Alexia Avila

A preschool series all about Luna, a six-year-old girl who is completely, undeniably and passionately into just one thing: science! For Luna the earth is a giant laboratory and she dives into every new experience with boundless energy and enthusiasm! What most of us might ignore, Luna notices and becomes obsessed with until she answers the question: "Why is this happening?!"

Foggy mornings are better spent playing inside, and this particular foggy day Luna, Jupiter, and Clyde are having fun taking care of Luna's pet snail, Shelly. While playing with their mollusk friend, Jupiter suddenly sneezes one of those great big dramatic sneezes, sending Shelly back into her shell for cover. As they wait for her to come back out, they start wondering what it might be like in Shelly's house. Does she have a TV? Maybe some video games?...

It's grooming day for Clyde, which means it's off to visit Dr. Jane over at Happy Tails Pet Shop. While they wait, Jupiter spots a poster of animal eyes, which gets them thinking... How does the world look through Clyde's eyes? When their colorful experiment doesn't give them the answers they're looking for, there's only one thing to do, time to become ferrets themselves and take a look through a ferret's eyes.

It's summer and Momma and Daddy have taken the trio to the beach. As the day heats up, Luna, Jupiter, and Clyde refresh themselves with some nice cold coconut water. As they drink and gaze out to the ocean and find themselves wondering, do fish drink water? And if they do, do they drink from all that water surrounding them or do they have special drinking water? Glug, glug! Time to make believe they're little fishies and dive into the ocean to get...

It's Clyde's birthday which gets everyone wondering about the age of other things too, like how old are trees and how do you find out how old they are. After examining, measuring, investigating the trees in the backyard, the trio decide to make believe they're little squirrels to get the answers they're looking for.

Luna and Jupiter are looking everywhere for Clyde, but he's nowhere to be found. Turns out the little ferret is napping in a pile of leaves the same color as his fur, which is why they didn't see him, even though walked past him a dozen times... He was camouflaged! But why do some animals camouflage themselves? Time for another fun-filled make-believe in search of answers!

Luna is given an old family book all about constellations. She is absolutely fascinated by the illustrations and determined to find every single constellation in the book. But finding constellations isn't as easy as she, Jupiter, and Clyde thought. They'll have to make believe they're stars to find out where the constellations are.

When Jupiter's paper airplane lands by a birds nest in the garden, the curious trio's attention is drawn to something rather unexpected and exciting... a little baby bird's first flight! Which gets Luna wondering, just how did that baby bird learn to fly? And how do birds fly anyways? They're going to have to fly into their imaginations and become little baby birds themselves to get the answers they're looking for.

While playing hopscotch with Alice out front, the gang notices Dr Jane's dog, Snowball, doing something really odd... pawing the ground like he's wiping his feet and then rubbing up against a bush like he's got an itch. But what could he be doing? Luna, Jupiter and Clyde think up a great experiment over at the pet shop, but they only find part of the answers they're looking for. They're going to have to make believe they're little doggies themselves...

Luna and Jupiter are having some fun with some tongue-twisters, when suddenly some of the tongue-twisters come echoing back to them through the yard. They soon discover it's not an echo, but their neighbor's parrot! Jupiter is fascinated, he thought only pirate's parrots could talk. But can these birds really talk? After a rather noisy experiment with Jupiter's whistles, the trio decide the only way to get the answers they're looking for is a pirate-y...