Postcards from Earth: Flip Eats Candy

Flip and Mozi

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Kids & Family, Pets & Animals, Education For Kids

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🗓️ 21 May 2026

⏱️ 3 minutes

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Flip tells her family all about how she and Mozi had an unpleasant culinary adventure… Sugar? YUCK.

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0:00.0	And now, postcards from planet Earth, from Flip and Mosey.
0:07.0	Greetings, friends, and colleagues. It is I, Flip, with another message for you from planet Earth in the Milky Way galaxy.
0:18.0	While Mosey and I are marooned here, we have done our best to scientifically
0:23.6	document and observe life on this surprisingly unique planet in this little known corner of the galaxy.
0:31.6	Whoa!
0:33.6	Mosey! I am recording! Sorry, Flip!
0:39.3	Whoa!
0:40.3	For example, today, Mosey and I decided to try something the smaller, underdeveloped human earthlings call candy.
0:50.3	And I must tell you, we found it absolutely revolting.
0:55.0	Yuck! Disgusting!
0:58.0	It tastes terrible, but it definitely makes me feel energetic.
1:01.0	Woo!
1:02.0	Whoa!
1:04.0	Some Earthlings convert sunlight into energy.
1:07.0	Most of those earthlings are called plants.
1:10.0	But most other Earthlings, including the humans, consume biological-based material they call
1:18.2	food that their bodies turn into energy.
1:21.8	And candy is one such food.
1:25.4	Wow!
1:26.4	Yeah.
1:27.4	We sampled flat spheres on a stick called Loli Pops.
1:33.6	Neither, Mosey, nor I found them appealing.
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