Say What?! - A Daily Kids News Show

A dachshund named Veeta discovers a secret underground maze in her own backyard, a South Carolina town races beds down Main Street (and gets everyone soaked), and we meet the world's heaviest parrot, the kakapo, fresh off its best baby-hatching year ever recorded!

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Three true-but-silly stories for kids. A whole English village cheers on the slowest race in the world, where real snails creep across a circle and the winner gets a shiny cup stuffed with lettuce. A secret blinking code on the roof of a tall office building is finally cracked after three years, and the hidden message turns out to be a picture of a flower. And two very rare baby echidnas, called puggles, are born at a zoo, showing that a couple of furry animals really do lay eggs. No caller today (not Friday).

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Three true (but very silly) stories for curious kids. A town in Colombia builds the biggest piggy bank on Earth, so big you can walk inside and climb up to a lookout on its nose, and the coins help shelter animals. A library book comes back 46 years late in the mail with a tiny note that says sorry. And a man planning a camping trip spots a giant round hole on a map that turns out to be a space rock crater from 390 million years ago. Made for ages 5 to 10.

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Three stories for curious kids. An artist covers a whole museum floor in peanut butter (on purpose!). Hundreds of Santas gather in a Denmark town in the summer heat. And a 1,000-year-old sewn cloth, a giant hand-stitched 'cartoon strip', travels secretly to England. Big energy, kid-safe, and a little bit of wonder.

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Today on Say What?! Pip, Grump, Brad and Vera meet a squirrel who popped out of an office package and zoomed across the desks, tour a building shaped like a giant picnic basket that is up for sale, and learn how an underwater volcano is making rock that FLOATS - and might even grow a brand-new island. Silly, wholesome, kid-safe news comedy for ages 5 to 10.

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Today on Say What?! Pip, Grump, Brad and Vera march through a town parade made entirely of pets - including Waffles the pony, Walter the tiny donkey and Peanut the very slow tortoise - watch a student team launch a paper airplane as big as a school bus, and learn about the Iberian lynx, a pointy-eared spotty wild cat from Spain. Silly, wholesome, kid-safe news comedy for ages 5 to 10.

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Today on Say What?! Pip, Grump, Brad and Vera meet the lucky kid who became the one-billionth visitor to a giant theme park, solve the mystery of a baby otter that turned out to be a lost baby mink, and learn about a faraway super-Earth that might have just the right conditions for life. Silly, wholesome, kid-safe news comedy for ages 5 to 10.

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A seal turned grape-juice purple, mystery apples washed up on a beach causing wild horses to scramble, and ocean scientists found a 400-year-old coral tree that's actually white. True weird news told simply for curious kids.

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A duck in a jersey crashes the World Cup! A man rescues his sunglasses from a very deep dark hole and needs firefighters to get out. And bumblebees in Finland solve puzzles scientists thought only chimps could do.

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Three true but very silly stories for kids! A whole museum becomes a giant 17-floor soccer ball, a mum paints her whole house pink like a giant doll's dream house, and real scientists turn old fishing nets and ocean plastic into actual roads. No caller today.

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