The desert tortoise who saved the rabbit!
Wild Critters · An Orbit series
A fun wildlife podcast series for families.
Bring science and nature into your next car ride or quiet afternoon at home. Produced with PBS Nature, the National Wildlife Federation, the Smithsonian, and the U.S. National Park Service to bring families together around caring for wildlife. Listen free on the podcast Orbit: Science for kids on the move!
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Why do bison body-slam trees?
Why are alligator moms so awesome?
How do tiny mussels clean rivers?
What is mummified mammoth poop!?
How do baby bald eagles learn to fly?
The turtle that dances for worms!
A butterfly's 3,000-mile journey!
National Wildlife Federation
Each episode features a special appearance by David Mizejewski, science advisor for Ranger Rick magazine from the National Wildlife Federation.
Why parents love Orbit
- Keeps kids entertained in the car or at home
- Grows children's STEM vocabulary and interest
- Sparks fun conversations in the family
- Parents love listening to Orbit, too!
“My daughter is obsessed with Orbit! It's our new go-to when we're in the car.”
“My two science-loving boys can't get enough! Keep the episodes coming!”