Episode 179: Pacific Marine Mammal Center w/Dr Hendrik Nollens

This week we interview Dr. Danielle Clode who is the author of the book Koalas: A Natural History, or titled Koala: A Life in Tree (Australia/NZ). Danielle grew up on a boat sailing around the south-e...

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One of the most endangered large carnivores in the world is a native canid from Asia, the Dhole. These incredible relatives to all other species of canids like wolves, foxes and others, have suffered ...

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We are revisiting one of our favorite older episodes. We were so astonished at how Elephant Seals have survived and thrived in the worlds oceans. From being one of the deepest diving mammals, and Sout...

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The animals we cover in the is podcast surprise us at every turn. This also is what author Carol Gigliotti talks about in her book, "The Creative Lives of Animals." In her interview with Angie, Carol ...

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The Pallas's Cat is one of the most endearing wildcats because of its "grumpy" face. In fact, these cats act like "grumps" because they are so elusive and live life in some of the harshest environment...

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Out of Asia comes one of the world's largest species of crocodilian, the Gharial! With its unique slender rostrum (snout), the Gharial is an ancient reptile that is just barely hanging on. This critic...

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We just had so much fun this week covering the world's second largest bird, the Emu. Believe it or not, Australia actually went to war against Emus in 1932....and lost! That was great news for the Emu...

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We are heading to South America to cover a fan favorite, the Capybara. These incredible rodents are located throughout the South American continent and are one of its most iconic species. Not only are...

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