Let’s put your animal identification skills to the test! Can you guess what animal is hidden in this picture? Make your guess in the comments.
Looking for more fun stuff? Click here to come up with a funny caption, take a quiz or watch a cool video!
We need your help! This monkey is trying to tell us something but we can’t figure it out! Do you know what it’s thinking?
Baby it’s cold outside, but animals aren’t worried about the chilly winter weather. Check out this top ten list to see how animals get through the long, cold, snowy months of winter.
It’s the holidays, and that means school is out and you have time to play! Here are some adorable animals that are also enjoying winter break.
We’ve gotten tons of great guesses on Part 1 of the Pixel Puzzler, and now it’s time for the answer. Are you ready for the great reveal? Find out if you got it right!
The answer to this Pixel Puzzler is (drum roll please) a sloth! How did you do? Tell us in the comments!
Looking for more fun stuff? Come up with a funny caption, take a quiz or watch a cool video!
Can you believe that we’ve done almost 100 Eco-Activities this year? That’s pretty impressive, if we may say so ourselves! There were crafts, recipes, outdoor activities, puzzles and so much more. After a year of hard work and fun, we think it’s time to look back at our favourite Eco-Activities of the year! How many will you try?
Do you consider yourself a turtle expert? Play a game of “NAME. THAT. TURTLE” and see how many you can name!
Build a bird feeder for our feathered friends who didn’t fly sound this winter.
Follow along with Earth Ranger Sadie and make a pair of DIY binoculars!
#2: Learn How to Identify a Tree’s Age!
Have you ever looked at a HUGE tree and figured that it’s got to be hundreds of years old? Learn the three ways to figure out a tree’s age!
#1: Epic Hot Chocolate Adventure!
Make your own hot chocolate recipe and take your hot chocolate with you on an epic outdoor adventure with the whole family!
Check back in 2022 for more fun-filled Eco-Activities!
You know Dasher and Dancer and Prancer and Vixen, Comet and Cupid and Donner and Blitzen…but do you know Twiggy, the reindeer made from twigs? For today’s Eco-Activity, we’re going to show you how you can bring your own Twiggy the Reindeer to life!
Instructions:
1. Head into the forest to collect some twigs. You’re going to need at least 5 of them, 2 of which should have offshoots. Grab more if you want to make a herd for Twiggy.
2. When you’re back home, take 3 of your twigs and glue them together into the shape of a triangle.
3. Glue the button or pompom to one of the pointy ends of your triangle. This is Twiggy’s nose.
4. Take the 2 twigs with offshoots, and glue them to the two other pointy ends of your triangle. These are Twiggy’s antlers.
5. Glue googly eyes near the nose and Twiggy the reindeer is complete!
6. Tie a string around the stick at the top of Twiggy’s head so you can hang it up for the world to see.
After checking out Dr. Juliette Giri’s research station, Earth Ranger Emma leaves Sonic with her to look for clues of Adelia Goodwin’s whereabouts. On her way to find where Adelia used to do some field work, Emma’s mind begins to wander. Pulling out her satellite phone, she calls polar bear researcher Larissa to see if polar bears could ever live in the Himalayas. After learning all about polar bears, Emma reaches her destination. After encountering clues that only deepen the mystery of Adelia’s location, a sudden surprise puts Emma face-to-face with what may be her biggest challenge yet!
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Take a look at file number 26.93 – 86.70 from Dr. Juliette Giri and Adelia Goodwin’s research
Check out these photos polar bear researcher Larissa sent Earth Ranger Emma!
Take a look at this page from Adelia’s Secret Journal!
Check out the writing that Emma found on the wall in the cave! Can you help Emma figure out what it means?
Stay tuned for more episodes to find out what happens next!
Emma may just have embarked on an epic quest, but our junior wildlife reporters contest is still going on!
If you’ve ever wanted to be a podcast correspondent, here is your chance. You can create your very own animal report! It could be about your all-time favourite animal, with some cool wacky facts that nobody knows about them! Or it can be about some rare animals that most people would never have even heard about. Or cool conservation projects that happen in your neighbourhood. You can even make your own quizzes, riddles and games. It is 100% your segment, but we will help you out a bit by adding cool sound effects! Ready? Click on the ‘Leave us a message’ button below!
What creature just entered the cave?
Will Emma find a way out?
How will the quest to find Adelia continue?
Share your thoughts in the comments below!
After being approached by a rather agitated lady in the Sherpa Barista Bakery, Emma is shocked to discover that this mysterious person thinks she stole Adelia Goodwin’s secret journal! Emma quickly realizes that this individual must have known Adelia at some point. In order to gain her trust and prove her identity as an Earth Ranger, Emma has to answer three questions about animals and get at least two of them right! Can she do it? Can this mysterious figure tell her more about Adelia’s disappearance?
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Emma sure had her work cut out for her to answer Dr. Juliette Giri’s questions! Test your animal knowledge below:
Which of the following animals is the main source of food for snow leopards in the Himalayas? A) the red isopod B) the green yak C) the yellow snake D) the blue sheep
Blue sheep! Check them out in the photo below. They’re not actually blue, and they’re more closely related to a goat than a sheep.
Of the Panthera genus –which species is most closely related to snow leopards:
True or False: snow leopards have a roar that’s louder than a Jaguar’s but less loud than a Lion’s
Check out this video curtesy of BWCDO, Snow Leopard Conservancy, and The White Lion Foundation for the answer. Click here to learn about their partnership project conserving snow leopards in the Karakoram Mountains!
False! In fact, snow leopards can’t roar at all!
Stay tuned for more episodes to find out what happens next!
Emma may just have embarked on an epic quest, but our junior wildlife reporters contest is still going on!
If you’ve ever wanted to be a podcast correspondent, here is your chance. You can create your very own animal report! It could be about your all-time favourite animal, with some cool wacky facts that nobody knows about them! Or it can be about some rare animals that most people would never have even heard about. Or cool conservation projects that happen in your neighbourhood. You can even make your own quizzes, riddles and games. It is 100% your segment, but we will help you out a bit by adding cool sound effects! Ready? Click on the ‘Leave us a message’ button below!
Would you have passed Juliette’s test?
What surprise is awaiting Emma at Juliette’s research station?
What will happen next on Emma’s adventure?
Share your thoughts in the comments below!
Emma and Sonic decided on some well-deserved rest after realizing that they’ve been “go-go-go” ever since they found Adelia Goodwin’s secret journal back at the Earth Rangers Centre. Taking some time to adjust to the altitude in the Himalayas, Emma catches up on her emails from Junior Wildlife Reporters across the world.
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Check out Emma’s amazing view of the Himalayan mountains from her guest house!
Stay tuned for more episodes to find out what happens next!
Emma may just have embarked on an epic quest, but our junior wildlife reporters contest is still going on!
If you’ve ever wanted to be a podcast correspondent, here is your chance. You can create your very own animal report! It could be about your all-time favourite animal, with some cool wacky facts that nobody knows about them! Or it can be about some rare animals that most people would never have even heard about. Or cool conservation projects that happen in your neighbourhood. You can even make your own quizzes, riddles and games. It is 100% your segment, but we will help you out a bit by adding cool sound effects! Ready? Click on the ‘Leave us a message’ button below!
Will Emma and Sonic adjust to the altitude?
Where will Emma head to next?
What will they learn about the disappearance of Adelia Goodwin?
Share your thoughts in the comments below!
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