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Sphinx Moth: Leo's Pollinators Series

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This title is a part of the series Leo's Pollinators Series


Catalogue Number:  FGE054
Producer:  Fifth Ground Entertainment Inc.
Producers:  Panikkar, Raj
Directors:  Harun, Kara
Producing Agencies:  Fifth Ground Entertainment Inc.
Subject:  Science
Language:  English
Grade Level:  3 - 5, 6 - 8
Country Of Origin:  Canada
Copyright Year:  2021
Running Time:  11:00


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The PollinHeads are heading to a place where the stars all really come out - Bruce Peninsula National Park! They're doing so to shine the spotlight on our fantastic night-time pollinators... moths! Housten and Chloe are headed into the night with Maddie from Bruce Peninsula National Park to check up on these impressive pollinators. It's important research - moths are under-studied and mostly misunderstood! The star of tonight's mission - the Sphinx Moth - is one of the biggest moth pollinators out there.


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