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Episode 181: Andre the Seal – The Seal Who Always Came Home (a special episode for Esther and Emilia Lane)
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Listen to episode one hereEpisode 181: Andre the Seal – The Seal Who Always Came Home (a special episode for Esther and Emilia Lane)
What happens when a tiny harbor seal is found alone on a beach in Maine?
In this heartwarming true story, requested by Esther and Emilia Lane, we discover the incredible life of Andre the Seal. Rescued by Harry Goodridge in 1961, Andre grew from a helpless orphaned pup into one of the most beloved animals in America. Year after year, Andre amazed people by swimming through the cold waters of the Atlantic Ocean and returning to the same harbor and the same family who had first cared for him.
Along the way, we'll explore the rocky coast of Maine, learn about the amazing instincts God gave animals, and discover how one act of kindness can impact an entire community for generations.
In this episode:
• Meet Andre the Seal and the family who rescued him
• Learn about Maine and the Atlantic coastline
• Discover how harbor seals navigate long distances
• Explore Biblical truths about God's creation
• Learn lessons about kindness, compassion, and faithfulness
Plus, don't miss our exciting announcement about the brand-new Real Cool History for Kids audio message pages, where families can now submit episode requests, reviews, and messages that may be featured on a future episode! COMING IN JULY 2026!!
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