Let's science desk. I'm on it.
Come discover the world. We'll
observe nature's wonders using science.
1234.
Hi bro, what's she doing?
Careful, sis, I'm tidying up the tree house.
Learn, Darwin. There's way too much stuff up here.
Can I help?
Sure, but first I have to lay out my collections.
Then make a detailed plan, then I have
I'm on it. Check out my
The robot arm and pick her up I don't need this.
That I don't even know what this is.
Oh nudes, what are you doing?
Oh, you just can't throw everything out of the tree
house. Sorry,
I was only trying to help. I
know you were newts, but you just made a bigger mess
and somebody has to tidy up.
First I need to line everything up according to
size, then shape, then color.
Hm. I need it. I need it, don't
need it. It looks like I need everything after
all. Oh, except for this broken cricket bat.
This we can definitely throw away.
Yeah.
Hey By, what's going on,
my friend? What's that is having a clean out.
Then don't threw a cricket bat at you. Oh, well, I'm sure they
didn't mean to.
Wait a minute, burpee. The big swamp, that's
really far away. I'd better tell Darwin
and Us. Hm, this might come in
handy. Darling you.
Good morning I just saw
Burpy and he's real mad. He says you chucked a
broken cricket bat at him.
Sorry Oh is he? He's
gone off to visit his girlfriend Crope. In the
big swarm. It it
really far away. I know.
It's such a hot day and I'm worried cause
frogs need water. How can
we help Burpee to get to the big swamp?
Sciences.
Hm Everything is wet in
burpees, buddy. His mud bath, his
lily pad, or even his flycatcher.
That's because burpee is an amphibian.
the tea Amphibian? Oh,
what do you mean, rapidity?
Amphibian. It means frogs can
live both in the water and on the land.
On land they must be near swamps,
ponds, or wet places to protect
their skin. Instead of drinking water.
Frogs soak it into their body through their
skin like a sponge. But
burpee's skin cannot dry out.
He has to stay wet till next
time. Good luck.
OK, we have to keep burpee wet like Wapiti
said.
Presenting my latest adventure, the
burpee. Oh, it's stylish,
cool, and sopping wet. Nice one,
Newt, but if you're going to catch up with Burpee, you better.
Burpee. Better
spray him.
Yeah My throat Baby. Feeling better?
We're almost at the big swamp. Do you still want to visit
croquette? Then let's go.
Cathy, did you know you're an amphibian? You
can live for. And water.
it the big swamp.
You're welcome, Bernie.
By, wait.
I'm. Yep,
and these sticks make it really hard to stand.
Wow! Oh
Oh yeah. Well
Yeah
I didn't Well, it's not really singing,
is it? It's krooke.
Somebody should really tidy up around
here. Some It's my body.
Oh. Oh. next.
Darling is gonna be so happy when he sees those
nice sneak swamps. He'll forget
all about that mess of the tree house. Oh
no, where is the water going? And where
is my sister? Yeah
You said you wish somebody would tidy up, darling.
So I did. Wow, the swamp
looks really neat and tidy. Only thing
is, there is no water.
And croquet need water because they
Darwin, what happened? Where did the water go?
Science.
When we got to the swamp, there was lots of
water. And lots of.
Well, there are no sticks. And no water.
To put the sticks back, great thinking news. If we
pile the sticks at the end of the swamp. That'll make a
dam, a wall that stops the water from going out.
This invention the
And
Uh oh, there's a hole. Quick, we have to
plug it.
Do that broken cricket bat would come in handy. Nice work,
news. Thanks, darling, but it was
all my fault. Place And burpee and
croquet almost had no water. That was an
accident. You didn't do it on purpose.
And once we realized the problem, we fixed it.
And you