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Ben and Pia are obsessed with big questions from little thinkers! Whatever's on your mind - they love taking your curiosity seriously and turning it into a fascinating answer. Every question becomes a little discovery that shows: The world is way crazier and more wonderful than we thought! Have your own wild question? Ask them at https://philosophy4kids.com/ask-questions/
Ben and Pia answer Stella's curious question: Why do frogs croak?
Join our playful pond adventure as Ben and Pia explore frog concerts, throat balloons called vocal sacs, and the surprising ways frogs talk to each other. We keep the magic alive without giving away every fun surprise—listen closely and imagine the broken trumpet orchestra Stella described!
Fun Fact: Some frogs can croak so loudly they can be heard over a mile away.
Did you know? How many different frog voices can you hear the next time you visit a pond?
Tell us in the comments which frog sound you think is the silliest or most amazing!
Visit https://philosophy4kids.com and check out the Let's Create area where kids, teenagers, and parents can create their own personalized audio stories inspired by these adventures.
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Let's Ask! - Ask Pia & Ben - Little Thinkers!
Ben and Pia are obsessed with big questions from little thinkers! Whatever's on your mind - they love taking your curiosity seriously and turning it into a fascinating answer. Every question becomes a little discovery that shows: The world is way crazier and more wonderful than we thought! Have your own wild question? Ask them at https://philosophy4kids.com/ask-questions/
