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In place of a full-length episode today, here's episode no. 1 of "Animal Talk"! - the "radio show" where animals talk about animals!
Oz, Rosie, and Morton—broadcasting out of Rob's recording studio up in the trees (see episode 28: Wallys and Badgerbumps)—tell us some really cool facts and info about the amazing animals that can be found in God's creation, starting, in this episode, with the teeny, tiny marvel that is: the Tardigrade!
In place of a full-length episode today, here's episode no. 1 of "Animal Talk"! - the "radio show" where animals talk about animals!
Oz, Rosie, and Morton—broadcasting out of Rob's recording studio up in the trees (see episode 28: Wallys and Badgerbumps)—tell us some really cool facts and info about the amazing animals that can be found in God's creation, starting, in this episode, with the teeny, tiny marvel that is: the Tardigrade!
Look out for another "Animal Talk" episode, coming later this month!!
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Listen to episode one hereIn place of a full-length episode today, here's episode no. 1 of "Animal Talk"! - the "radio show" where animals talk about animals!
Oz, Rosie, and Morton—broadcasting out of Rob's recording studio up in the trees (see episode 28: Wallys and Badgerbumps)—tell us some really cool facts and info about the amazing animals that can be found in God's creation, starting, in this episode, with the teeny, tiny marvel that is: the Tardigrade!
Look out for another "Animal Talk" episode, coming later this month!!
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