Hello and welcome back to the Curious Kid podcast.

If there is one thing I kind of knew, but also totally confirmed since starting this podcast,

is that kids love animals. And of course they do. Animals are awesome, and they are also super interesting.

Every animal is beautiful and unique, and there are fascinating facts to uncover about all

animals. My favorite animal episode in the entire history of Curious Kid Podcast has to be episode

192, curious about tardigrades.

When a listener first suggested we got curious about tartar grades, my first reaction was,

what in the world is a tartagreed?

But then, I did my research, and I was like, whoa, this is incredible.

If you haven't heard that episode, you should totally go back and give it a listen.

I promise you won't be disappointed.

Well, if that episode was so good because tartar grades are so different than any animal we're familiar with,

this episode is going to be the best episode ever,

because it's going to be full of animals that are going to make us all say, whoa, that's absolutely insane.

That's because the animals we're discussing today are not animals people have as pets.

They're not animals you're going to find in nature walking through your neighborhood, and you won't even find them in a zoo or aquarium.

Let's start learning.

Triple mail bag!

Triple mail back!

I listen to the podcast at night when I go to bed.

It helps me sleep and have exciting dreams.

I'm curious about countries and continents, dwarf planets, and deep sea creatures. Joshua

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