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In the mangrove forests of the Sundarbans, a young tiger named Lilia has a roar that can be heard for miles. It sounds impressive … but it’s also kind of a problem. When Lilia learns that her roar can be too big for some moments (and exactly right for others), she discovers the power of choosing when to use her voice.
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This is an episodic podcast, so you can listen to it in any order, but episode one is a great place to start.
Listen to episode one hereIn the mangrove forests of the Sundarbans, a young tiger named Lilia has a roar that can be heard for miles. It sounds impressive … but it’s also kind of a problem. When Lilia learns that her roar can be too big for some moments (and exactly right for others), she discovers the power of choosing when to use her voice.
Join Carie, Lincoln, and Eliza as they prowl, listen, and learn about tigers in this story-driven episode grounded in real animal science and big-hearted lessons about communication, courage, and care.
Kids will discover:
Why tigers roar and how they use sound to communicateHow far a tiger’s roar can travel (hint: really far!)Why tiger stripes are perfect camouflageHow tigers are adapted for swimming, even in mangrove forestsWhat it means when an animal is endangeredKeep exploring:
Download a tiger coloring sheet Follow us on Instagram @wildandkindkidspodShow us your coloring sheet or request an animal: wildandkindkidspod@gmail.comSign up for email updatesLearn along with us and explore some of the resources we consulted:
10 terrific tiger facts for kids (National Geographic Kids) WWF’s top 10 facts about tigers (World Wildlife Fund) Tigers in the Sundarbans (National Geographic Education)
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