Forest Radio: Live Survival in the Animal Kingdom

Deep in the secret realm humans call the "Misty Forest" lies a secret known only to the animals: in the hollow of a thousand-year-old spruce stands a "forest radio station" built from spiderwebs, dead branches, and a wild beehive. Every morning, the orangutan "Old Mai" turns the dial right on time and taps the microphone, a hollow acorn shell, with his calloused knuckles. "This is FM 9.9, Forest Frequency. Today's news: bass are migrating up the valley. Squirrels hiding pinecones, watch out. The black bear has woken up."