Salmon

Cool Facts About Animals

Cool Facts About Animals Podcast

Podcast, Coolfacts, Education For Kids, Kids, Animals, Kids & Family, Pets & Animals

4.5 • 642 Ratings

🗓️ 7 August 2018

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

Wow, what a packed episode! In this one, you'll learn about spawning, what baby fish are called (hint: not hamburgers), how many miles they can travel, how big they get, and more interesting facts. And you'll get treated to a Native American story about the salmon and that trickster Coyote, as told by Clara.

Plus - STAY TUNED! Tomorrow we will be uploading our conversation with Rep. Blumenauer. He is our local congressman, and such a great advocate for animals and the earth. Thank you again to Rep. Blumenauer and his staff for meeting with us. You can find a little sneak peek of our interview with him at the end of this episode.

Keep in touch! You can reach us at [email protected] or on Twitter at @coolanimalspod

Transcript

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0:00.0	Hi everybody, welcome to Cool Facts about animals.
0:04.0	Today we're here with me and Corday.
0:08.0	I love salmon.
0:10.0	I love salmon.
0:12.0	Why is Cordy so excited about the salmon episode?
0:15.0	Because I love salmon!
0:17.0	I love eating it.
0:20.0	And who else do we have?
0:21.1	Quady and Shagwar and Killer
0:23.4	Mm-hmm
0:24.4	And Big Tragon
0:27.4	And Theo
0:29.2	Shack
0:30.4	Foggy
0:31.7	Shack
0:32.7	Miamiam!
0:33.9	Yummian!
0:36.1	And
0:36.9	Oscar the Al Shack So hi everybody Miam, Miam!
0:41.5	So, hi, everybody.
0:45.5	In case you can't guess, we are doing this podcast about... Sengen.
0:47.4	Siam!
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