Earth Rangers presents: Circle Round

Earth Rangers presents: Circle Round

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S2 E1: The World's Funniest Animals

A hilarious episode of “Who am I”, the animal sound quiz, leads Earth Ranger Emma to investigate the science of animal laughter. Do animals laugh? We certainly like to imagine that they do, and that they like to joke and goof around just like us. That’s is why we made this funny ...  Show more

S2 E2: The story of the most peculiar Beluga

Once upon a time there was a Beluga Whale that didn’t quite fit in with the rest of the pod… Find out why scientist were surprised when they took a closer look at the group of whales that they were studying. Plus: Earth Ranger Emma has a brand new quiz for you. “True or false” - ...  Show more

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