S2 E6: Head-Hiding Ostriches and Remote-Controlled Robot Birds

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S2 E7: Understanding "Elephant Speak" and the Animal that sounds like a... Chain Saw?

Hello! Bonjour! Hola! Today's podcast is all about communication. Join Earth Ranger Emma as she discovers what kind of bird can make the sound of a chain saw (really!), hikes through Algonquin Park with an expert on animal communication, and explores the four ways animals can com ...  Show more

 . 17min 51sec
S2 E8: Deep Sea Adventures and the World's Biggest Animals

Have you ever wondered what goes on beneath the waves of the icy Arctic Ocean? Join Earth Ranger Emma today as she dives deep in her submarine and learns all about whales and other ocean life. After that, prepare to be amazed as Emma counts down a top ten list of HUGE animals! Th ...  Show more

 . 18min 41sec

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