Episode 100: Where We've Been, Where We're Going
Join us for a recap of our first 100 episodes. We have learned so much studying the 70 species we have covered so far. We also have been fortunate to speak to so many incredible Conservation Heroes fr...
25 Kesä 20191h 40min
Episode 99: Octonation with Warren K. Carlyle IV
Warren K. Carlyle IV is the founder of the World's largest Octopus fan club, Octonation. Within a few short years Warren has brought together thousands upon thousands of people together to learn and c...
20 Kesä 201957min
Episode 98: From Another World, the Blue Ring Octopus
One of the deadliest animals on the planet, the Blue Ring Octopus’s venom is enough to kill 26 adults. However, this small and extremely shy animal should not be feared. Rather, it should be revered a...
18 Kesä 20191h 20min
Episode 97: Orca Culture & Behavior, Part II
This week is a continuation of our Episode 95: Awed by Orcas. Here we go into more detail on the concept that Orcas have developed culture. We also go into depth of the different hunting behaviors of ...
11 Kesä 20191h 18min
Episode 95: Awed by Orcas, Part I
By far this is one of the most incredible species we have covered to date. The Orca (Orcinus orca) is a favorite of many throughout the world, but just how amazing they are will astound you. This will...
4 Kesä 20191h
Episode 94: Koala Team from the San Diego Zoo
This week we were very fortunate to talk everything Koala from the team that cares for them at the San Diego Zoo. We were joined by team members Candis Malcolm, Lindsey King and Jennifer Roesler. The ...
30 Touko 201957min
Episode 93: Koalas are Krashing
Disturbing reports out of Australia are claiming the Koala, one of its most iconic animals, is now functionally extinct in the wild. The Koala is just another species suffering with a dramatically cha...
28 Touko 20191h 29min
Episode 92: Carolina Tiger Rescue w/Katie Cannon
Katie Cannon is the education director of Carolina Tiger Rescue, North Carolina’s only federally accredited wild cat sanctuary. A federally accredited sanctuary means Carolina Tiger Rescue is a 501-c3...
23 Touko 20191h 28min
