Needs more climbing lessons

Not quite ready for Fuji-san like Michelle, but she'll get there.

In this episode of "O-Monster in Action" (insert deep National Geographic/Animal Channel Narrator voice), watch as the O-monster sneaks up on the dancing duck when its back is turned and head butts her prey to the ground in a rage of clumsiness. Then she gives the helpless duck an Olivia-sized bear hug before silencing it with a push of the O-N-O-F-F button and leaving it for the hyenas.


Too proud to stop her from climbing, but able to catch her before she fell on her face. I've got to work on those mixed signals between the the pride of watching her climb fearlessly and the "don't do that Olivia, it's dangerous" lessons.

You'll see her problem solving skills in the video too. She learned how to turn her dancing chicken on AND off.

And to think we've been listening to the entire chicken song for the last three months because we thought that I had to play through the entire song before it would turn itself off. O showed us that all you have to do is press the button again and "poof", he stops dancing and "singing". Outsmarted by a 16-month old.