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Science Adventure Stories For Kids

SImon's Koala Adventure - PREVIEW

Science Adventure Stories For Kids

Fact Finding Frog

Kids & Family

4.2526 Ratings

🗓️ 2 May 2021

⏱️ 10 minutes

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Summary

When is a bear not a bear? When it's a Koala! In this adventure you'll find out how Australia's cutest marsupial survives by eating poisonous Eucalyptus leaves. After listening though, you might think twice about pitching your tent near any Koalas, they can be seriously noisy!

THIS IS SHORTENED  PREVIEW OF THE COMPLETE EPISODE WHICH CAN BE FOUND AT simonsadventurestories.bandcamp.com

Transcript

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0:00.0

You're listening to a short preview of one of Simon's Adventures.

0:04.5

If you'd like to hear the whole adventure, then head over to

0:08.1

Simon'sadventurestories.bandcamp.com.

0:12.0

If you decide to buy this episode, or even, a whole collection,

0:16.5

you'll be helping Simon create lots more adventures in the future.

0:20.7

Here come Simon.

0:22.6

G'day, my name is Simon.

0:25.6

I'm an Australian green tree frog.

0:28.6

I'm also a fact-finding frog.

0:31.6

I love finding out facts about things and sharing them with you on our adventures and because you're here

0:40.0

we can go on an adventure right now and to get going we'll take in one really big slow

0:49.5

breath together and then when we breathe out we'll be off on our adventure okay deep

0:58.3

breath in hold it and breathe out here we go go oh wow this is going to be a tremendous adventure for sure because we are right in the

1:22.5

middle of another fantastic forest if you listen closely you'll be able to hear your first clue about where in the world we are.

1:33.3

Aha! Those are Coker burrows, no worries!

1:39.3

And that excellent music makes it easy peasy lemon squeezy for you to work out which country we're in.

1:50.0

Oh, we're definitely in an Australian forest in Queensland.

1:55.0

But it's not a rainforest like the one I live in.

2:00.0

The trees that grow here first appeared about 50 million years ago.

2:06.9

Just after the dinosaurs disappeared.

2:09.9

And how's this for freaky?

2:13.7

Way back then, Australia, Antarctica and South America were still joined up, before they all broke apart like a big jigsaw puzzle.

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