A lung cancer charity is bringing an interactive inflatable set of lungs to the Island this summer.
The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation's 'Mega Lungs' will be on Regent Street in Douglas on July 4, and at Tynwald Fair the following day.
The charity says there will be information sheets on how to look after your lungs, with simple experiments for children and adults to get involved in.
If the weather is poor on either day, the Mega Lungs will be in the Strand Shopping Centre.
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