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Know the Unknown: Why Does the Puffer Fish Become a Big Balloon?

EPISODE · Jun 6, 2022 · 4 MIN

Know the Unknown: Why Does the Puffer Fish Become a Big Balloon?

from Fantastic Science Lab 丨Fun Stories for Curious Kids · host BabyBus

In the beautiful ocean, Spot, the little fish, was exercising among the coral. Suddenly, she heard a sound.

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Know the Unknown: Why Does the Puffer Fish Become a Big Balloon?

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