Ep 7. Big Book of Babies/Club Craze

In "Big Book of Babies/Club Craze," the seventh episode of season two of "It's A Big Big World," Snook the Sloth and his various animal friends explore the theme of new life and growth. In the first segment, "Big Book of Babies," Snook finds a book in the library all about baby animals and becomes fascinated with the different stages of growth that every creature goes through. He and Wartz the Tree Frog set out to find various examples of baby animals in the World Tree, demonstrating how different animals develop in different ways, from hatching from eggs to growing inside their mother's wombs. The exploration of new life and growth continues in the second segment, "Club Craze," as Snook learns about how all the animals around him have their own interests and hobbies, just like he does. Propelled by his love for beatboxing, Snook starts a club for all the animals who enjoy the same hobby, and they work together to create a musical performance that showcases all their unique skills.

"Big Book of Babies" begins with Snook musing about the different stages of life that different animals go through before they reach maturity. He happens upon a book in the library that is full of pictures and information about baby animals, and he becomes completely engrossed in it. Wartz the Tree Frog joins him and together they flip through the pages, marveling at how different creatures go through different growth stages. They decide to go find examples of baby animals in the World Tree and explore the explicit processes each animal goes through to grow. They discover a group of baby birds that are just learning to leave their nests and try out their wings, a group of baby insects that have just hatched from their eggs, and even a group of baby snakes that are still curled up inside their mother's womb. Snook is fascinated by how each animal developed in its unique way, and he and Wartz take pleasure in observing the different offspring as they move and grow.

In the second segment, Snook becomes inspired to start a club for beatboxing. He hears all of his animal friends making different noises and rhythms and realizes that they all have their ways of expressing themselves through music. He gathers the critters up for a meeting, and they discuss the various different sounds they make, and even get White Tuft the Lemur to lead them in an impromptu dance party. Each member has their unique skills and talents that they bring to the table. Snook decides to piece together their individual contributions into a cohesive musical performance, showcasing all their individual skill sets. Each member comes up with their beats and rhythms, and they practice together until they are ready for the big show. When the animals gather for the performance, everyone is wowed by the sound they produce and the chemistry between all the performers on stage.

Overall, "Big Book of Babies/Club Craze" is a charming and informative exploration of new life and growth. Through Snook's experiences and observations, we see just how varied the animal world can be and how different animals evolve into the creatures we know and love. We also get a chance to see Snook's leadership and organizational skills come through when he gathers together a group of animals around a shared hobby and creates something entirely new. With its focus on education and fun, "It's A Big Big World" continues to be a delightful and engaging series for kids and adults alike.