Send us Fan MailHave you ever wondered about Kitten’s mysterious past?  She mentioned in one episode that she was in a swamp before she was taken to the pound.  How did she end up in a swamp?  Did Kitten have a family before she was adopted?  Tune it to find out.  Vocabulary in this episode: TraumatizeDramatizeFatiguedMesmerizingMemorizingTranspiredDownstreamUpstreamFrench Words:ma chère ( my dear)Transpirer (what happened or to sweat)Latin Words:Palus - marsh or swamp landCoccothrinax argentata - silver palm treeLontra canadensis -river otterLepomis macrochirus - Blue Gill fishLepomis gulosus - Warmouth fishFundulus confluentas - Marsh KillifishAmia calva - Ruddy Bowfin fishThemesBraveryEmpathyResiliencePerseveranceOptimismSongsSeparation By Kitten  Music Track - Alive in the Shadows by Ludvig Moulin (Epidemic Sound) Twisting & Turning By Kitten Music Track - Exorcism by Bjön Alva (Epidemic Sound) Mama, Where are you? By KittenMusic Track - Bittersweet Lament by Max Anson (Epidemic Sound) Put on a Happy Face By BlueAdapted from Bye Bye Birdie ( No music acapella) Questions to Ask your Listener: How many brothers and sisters did Kitten have?  What caused Kitten to become separated from her family?  Have you ever been lost? Did Kitten have a human family before the Daniels?  What new animal did Kitten meet? Why was Feral concerned about Blue?   Support the showCheck out our website www.kittenandclucky.com Follow us on Facebook @KittenandClucky  and Instagram @KittenandClucky for all the latest news.Email us at: [email protected]  us  (321) 345-1544 and tell us what your are "bawking" about! Hear your voice on our podcast!Reviews are always welcomed on Apple and Spotify! Thank you for listening and sharing our screen-free podcast with your friends! Kitten & Clucky PodcastDiscovering the world - one paw and claw at a time.Kitten & Clucky is a story first kids podcast that naturally builds vocabulary through playful storytelling.    Educators, Teachers and Parents say our podcast helps improve literacy, active listening and build vocabulary for their children.  We also strive to tackle difficult topics like, wildfires, moving, hurricanes and loss.  Through our stories families have shared it has helped them start meaningful conversations with their kids about hard topics.  An adventure awaits for the whole family!