Episode 279: Keen on Kākāpō

Episode 279: Keen on Kākāpō

The critically endangered Kākāpō is one of the more endearing species we have covered to date. This flightless parrot is native to Aotearoa New Zealand and was nearly extinct in the late 20th century. It is only through the commitment of the New Zealand Government and her people that the Kākāpō is still in existence. Today there are over 200 of these birds that are being cared for and guarded off Aotearoa New Zealand's coasts. This is just an amazing bird that surprised us at every turn. They truly deserves your love and another species you cant miss. For one cup of "good" coffee a month you can support your favorite podcast on Patreon and give back to conservation. With your support we are able to send money to conservation organizations monthly chosen by our Patreon supporters. We recently posted a bonus episode, the Blue Footed Booby, for our Patreon only subscribers and will be offering more bonus content soon! Thank you so much for your support and for supporting animal conservation. Please considering supporting us at Patreon HERE. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Episode 334: Big Beasts w/Tom Hugh Jones & Bill Markham

Episode 334: Big Beasts w/Tom Hugh Jones & Bill Markham

To follow up on our Mega or BIG species this past few weeks we talk with film producers of Big Beasts, which is currently streaming on Apple TV+. Big Beasts tells the story of the some of the largest ...

17 Mai 20231h

Episode 333: Monster Fish w/Dr Zeb Hogan

Episode 333: Monster Fish w/Dr Zeb Hogan

Following our episode on the Mekong Giant Catfish, we welcome Dr. Zeb Hogan. Dr. Hogan is well known for his National Geographic Series "Monster Fish," and for helping conservation efforts for the wor...

15 Mai 202353min

Episode 332: Monster Mekong Giant Catfish

Episode 332: Monster Mekong Giant Catfish

The critically endangered Mekong Giant Catfish is nearly extinct. This is arguably the largest freshwater fish on the planet. It set a world record for being the largest freshwater fish ever caught an...

10 Mai 20231h 9min

Episode 331: Arabian Oryx Back from the Brink

Episode 331: Arabian Oryx Back from the Brink

The Arabian Oryx has to be one of conservations greatest success stories to date! With just a few handful left under human care in the 1970s, today there are over 7000 Arabian Oryx in the world. That ...

3 Mai 20231h 14min

Episode 330: Path of the Panther w/Carlton Ward Jr.

Episode 330: Path of the Panther w/Carlton Ward Jr.

This week we are excited to interview National Geographic Explorer and conservation photographer Carlton Ward Jr. We are also excited to learn about his latest project helping the conservation of the ...

26 Apr 20231h 7min

Episode 329: Secrets of the Elephants w/Bob Poole

Episode 329: Secrets of the Elephants w/Bob Poole

This week we are excited to introduce filmmaker Bob Poole. Bob served as the Director of Photography for National Geographic's Secrets of the Elephants. The first episode will be released on Nat Geo o...

19 Apr 202349min

Episode 328: Orcas are Champions Part II

Episode 328: Orcas are Champions Part II

First, if you have not, do you mind doing a quick survey for us at the All Creatures Podcast. You will be doing a huge favor for us and will help us continue to grow. You can go to https://www.surveym...

12 Apr 20231h 18min

Episode 327: Orcas are Champions Part I

Episode 327: Orcas are Champions Part I

First, if you have not, do you mind doing a quick survey for us at the All Creatures Podcast. You will be doing a huge favor for us and will help us continue to grow. You can go to https://www.surveym...

5 Apr 20231h 4min

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