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Kid News This Week: Asian primate self - medicates , whale alphabet, Kiwi rockets, Great Dutch racoon escape

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On kid news this week...An orangutang in Indonesia is found doing something fascinating with a leaf after he get a wound on his face we're talking break-through self-medication! Remember our story on whale-talk? Well, we have an update on efforts to decipher the code. Plus, an update on the man who got a pig kidney transplant.

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© Lyndee Prickitt Length 20 min 22 May 2024 Episode 180 News USA Episodic

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© Lyndee Prickitt Length 20 min 22 May 2024 Episode 180 News USA Episodic

Trailer: Welcome to Newsy Pooloozi

Trailer: Welcome to Newsy Pooloozi

This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.

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On kid news this week...An orangutang in Indonesia is found doing something fascinating with a leaf after he get a wound on his face we're talking break-through self-medication! Remember our story on whale-talk? Well, we have an update on efforts to decipher the code. Plus, an update on the man who got a pig kidney transplant. Also, way down under they're blasting rockets to the sky-find out where and why. And heard the one about the Great Dutch racoon escape? Well, you will if you stay tuned till the end!


© Lyndee Prickitt | 20 min

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