spice relief method actually work? ⁠ ⁠ Here are some common ones! Let us know which one you're picking in the comments!
17.8K
711
9
5mo ago
scishow
While you're daydreaming about your future guest spot on Hot Ones here's something to consider... does your favorite spice relief method actually work? ⁠ ⁠ Here are some common ones! Let us know which one you're picking in the comments!
The forecast for next week shows a 100% chance of learning. complexlylearnathon.com
15.6K
275
5
9mo ago
scishow
The forecast for next week shows a 100% chance of learning. complexlylearnathon.com
Get to know our new Resident a little better with these 5 quick questions!
14.2K
370
12
10mo ago
scishow
Get to know our new Resident a little better with these 5 quick questions!
We've had such a blast introducing you all to our second SciShow Resident @mleembruggen! ⁠ ⁠ If you haven't seen the ways she's inspiring curiosity with the wonderful work she's done for our channel make sure you check it out at youtube.com/scishow!
13.5K
541
17
8mo ago
scishow
We've had such a blast introducing you all to our second SciShow Resident @mleembruggen! ⁠ ⁠ If you haven't seen the ways she's inspiring curiosity with the wonderful work she's done for our channel make sure you check it out at youtube.com/scishow!
10 weeks of Madelyn have come and gone in a flash! The Residency wraps up this Friday, Nov. 21st. Catch up on all the work Madelyn's done through the Residency program at youtube.com/scishow and watch the final episode Friday!
12.2K
489
19
8mo ago
scishow
10 weeks of Madelyn have come and gone in a flash! The Residency wraps up this Friday, Nov. 21st. Catch up on all the work Madelyn's done through the Residency program at youtube.com/scishow and watch the final episode Friday!
@mleembruggen's first line read in the studio!!
11.8K
299
14
11mo ago
scishow
@mleembruggen's first line read in the studio!!
It's time! Tune into SciShow's YouTube channel to hear the story of Aurochs. A story that might not be over... ⁠ ⁠ #scishow #extinction #ancienthistory
11.4K
638
26
1mo ago
scishow
It's time! Tune into SciShow's YouTube channel to hear the story of Aurochs. A story that might not be over... ⁠ ⁠ #scishow #extinction #ancienthistory

SciShow (@scishow) Instagram Stats & Analytics

SciShow (@scishow) has 146K Instagram followers with a 3.32% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 58.0 posts, SciShow received 58.3K total likes and 991K impressions, averaging 1.00K likes per post. This page tracks SciShow's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily.

SciShow (@scishow) Instagram Analytics FAQ

How many Instagram followers does SciShow have?+
SciShow (@scishow) has 146K Instagram followers as of August 2026.
What is SciShow's Instagram engagement rate?+
SciShow's Instagram engagement rate is 3.32% over the last 12 months, based on 58.0 posts.
How many likes does SciShow get on Instagram?+
SciShow received 58.3K total likes across 58.0 posts in the last 12 months, averaging 1.00K likes per post.
How many Instagram impressions does SciShow get?+
SciShow's Instagram content generated 991K total impressions over the last 12 months.