PodcastEl poder del popó
¡Una aventura salvaje en la selva amazónica para descubrir el increíble poder del popó! Acompañá a Antonio el Oso Hormiguero y al Súper Perezoso Lento con música, locura, datos y diversión.
Un podcast de la selva sobre el poder del popó
En este programa de radio de Earth Cubs, el presentador Antonio el Oso Hormiguero da la bienvenida a los niños a su hogar en la selva amazónica de Brasil en un episodio dedicado al popó. Hay un rap sobre cómo los animales, las plantas y las personas hacen popó, un chiste, una canción sobre la selva tropical y un concurso de verdadero o popó con Quiz Jaguar. Los niños descubren que los monos aulladores lanzan su popó, que las moscas saborean con sus patas y que los perezosos solo bajan a hacer popó una vez a la semana.
La gran idea es que el popó es útil. El popó de los animales devuelve nutrientes al suelo, lo que ayuda a que crezcan las plantas y los árboles. El Super Perezoso Lento cuenta una historia sobre las polillas que viven en su pelaje y ponen sus huevos en su popó, de modo que todo un árbol de criaturas permanece conectado. Es una forma tierna y divertida de introducir la biodiversidad, las cadenas alimentarias y por qué cada ser vivo importa en la selva tropical.
Para usarlo en casa o en el aula, haz una pausa después de la historia del perezoso y pregunta: «¿Quién necesita el popó del perezoso y por qué?». Podrías jugar tu propio juego de verdadero o popó con datos que los niños hayan aprendido, o hablar sobre cómo las hojas caídas y el compost ayudan a que las plantas crezcan en un jardín o en el patio del colegio. El episodio termina con un mensaje sencillo: cuidarse los unos a los otros y cuidar a todas las plantas y los animales, lo que es un excelente punto de partida para hablar sobre el cuidado de la naturaleza.
Transcripción
It's time to start, so here we go. Welcome to the Earth Cubs show. Earth Cubs. Earth Cubs. Earth Cubs. Earth Cubs. Poo power with Antonio the Anteater.
Bom dia, Earth Cubs. Hello. Welcome to this episode of the Earth Cubs Radio Show. I am your host this week, Antonio the Anteater. Welcome to my amazing home, the Amazon Rainforest in Brazil. We have got loads of cool stuff for you on this show. Facts, jokes, cool quizzes, and hey, a radio show would not be a radio show without music, right? Oh, yeah. This episode is all about poo. That's right. You heard me. Poo. So let's start the show with a rap song about everybody's favorite stinky stuff, poo.
Gather round, everybody, it's time to rap about something we all do, so let's make it slap. From the jungle to the city, it's a universal true, animals, plants, and people, we all have to poo. P-O-O. Yeah, it's true. Everybody does it, even me and you. Animals, plants, and people too. We all need poo.
In the deep blue sea where the fishes swim, even sharks gotta go. It's not a sin. Whales drop a load that's a mighty size. Poo in the ocean, what a wild surprise. P-O-O. Yeah, it's true. Everybody does it, even me and you. Animals, plants, and people too. We all need poo.
Plants in the ground, they're feeling fine. Thanks for the poo, it's the perfect sign. They soak it up like a nutrient feast, helping them grow from the west to the east. So here's the story, let's make it clear. Poo connects us all, no need to fear. Animals, plants, and people, we're in this crew. Keep it funny, keep it real, and do that poo. P-O-O. Yeah, it's true. Everybody does it, even me and you.
Oh, hello again, Earth Cubs. Hello. Did you know that poo is actually super important? Super poo. It's not just stinky stuff. It is a crucial part of life in the rainforest, and all over the world. Ah. If you eat , you poo helping you live and be healthy. Animal poo really helps the soil and the ground. The nutrients and goodness is great for plants and trees to grow. All right. Poo is nature's way of keeping everything balanced, growing, and awesome. Awesome. Oh, poo, you really are amazing. Let's have a poo story now from my good friend, Super Slow Sloth. It's time for an Earth Cub story. Yay. Whoa.
Hey, Earth Cub, dudes. Hey. Sorry, I was sleeping. I'm the Super Slow Sloth, and man, us sloths love to sleep. Do you like sleeping? Mm-hmm. I love it. I wanna tell you a story about me and my good friend, the moth. The sloth and the moth. You see, my fur is not only awesome and keeps me warm, my fur is also home for moths. That's right, moths live on my back. And guess what? Those guys need my poo. When I wake up and crawl down to do my weekly business, the moths, who live in my fur, fly out and lay their eggs in my poo. Poo is the perfect place for them to hatch and feed. Nom, nom, nom. When the moths are ready, they fly back up into the tree and find another mobile home sloth to live on, and the whole process starts again. What a totally awesome, crazy, weird family we all are. Crazy. All in one tree, all on one animal. Poo keeps us all connected. I hope you enjoyed my perfect poo story. Good job.
Now for some jokes. Knock, knock. Who's there? Poo. Huh? Poo who? Don't cry, it's just me, your favorite poo.
Quiz time with me, the Quiz Jaguar. Let's play true or poo . Let's go. Howler monkeys throw their poo. True. Howler monkeys throw their poo to show dominance. What a messy way to show who's boss. Ew. True or poo. Flies taste with their feet. True. Flies do taste with their feet. They have taste receptors on their feet which helps them find their food. Ew. More, please. True or poo. Sloths poo every day. False. Sloths have very slow metabolism, so only come down to poo once a week. Wow. Wowzer's trousers. Nice work on the quiz, Earth Cubs.
Now it's time for another song. Down in the rainforest, animals, creatures, bugs. From giant hairy anteaters to tiny little slugs. Down in the rainforest, so much to see and do. Watch out for the sloth, he's coming down to poo.
Wow, what an amazing poo journey we have all been on. So cool. Who knew poo was so important in life? I can't believe it. The story was really great today, huh? The moth, the sloth, and the poo kept them all connected. Amazing. Remember, Earth Cubs, we are all connected, so look after each other and all plants and animals. See you next time, Earth Cubs, and don't forget to do your poo. Wow. Earth Cubs. Earth Cubs. Earth Cubs. Earth Cubs. Earth Cubs, learn the world. Check out more radio shows, videos, and bookazines at earthcubs.com.
