Episode 289: Stunned by Salmon
Each species we have covered for Plastic Free July has blown us away. Here we are again, with a fish that just defies logic. Most salmon species start off in freshwater, then eventually migrate to the...
27 Jul 20221h 26min
Episode 288: Minorities in Shark Science w/Carlee Jackson
This week we are thrilled to welcome Carlee Jackson from Minorities in Shark Science (MISS). Carlee is the Director of Communications from MISS, which is an organization dedicated to increasing divers...
25 Jul 20221h 15min
Episode 287: Beguiled by Bull Sharks
As one of the ocean's top predators, Bull Sharks are demonized and characterized as man-killing machines. What gives this myth even more teeth is the fact that Bull Sharks can be found in many major r...
20 Jul 20221h 24min
Episode 286: Mind Blown w/ Mantis Shrimp
Out of all the species we have covered , none can compare to the insane adaptations of the Mantis Shrimp. Over 500 million years of evolution have produced one of the most advanced biological entities...
13 Jul 20221h 26min
Episode 285: Plastics and Our World w/Dr Lisa Erdle 5 Gyres Institute
As we kick off our Plastic Free July Challenge, this week we welcome Dr. Lisa Erdle from the 5 Gyres Instiute. Dr. Erdle is the Director of Science & Innovation at the 5 Gyres Institute. She is a micr...
8 Jul 202259min
Episode 284:Glassy Glass Frogs
An absolute unique wonder of the natural world is the Glass Frog. These species of amphibian that are native to South and Central America, are characterized with undersides that are actually "see-thro...
29 Jun 20221h 15min
Episode 283: Ba Ba Ba...Babirusa
One of the most unique and striking mammals has to be the Babirusa. Native to four islands in Indonesia, this member of the swine family is one of the most ancient and often misunderstood. The Babirus...
22 Jun 20221h 16min
Episode 282: Crashin’ w/Bandicoots
Down in Australia and in New Guinea is a unique and popular marsupial, the Bandicoot. Made famous by the video game Crash Bandicoot, these small animals are nocturnal omnivores and true ecological eng...
15 Jun 20221h 15min
