Orbit: Science for kids on the move!

The Giant Pacific Octopus is a true legend of the oceans: Able to open jars, solve puzzles, spray ink, change colors and so much more! 🐙🤯In this episode, we're joined by marine biologist René Carbajal from the Monterey Bay Aquarium 🐟🌊, who shares incredible facts and stories about these mysterious (and super cool!) creatures.🐟 Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Watch - to choose environmentally sustainable seafood for your family! Info❓ Submit questions for upcoming episodes: ⁠Info⁠💖 Support this podcast by joining our Patreon: ⁠Link⁠🎙️ Orbit's sibling podcasts in Spanish: 🧬 Cráneo: Ciencia para niños curiosos - ⁠Links⁠🦎 Camaleón: Animales par aniños curiosos - ⁠Links⁠Orbit is produced by Cumbre Kids: ⁠WebsiteContact our team: kids@cumbremedia.com

A 🐍 prehistoric snake that lived 60 million years ago ,was as long as a school bus and weighed as much as 100 bicycles 🚴‍♀️🚴? Sounds interesting 🤯 – let's learn more! We're joined in this episode by Dr. Carlos Jaramillo, from the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (info)🌴.❓ Submit questions for upcoming episodes: Info💖 Support this podcast by joining our Patreon: Link🎙️ Orbit's sibling podcasts in Spanish: 🧬 Cráneo: Ciencia para niños curiosos - Links🦎 Camaleón: Animales par aniños curiosos - LinksOrbit is produced by Cumbre Kids: WebsiteWant to collaborate? Contact our team: kids@cumbremedia.com

Submit your child's questions: Fill out this short formJoin Rob and Milam as they explore science with experts! Featuring questions submitted by real children and families!Why parents love podcasts by Cumbre Kids: 🎧 Designed for parents and kids to enjoy together🚀 Inspires children’s interest in science and STEM careers🗣️ Boosts vocabulary and language development🌍 Serves as a bilingual resource for language learning (see below)🤸 Includes interactive moments to get the whole family moving🌟 Encourages children to be curious about the world… and so much more!"Orbit" is produced by Cumbre Kids (⁠website⁠).Each episode is available in Spanish! Check out the podcasts: Cráneo: Ciencia para niños curiosos (links)Camaleón: Animales par aniños curiosos (links)