Show Notes
The very first episode of Animal Facts and Animal Snacks! In this episode, we discuss one of Elise's favorite animals, pigs! Do micro pigs exist? Which country produces and consumes the most pork in the world? Listen to find out! In this episode, we also enjoy our first snack: fondant pigs in a dark chocolate pudding mud wallow.
More from Animal Facts and Animal Snacks
On this latest episode of Animal Facts and Animal Snacks, learn all about pandas! Are giant pandas and red pandas closely related? How big are baby giant pandas? Why don’t more zoos exhibit giant pandas? Listen to find out! In this episode, we eat giant panda cake pops provided by the SD Cake Pop Shop!
On this latest episode of Animal Facts and Animal Snacks, learn all about hedgehogs and other prickly animals! Are hedgehogs, porcupines, and echidnas closely related? What is a baby hedgehog called? Are you allowed to have hedgehogs as pets, and how can you help support wild hedgehogs? Listen to find out! In this episode, we eat hedgehog cakes provided by Jenny Wenny Cakes!
Do you know which animal is the largest to ever live?? Do you how many bugs a bat will eat in one day?!?! Find out the answers to these questions, along with many others, in today's mini episode of Animal Facts and Animal Snacks!
Listen to the first ever episode of Animal Facts and Animal Snacks starring a guest expert! Okapi keeper Noah answers all of our burning questions about okapi, like: what are the closest living relatives of okapi? What do okapis’ coats feel like? How do you bond with an okapi? As we listen to Noah give expert answers based on his years of experience with okapi, we eat an abstract “okapi salad.” Enjoy!
On this latest episode of Animal Facts and Animal Snacks, learn all about orcas! Why are these whales sometimes called orcas and sometimes called killer whales? What is a marine mammal? How do killer whales communicate and hunt? What can you do at home to help protect this amazing species? Listen to find out! In this episode, we eat cake pops shaped like killer whales!