about various animal adaptations, including anteaters and chameleons. The first two segments were animated by Wah Chang (known for his work on Land of the Lost) and Mark D. Wolf respectively. Dragons and Sailboats Grammar as Easy as ABC Learning As We Play Letters, Colors, and Ducks MacDonald's Farm Make Your Own Toys - Toys At Your Fingertips Nature's Systems Health Tips (1986): The following videos are shown, with a total running time of approximately 45 minutes: The Junk Food Man (10 minutes) Nutrition: Try It, You'll Like It (11 minutes) Magic Weapons For Healthy Teeth (15 minutes) Ear Care (9 minutes). Safety Tips (1986): When Scooter moves, Mr. Know-It-Owl gives him several important safety tips in four short videos. The first, Emergencies: What Would You Do? (1977), deals with handling emergencies like drowning, ingesting chemicals, bleeding, and falling. The second features Roscoe's Rules (1973), in which a drumming bear toy offers tips on how to avoid strangers. The third is called Hush Puppy's Bright Idea (1976), in which the puppets emphasize the importance of wearing reflective materials and being careful at night. The fourth and final video Electrical Safety: A to Zap (1970), was an animated spiel about a naive housecat who receives a long lecture from a pink mouse about electrical safety. Under the Sea Weather (1987): Mr. Know-It-Owl's tutorial involves weather and how nature acts to cause the various weather patterns. It is 32 minutes long. Interactive multimedia The series was later re-purposed into the interactive CD-ROM by AIMS Multimedia co-president and executive producer David S. Sherman and software architect Richard Williams, both of whom went on to design and produce AIMS Multimedia's DigitalCurriculum in 1999, the first educational video streaming software as a service (SaaS), a video curriculum on demand which was later sold to the Discovery Channel in 2004. The CD-ROM Mr. Know-It-Owl character was also voiced by Dr. Sherman. Mr. Know-It-Owl's Reading With Peter Cottontail Mr. Know-It-Owl's All About Animals References Fictional owls Educational materials Direct-to-video television series American television shows featuring puppetry Television series about birds