Episode 140: the Strange Star Nosed Mole
We welcome a really unique species, the Star Nosed Mole. While it may look strange, its nose and other adaptations makes this a fascinating creatures to learn about. We had a lot of fun discussing thi...
4 Helmi 20201h 8min
Episode 139: Massive Moose Podcast
This week we go massive and talk about the largest deer species in the world, the Moose! Or in Europe known as the Eurasian Elk. Just a phenomenal species to discuss. We really nerd out this week talk...
28 Tammi 20201h 29min
Episode 138: Saving Amphibians w/Ian Recchio Los Angeles Zoo
This week we are very fortunate to have an interview with Ian Recchio, Curator of Amphibians and Reptiles from the Los Angeles Zoo. We discuss the plight of many of the planet's amphibians, specifical...
23 Tammi 20201h
Episode 137: Hellacious Hellbenders
This week we travel to North America and learn about one of the largest amphibians in the world, the Hellbender. Amphibians are incredible animals that have adapted and survived for hundreds of milli...
21 Tammi 20201h 17min
Episode 136: Red Kangaroos Bouncing Along
In light of the horrific fires in Australia, we wanted to release one of our special episodes. This was recorded in December for our Patreon only listeners. However, with the tragedy unfolding in Aust...
16 Tammi 20201h 7min
Episode 135: Impact of Australia Fires on Wildlife
This week we deliver a special episode on the ongoing and unprecedented crisis in Australia. We pay particular attention to the impacts these fires have had and will have on the native wildlife there....
14 Tammi 20201h 24min
Episode 134: History of the Arctic w/Dr Bathsheba Demuth
Bathsheba Demuth is an Assistant Professor of History and Environment and Society at Brown University, where she specializes in the US and Russian Arctic. Her first book, Floating Coast: An Environmen...
9 Tammi 20201h 9min
Episode 133: Bowhead Whales, Oldest Living Mammals
We return to the Arctic to talk about the oldest living mammals on the planet, the Bowhead Whale. These incredible aquatic mammals can live well over 200 years old and were hunted to near extinction i...
7 Tammi 20201h 18min
