Episode 243: Down Under with Dingos
One of the more iconic mammals of Australia, this week we cover the Dingo. As a member of the Canid family, Dingos are technically not native to Australia. Rather, they were introduced by humans thous...
9 Syys 20211h 11min
Episode 242: The Rugged Rocky Mountain Goat
The Rocky Mountain Goat seems to defy gravity. They can scale and leap with ease across some of the most intense terrain on earth. What is especially interesting is the Rocky Mountain Goat is not a tr...
1 Syys 20211h 6min
Episode 240: Captivated by Clouded Leopards
We are back in Asia to chat about another big cat heading towards extinction, the Clouded Leopard. These magnificent cats are the oldest of the modern big cats and some of the most beautiful. Native t...
18 Elo 20211h 7min
Episode 239: Wildlife Biologist and Four Fifths a Grizzly author Douglas Chadwick
Douglas Chadwick has led an incredible career as a wildlife biologist and author. He has written 14 books and more than 200 articles for multiple magazines to include National Geographic. In fact, he ...
11 Elo 20211h 7min
Episode 238: Bye Bye Bluefin Tuna
While tuna is a fish many eat around the world, these fish are heading towards extinction. This is especially true of the most prized Bluefin Tuna. In fact, one 600 lb. Bluefin Tuna sold for $3 millio...
27 Heinä 20211h 13min
Episode 237: Whitley Award Winner Dr Kini Roesler on saving the Hooded Grebe in Patagonia
Dr. Kini Roelser is another amazing award winner from the prestigious Whitley Fund for Nature. Dr. Roelser is working hard to save the critically endangered Hooded Grebe and other wildlife on the Pata...
22 Heinä 202147min
Episode 236: Dr. David Shiffman on Shark Conservation
Dr. David Shiffman is a shark biologist who has dedicated his life to the study and preservation of sharks in our oceans. He is currently in South Florida, where he is working to understand sharks bet...
16 Heinä 202154min
