All About Sea Stars

Hi readers!

I hope you’re enjoying the October issue of Chirp Magazine! In this issue, we tell you all about sea stars.

Here are some cool facts about these colourful creatures:

• Sea stars can grow as many as 50 arms
• They don’t have back bones
• If a sea star loses an arm, it can grow a new one!

Check out the video below to see a sunflower sea star up-close.

I love how these guys can flatten themselves against things, like rocks! Have you ever seen a sea star in real life? Leave a comment below.

Melissa, chirpblog@owlkids.com

Video Game Day

Hi everyone,

Did you know that today is Video Game Day?

Take a look at Chirp playing an arcade game.

Do you like to play video games? Which one is your favourite?

Let us know in the comments below.

Have a great weekend!

– Ashley, chirpblog@owlkids.com

Busy Badger Video

Hey readers,

In the May issue of Chirp, you’ll learn about all kinds of machines that can dig. Did you know that some animals are excellent diggers, too?

Take a look at the busy American badger in the video below. He’s digging himself a burrow to hang out in!

All that digging looks like a lot of work! Nice job, badger.

I hope you enjoyed the video!

Melissa, chirpblog@owlkids.com

Great Grey Owl Video

Hi readers!

I loved working on the April issue of Chirp! It reminded me about how cool forests are. From deep in the ground to high up in the trees, there animals all over forests.

If I had to pick a favourite forest animal, I think it would be the great grey owl. These birds are the biggest owls in North America!

Check out the video below to see a great grey owl in action.

What’s your favourite forest animal? Leave a comment below!

Bye for now!

Melissa, chirpblog@owlkids.com

Animal Video: Night Monkey

Hi readers!

You can read all about the owl monkey in the January/February issue of Chirp! This animal is also called a night monkey because it likes to stay up at night.

See a few curious owl monkeys peeking out of a tree hole in the video below!

These guys are too cute!

See you later!

Melissa, chirpblog@owlkids.com