S7 E4: 🤔Why are there birds that can’t fly? 🐧

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S7 E5: Animal Myths

What’s up, Earth Rangers! I’ve been around the world, under the sea, on top of icebergs at both poles – but I’ve never been to Hollywood! This is new for me!Join me as I try to bust some sneaky animal myths on everyone’s favorite quiz show: Fact or Fiction!———————————Are you a ca ...  Show more

S7 E6: Animal Intelligence 🦁🐸🐥🤓

Everyone is always talking about AI these days. I can only assume that it stands for Animal Intelligence… Which is what led me to today’s big question: “What’s the smartest animal in the world?” Sharpen your ears and your pencils, listeners - we’re about to take an Animal Intelli ...  Show more

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