Anthropomorphic species investigate true ecology where mythology convenes at the corner of Source and Survival. Personalities like Betsy Bee, a lively Apis mellifera and “king” stone species, the star of “Buzz On, Honey Bee!” who dodges the dastardly Doctor Doom—Mwahhahaha—in a swirly whirly-pearl of science, history, and “preposterous” paranormal phenomena! (“Hey, it’s “FENomena,” not “PENomena!”) Ages 2-12.
Speaking of “no” wolves in California, Wolf Hunt is a four-part series that brings to life two primary “king” stone species who once roamed California—Ursus arctos californicus and Canis lupus—and reveals the ecological benefits from the federal wolf reintroduction to Yellowstone National Park.
Betsy Bee and Tree speak about the importance of healthy ecosystems, food chains, and the natural balance between predator and prey as Cinnamon heads out with Doctor Doom—hot on the tail of a gray wolf once descended from the famous OR-7, the first wild wolf to cross into California territory in nearly a century.
Featuring music by Amaranth Publishing and freemusic.com (2018). ©Wondering Moon Productions.
Doctor Doom closes in as Betsy Bee joins up with Tree, Cinnamon, and Buzzmark Jones to investigate The Case of the Missing Honey.
Music by freemusic.com (2018), with sounds by freesound.org and ©Wondering Moon Productions.