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Did you know octopuses have three hearts, blue blood, and can taste with their arms? Wildly Wonderful brings curious kids 10 genuinely fascinating animal facts per episode. Safe for sensitive ears, never boring for curious minds. Almost everything made for kids his age either talks down to them or sneaks in something I have to fast-forward past — predator attacks, extinction crises, the food chain in graphic detail. I got tired of previewing everything just to find five safe minutes. So, I created the animal facts show I'd been searching for all along.
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Safe for Sensitive Young Ears What animal did you always think was blue but is actually clear? And which tiny crustacean can go from blazing metallic gold to completely invisible in a split second? This episode of Wildly Wonderful features 10 animals that glow, sparkle, and even disappear — and the science behind how they do it is even more unbelievable than the light show. Reminding us that the things that some may call weird are actually what make you wildly wonderful! Comment if you'd like more episodes.
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