SPITR-verse
Take me on my own brand-new learning adventure inspired by this idea: A small animal with a magical
The hedgehog snuffles through forest leaves for a midnight snack.
SPITR-verse
The hedgehog snuffles through forest leaves for a midnight snack.
The hedgehog snuffles through forest leaves for a midnight snack. Its spines are made of keratin—the same stuff as hair and nails—and it can curl into a prickly ball when startled!
The hedgehog reaches its nest, while a tiny tree frog’s magical glowing spots guide a lost moth through the branches. Real tree frogs have sticky toe pads that help them climb—nature’s tiny climbing shoes!
With the moth tucked safely in, Stacey and Brookey find a glowing millipede leaving a dotted trail beside a lost salamander. The twist? Those blue-green dots mark the millipede’s own way home too!
The salamander finds its cozy crack, and a tiny glowing bat guides a lost dormouse inside a hollow tree. Bats are the only mammals that can truly fly—this one’s a night-time rescue pilot!