Goin Wild in Yellowstone CD


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The Banana Slug String Band (A bunch of wacky science teachers) invites you and your family on a musical journey through the wondrous natural worlds of Yellowstone and the Tetons. Sing along with I’m Proud to Be a Beaver, Old Faithful, Ruminant Chew and 10 othe clever songs. Let’s go wild! (Note: the super teaching contained herein far outweighs a few minor references to evolution, in our opinion.)