Episode 119: Head Banging Pileated Woodpecker

Episode 119: Head Banging Pileated Woodpecker

With the recent news of nearly 3 billion birds disappearing from North America in the last nearly 50 years this week chose an icon, the Pileated Woodpecker. Woodpeckers capture the wonder of many, but are misunderstood, as to their ecological importance. Not to mention, just how do they hammer their heads against trees day in and day out. Get ready for another exciting podcast. Patreon: Please considering supporting us at Patreon HERE. For one cup of good coffee a month you can support your favorite podcast and give back to conservation. We also offer bonus episodes and supporter only content. We just released our Sperm Whale episode for our Patreon supports, with more content on its way. We also donate portions of what we raise to a conservation organization each month. Show notes HERE Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Episode 216: A Relic, the Malayan Tapir

Episode 216: A Relic, the Malayan Tapir

This week we talk about one of the world's oldest mammals, the Tapir. Specifically, we focus on the Malayan Tapir. The Tapirs are fascinating animals that have changed little over the past 30 million ...

28 Apr 20211h 6min

Episode 215: Prickly African Crested Porcupines

Episode 215: Prickly African Crested Porcupines

In this week's podcast we head back to Africa and cover an iconic but often forgotten species, the porcupine. These rodents are masters of the defense and predators often come out on the losing end wh...

20 Apr 20211h 3min

Episode 214: Michelle Nijhuis on the History of the Modern Conservation Movement

Episode 214: Michelle Nijhuis on the History of the Modern Conservation Movement

We welcome a highly rated journalist and author of Beloved Beasts: Fighting For Life in the Age of Extinction Michelle Nijhuis to the podcast. Michelle talks about her own journey from biologist to jo...

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Episode 213: All American Alligator

Episode 213: All American Alligator

We welcome back Angie to this week's podcast covering the American Alligator. This species is near and dear to both of us as the "Gator" is the official mascot for the University of Florida. A traditi...

6 Apr 20211h 8min

Episode 212: Will Humans Go Extinct?

Episode 212: Will Humans Go Extinct?

This week Chris highlights the disturbing reports that have been circulating the last year on the massive loss of our biodiversity across the planet. In this week's podcast, he highlights some of the ...

30 Mar 202153min

All Creatures Kids Episode14: Tree Kangaroos and Porcupines

All Creatures Kids Episode14: Tree Kangaroos and Porcupines

We welcome back our special guests Logan and Pax to the kid's edition of the All Creatures Podcast. Logan was excited to join Angie to discuss everything he learned about Tree Kangaroos! Whereas, Pax ...

23 Mar 202138min

Episode 211: Every Penguin in the World w/Dr Charles Bergman

Episode 211: Every Penguin in the World w/Dr Charles Bergman

In this week's podcast we welcome professor and author Dr. Charles Bergman. Imagine being able to travel to some of the most remote regions on the planet to see some of your favorite animals. Well, Dr...

16 Mar 20211h 1min

Episode 210: Freshwater Fish Crisis w/Shoal's Mike Baltzer

Episode 210: Freshwater Fish Crisis w/Shoal's Mike Baltzer

A recent report was released by WWF in collaboration of multiple agencies on our freshwater ecosystem biodiversity crisis. The report highlighted how our freshwater fishes are in steep decline. In fac...

9 Mar 202158min

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