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Squiz KidsAn ancient egg cracks a prehistoric mystery, and the UN maps hunger in real time
11 minSeason 7Episode 1512

An ancient egg cracks a prehistoric mystery, and the UN maps hunger in real time

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Humans lap the Moon; penguins make a splash in Argentina; an ancient egg cracks a prehistoric mystery; and the UN maps hunger in real time.

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© Squiz MediaLength 11 min19 April 2026Season 7Episode 1512NewsGame ShowAustraliaEpisodic

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6-1011+NewsGame ShowAustraliaEpisodic19 April 2026© Squiz Media

Your daily kids news podcast.

Humans lap the Moon; penguins make a splash in Argentina; an ancient egg cracks a prehistoric mystery; and the UN maps hunger in real time.

A recap on what happened while we were away...

Pictures from Space

After being rescued and nursed back to health, 15 penguins waddled back into the ocean together!

A 250-million-year-old fossil egg revealed a wild truth—early mammal relatives laid eggs!

The UN created a super-smart map that shows where people are going hungry in real time. Using data and AI, it helps get food to those who need it faster.

World Food Project Hunger Map

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