S8 E2; More Fluff than Fact

S8 E2; More Fluff than Fact

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S8 E3: Release the Kraken Myth!

Get ready to dive into the depths of mystery and mayhem with Earth Ranger Emma on a spooktacular Halloween adventure! Emma’s on the hunt to uncover the truth about the legendary Kraken—could a real-life sea monster be lurking below the waves?From ghostly shipwrecks to giant squid ...  Show more

S8 E4: Ribbit or Rubbish?

Earth Ranger Emma dives into a ribbiting mystery in Loveland, Ohio! Legend has it that a four-foot-tall frog once roamed the quiet streets at night, wand in its hand and magic in the air. Emma’s on a mission to debunk this tale, but things get wild when she stumbles upon a giant ...  Show more

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