The Ostrich: Africa’s Feathered Giant (Revisited)
In this re-release, we revisit one of Africa’s most iconic species ,the Ostrich, the largest living bird on Earth. Native to sub-Saharan Africa, ostriches dominate open savannas and semi-arid landsc...
9 Mar 1h 12min
How Wildlife SOS Rescues and Rehabilitates India’s Wildlife
Chris sits down with Nikki Sharp, Executive Director of Wildlife SOS (US), to explore the organization’s frontline conservation and rescue work in India, with a special focus on Asian elephants. With ...
4 Mar 54min
Punch the Snow Monkey: Japan’s Winter Survivor (Re-Release)
Punch has taken the world by storm! As a Snow Monkey, Punch comes from a long line of survivors!! Snow monkeys, formally known as Japanese macaques, are the northernmost-living wild primates on Ear...
2 Mar 1h 13min
Aardvarks: Africa’s Nocturnal Ecosystem Engineers
Chris and Angie explore the remarkable aardvark—requested by John, a naturalist in Kentucky—highlighting this truly unique African mammal with no close living relatives. Built for an ant-and-termite d...
25 Feb 1h 6min
Belugas Under Pressure: Climate Change, Noise & Survival
First release in 2020, we are re-releasing our Beluga Whale episode on rewind Monday. Beluga whales are among the most charismatic mammals of the Arctic — known as the “canaries of the sea” for the...
23 Feb 1h 17min
From Andean Mountains to Your Living Room: Guinea Pigs
Chris and Angie explore the fascinating world of guinea pigs (cavies), featuring a visit to Chris’s New Zealand pets, Thor and Prince, with special guest Pip. They unpack what makes guinea pigs unique...
18 Feb 1h 17min
Empowering Snow Leopard Conservation with Community and Courage
Chris delves into the challenges and triumphs of snow leopard conservation with special guests Tshiring Lhamu Lama from Nepal and Ashleigh Lutz-Nelson, Executive Director of the Snow Leopard Conservan...
11 Feb 56min
Sloths Are One of Nature’s Greatest Survivors
Sloths are among the most extraordinary mammals on Earth—masters of energy efficiency, perfectly adapted to life in the treetops, and quietly unchanged for millions of years. Their slow movements, gen...
9 Feb 1h 10min
