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Dive into the deep sea with Orbit: Science for kids to discover the fascinating world of the Giant Pacific Octopus! In this episode, marine biologist René Carbajal, who cares for the giant pacific octopuses in the Monterey Bay Aquarium, shares incredible facts about these amazing creatures, from their mind-blowing intelligence to the unique way they reproduce.

Listeners will also learn how families can help protect octopuses and other marine life through simple, everyday choices that make a big difference for our oceans. With curious questions submitted by kids, this episode brings the wonders of the underwater world to life while inspiring young listeners to become ocean protectors.

Orbit: Science for Kids is a free STEM podcast designed for kids ages 3-10 and their families. This fun, educational show is perfect for young animal lovers who want to explore the wild and wonderful creatures of our planet.

This special episode is part of a collaboration between PBS Nature and Cumbre Kids (www.cumbrekids.org), celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month by highlighting Hispanic scientists and inspiring the next generation of curious explorers.

Credit list:
Hosts: Robert Carpenter and Milam Howard
Producers: Katherin Aguilar and Gerwuin Riera
Executive Producer: Robert Carpenter
Graphic artist: Moises Monsalve
Illustrations: Jorge Cedillo
Featured Expert: René Carbajal, Monterey Bay Aquarium
Special thanks: Amparo Leyman Pino, Adrian Samora, Stephanie Lillestol
"Orbit: Science for kids" is produced by Cumbre Kids as part of Cumbre Media LLC