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Dr. Carlos Jaramillo of the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute shares the incredible story of the Titanoboa, a colossal snake that lived 60 million years ago. He explains how its fossils were discovered and what these findings reveal about the world just after the dinosaurs went extinct.

Kids will also learn how paleontologists work and discover how they, too, can explore like real scientists. Packed with fascinating facts and answers to questions submitted by young listeners, this episode brings the ancient world - and the thrill of discovery - to life for the whole family.

Orbit: Science for Kids is a free STEM podcast for kids ages 3-10. This fun and educational show is perfect for families with curious young minds who love science, animals, and adventure.

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

Credits:
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: Dr. Carlos Jaramillo, Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute
Special thanks: Ben Marcus and Beth King from the Smithsonian Institute
"Orbit: Science for kids" is produced by Cumbre Kids as part of Cumbre Media LLC