Bästa Creatures Podcast podcaster (2024)

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The Aquatic Marine Iguana 1:24:15

1d ago1:24:15

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In this throwback episode, we bring back the Marine Iguana. One of the most unique reptiles in the world that feeds and lives in and out of the ocean around the Galapagos Islands. These truly unique reptiles teach us much about how so many animals can carve out unique niches. Sadly, these special lizards are vulnerable to extinction. Yet, Ecuador a…

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A Must Listen: Climate Science Denial w/David Lipsky 1:34:42

6d ago1:34:42

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Chris interviews New York Times Bestselling author David Lipski about his book, 'The Parrot in the Igloo: Climate and the Science of Denial.' They delve into the complex history of climate change science, the frustrating rise of climate science denial, and the influence of fossil fuel industries. Through engaging stories and substantial research, L…

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Old World Mandrills 1:21:33

8d ago1:21:33

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The colorful Mandrill amazes any that are fortunate to see it. Located in Central Africa, Mandrills are some of our distant cousins that are in danger of extinction. They also display some of the most amazing colors in the animal kingdom and just how they do this will amaze you. Mandrills belong to the Cercopithecidae family, which are Old World Mo…

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Noah's Dove 1:08:50

13d ago1:08:50

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Chris and Angie delve into the fascinating world of the European turtle dove. The discussion covers the dove's symbolic connection to peace and love, its historical significance in the story of Noah's Ark, and its plight in the modern world, where populations have drastically declined due to habitat loss and hunting. They detail the turtle dove's m…

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Rewilding Rhinos w/Alison Kennedy-Benson 50:52

15d ago50:52

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We interviewed Alison in 2018 about her experiences in Africa helping to rewild Black Rhinos. She is an example of how people continue to fight and experience some hardship in helping endangered species. For sure this is an inspirational interview for anyone interested in how endangered species are trained to go back home, the wild!! You can learn …

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Indian Rhinos Revival 1:10:32

20d ago1:10:32

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Chris and Angie reunite to discuss the Indian rhinoceros, also known as the greater one-horned rhino. The podcast delves into their experiences with rhinos, highlighting the unique physical characteristics, behaviors, and habitat of the Indian rhino. They discuss the threats these animals face, including poaching and habitat degradation, and celebr…

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Saigas Straight From Seuss 1:00:50

22d ago1:00:50

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On our throwback Monday, its the Saiga! Out of all the species we have covered, the Saiga's conservation story is critical to understanding out wildlife. Due to dangerous low population levels, Saiga are prone to infectious diseases. In 2015, hundreds of thousands Saiga died within a few weeks. To understand the Saiga story, is critical to understa…

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Bald Eagles Are Back 1:18:34

27d ago1:18:34

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Chris welcomed a new addition to his family this weekend. Thus, in light of the election in the United States of America, we are releasing our older episode on Bald Eagles. These magnificent birds are not only symbolic, they also have an incredible conservation success story! A great podcast to revisit for a worthy bird. Show notes on new website H…

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The Urgent Need for Biodiversity Conservation: Lessons from the Living Planet Index 58:44

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Dr. Chris Mortensen delves into the importance of wildlife and animal conservation by discussing this year's Living Planet Index. He recounts a story about Allan Savory's transformation in understanding the role of elephants in ecosystems, illustrating the complexities of conservation. The podcast also highlights the alarming decline in global wild…

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Sea Snakes Surprise 1:13:38

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Sea snakes while highly venomous, are rather docile living in our oceans. When we first released this in 2020, we learned so many amazing facts about the history of this species and just how they survive, and even thrive, in the ocean. Some species of sea snakes are critically endangered, and we need to know more about them to help save them. You c…

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Fools Paradise (lost?) Filmmaker Alexandra Lexton 43:02

1M ago43:02

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Chris interviews filmmaker Alexandra Lexton about her latest film, 'Fool's Paradise Lost,' which highlights the therapeutic benefits and profound beauty of nature. They discuss how Alexandra's upbringing in Northern California and personal challenges inspired her film, emphasizing the importance of reconnecting with the natural world for emotional …

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Mystique of Komodo Dragons 1:12:41

1M ago1:12:41

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On this throwback Monday, we dive deep into the fascinating world of Komodo dragons, the largest living lizards on Earth. Join us as we explore the rich history of these ancient reptiles, tracing their evolution and presence on the Indonesian islands. We'll discuss the Komodo dragon’s unique physiology, including their venomous bite, powerful jaws,…

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The Climate Crisis: Origins of Science Denial & Our Future 54:52

2M ago54:52

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Dr. Chris Mortensen explores the multifaceted climate crisis, from increasing natural disasters to the politicization of climate science. Chris explains his rigorous academic journey, illustrating the dedication required to produce reliable scientific data. The episode addresses the roots of climate change denial, drawing parallels with misinformat…

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Pygmy Hippo: Moo Deng's Origins 1:09:48

2M ago1:09:48

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Moo Deng, the baby Pygmy Hippopotamus was born in 2024 and became a world-wide sensation. This birth is critical to their species!! With so few numbers, each Pygmy Hippo born under human care is a lifeline to their wild counterparts. This is because sadly, with as few as 2000 Pygmy Hippos left in the world, we are losing one of natures often forgot…

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Bengal Tigers re-Bounding 1:17:56

2M ago1:17:56

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Chris & Angie discuss the latest updates on Bengal tigers, highlighting the successful conservation efforts in India that have nearly doubled the tiger population over the past 20 years. The podcast explores the critical ecological role of tigers, the cultural significance in Asia, and the impact of conservation projects on local communities and ec…

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Save a Tiger, Save the World w/Sunarto 58:31

2M ago58:31

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Back in 2018 we were privileged to speak with World Wildlife Fund Scientist Dr. Sunarto. He is on the front line of helping to save Sumatran Tigers, among many other species on the brink. We are bringing this interview back to you for a listen about how these conservationist work tirelessly to preserve endangered species. Sunarto has gained field e…

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Preserving Frogs w/Alice Stroud 1:06:31

2M ago1:06:31

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Angie engages in a conversation with Alice Stroud, the Director of Global Conservation Programs at Born Free USA, about the organization's international mission to save threatened species, specifically focusing on frogs. Alice shares insights on the significance of frogs in the ecosystem, their current population threats, and Born Free's active pro…

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Hummingbirds Do Hover 1:10:53

2M ago1:10:53

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Brining back this older episode, a charismatic bird, Hummingbirds are unique animals native to the Americas. These fast fliers have incredible physiological adaptations that give them the ability to conduct their aerial acrobatics. Sadly, over 10% of all Hummingbird species are threatened with extinction. You can learn more on our website HERE ----…

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Epic Birdwatching Adventure w/Harry Boorman 1:04:33

2M ago1:04:33

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Chris welcomes Harry Borman, author of 'New Zealand's Biggest Year.' Harry shares his incredible journey of birdwatching in New Zealand during the COVID-19 pandemic, aiming to break records and explore the country's unique bird life. Discover the challenges, thrills, and community spirit that define birdwatching, as Harry reveals tales of rare bird…

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Wowed by Naked Mole Rats 1:14:47

2M ago1:14:47

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One of our earliest episodes that just blew our minds. These rodents from Africa have some of the most incredible physiology & sociology of any species we have ever covered!! A really fun episode and worth the listen. ------------------------------------------------------------- Another thank you to all our Patreon supporters. You too can join for …

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Hyrax Can Sing 1:22:49

3M ago1:22:49

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In this episode, we dive into the fascinating world of the hyrax, an obscure but incredibly unique mammal often mistaken for a rodent. Fueled by a recent interview with renowned zoologist Dr. Eric Kirschenbaum, we explore the hyrax's complex songs, unique physiological traits, and surprising evolutionary history. Discover how these small, furry cre…

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Axolotl: Mysteries of Regeneration 1:02:23

3M ago1:02:23

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Another return to a classic, the Axolotl!! YOU WANT to know about this special little creature. One of our first 100 episodes, we covered this species and are still mind blown about their incredible physiology! One of nature’s most amazing creatures, the Axolotl, has the ability to regenerate lost limbs and other body tissues. Sadly, these amphibia…

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Freshwater Baikal Seal 1:06:15

3M ago1:06:15

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In this episode, we delve into the unique and incredible world of the Baikal seal, the only exclusively freshwater seal in the world. We explore the seal's remarkable physiology, adaptations, and its exclusive habitat in Lake Baikal, Siberia. Our discussion covers the seal's evolutionary history, behavior, diet, and conservation status, along with …

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Why Animals Talk w/Dr Arik Kershenbaum 52:08

3M ago52:08

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Angie talks with Dr. Arik Kershenbaum, a renowned zoologist and lecturer at the University of Cambridge, about the fascinating topic of animal communication. They explore the insights from his new book, 'Why Animals Talk: The New Science of Animal Communication,' discussing why and how animals communicate, the complexity of their signals, and wheth…

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Orcas Part II: Wolves of the Sea 1:19:08

3M ago1:19:08

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This episode is brought to you by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/CREATURES and get on your way to being your best self. This is the second of our 2 part series we did on Orcas. They were that incredible that we had to do them over 2 episodes. Enjoy!! ------------------------------------------------------------- Another than…

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Ocelot Conservation w/Panthera's Raissa Sepulveda 1:06:39

3M ago1:06:39

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In this episode, Angie interviews Raissa Sepulveda, a PhD student from Brazil and a field technician for the nonprofit organization Panthera. They delve into Raissa's work on ocelot conservation in the Pantanal, the world's largest inland tropical wetland. Raissa shares her experiences in the field, from capturing and collaring ocelots to studying …

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Ocean Wolves, the Orcas Part I 1:01:47

3M ago1:01:47

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This episode is brought to you by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/CREATURES and get on your way to being your best self. Back to the vault to one of the most incredible species we have covered in this podcast the orca! First release in 2019, it is worth a revisit. We will release Part II next Monday. By far this is one of th…

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Alluring Ocelots 1:11:31

3M ago1:11:31

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Chris and Angie dive back into the world of wildcats with a spotlight on the fascinating ocelot. They explore the multifaceted lives of these medium-sized spotted cats. From their incredible hunting skills and diverse diets to their sophisticated reproduction behaviors and impressive nocturnal vision, ocelots prove to be both adaptable and adept su…

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Devils of Tasmania 1:03:39

4M ago1:03:39

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This episode is brought to you by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/CREATURES and get on your way to being your best self. Heading to the vault for Monday Throwback. Its the Tasmanian Devil!! We learned so much about these incredible marsupials. They have declined across their range due to a spreadable cancer! Fortunately, Aus…

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Exploring Mongolia's Untouched Wilderness w/Peter Fong 1:02:05

4M ago1:02:05

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In this episode, Chris welcomes Peter Fong to discuss his conservation efforts in one of the most remote places on the planet, Mongolia and Lake Baikal. Peter shares his unique journey from fish biology to becoming a conservation guide, detailing his work with Mongolia River Outfitters and his 60-day expedition rowing to Lake Baikal for his book. T…

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The Light At The End Of The Tunnel 1:24:19

4M ago1:24:19

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How can we change the world? This is how... In a powerful episode of the All Creatures Podcast, Chris interviews Ali Horriyat, who abandoned his millionaire lifestyle to champion the Compassiviste movement, a blend of compassion and action. Ali narrates his shift from finance tycoon to homeless advocate, discussing his vision for societal interconn…

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Iconic Red Kangaroo 1:09:01

4M ago1:09:01

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This episode is brought to you by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/CREATURES and get on your way to being your best self. First released in 2020, we are going back to this oldie, the Red Kangaroo! Was such a fun episode and we learned so much! **We also learned that Aussies do eat Kangaroo, so please excuse our American ignor…

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OceanXplorer Zoleka Filander 44:35

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This episode is sponsored by/brought to you by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/CREATURES and get on your way to being your best self. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In this episode Angie speaks with Dr. Zoleka Filander, a pioneering marine biologist and National Geographic Ex…

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Blue Whale Research w/Dr Kim Goetz 1:04:11

4M ago1:04:11

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This episode is sponsored by/brought to you by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/CREATURES and get on your way to being your best self. From one of our earliest interviews, here is the repeat of Dr. Kim Goetz and her work in tracking Blue Whales off New Zealand, as well as her other work. It is scientists like Dr. Geoetz who i…

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Sea'in Starfish 1:10:31

4M ago1:10:31

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This episode is sponsored by/brought to you by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/CREATURES and get on your way to being your best self. Chris and Angie explore the amazing world of the starfish. From its unique physiology, such as its water vascular system and ability to regenerate limbs, to its various reproductive methods, t…

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African Penguin Conservation w/Stephanie Arnie 1:36:31

4M ago1:36:31

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This episode is sponsored by/brought to you by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/CREATURES and get on your way to being your best self. We are releasing this oldie but goodie! Our interview with good friend Stephanie Arnie. Since this interview first aired a few years ago we have kept in touch and become good friends. Stephani…

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African Penguins Slipping Away 1:26:07

5M ago1:26:07

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This episode is sponsored by/brought to you by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/CREATURES and get on your way to being your best self. For our Monday Flashback episode, we bring back the African Penguin. YOU can directly help by going to the African Penguin Nest Project and purchase an artificial nest to help them survive HER…

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Breaking Barriers in Shark Science w/Jasmin Graham 1:09:24

5M ago1:09:24

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In this episode, Angie interviews Jasmin Graham, a marine biologist specializing in the study of Smalltooth sawfish and Hammerhead sharks. Jasmin co-founded 'Minorities in Shark Sciences' (MISS), an organization supporting women of color in shark biology. The discussion covers Jasmine's background, her favorite shark species, and her efforts to deb…

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Don't Touch the Blue-Ringed Octopus 1:21:00

5M ago1:21:00

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Another throwback episode to one of the world's most venomous creatures, the Blue-Ringed Octopus. This gorgeous creature inhabits the Indian and Southern Pacific Ocean. While it has some of the world's deadliest venom to humans, it is very shy and not aggressive. You can learn more about the Blue Ringed Octopus by vising our website HERE ----------…

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Saving Nemo, aka the Clownfish 1:20:26

5M ago1:20:26

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In this episode, Chris and Angie dive deep into the fascinating world of clownfish, inspired by the iconic Disney Pixar films Finding Nemo and Finding Dory. They discuss the unique symbiotic relationship clownfish have with sea anemones, the species' reproductive behaviors, including the amazing fact of sequential hermaphroditism. Additionally, the…

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The Plastics in Our World w/Dr Lisa Erdle 59:11

5M ago59:11

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Mondays are now our throwback episodes and in this one we revisit Angie's interview with Dr. Lisa Erdle. from the 5 Gyres Institute as we are kicking off our Plastic Free July Campaign. You can join us in our Plastic Free July Challenge HERE Thank you for caring so much and helping us spread the word! On Wednesday we will be releasing a new species…

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Sharkfest w/Dr Mike Heithaus 49:07

5M ago49:07

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In this episode, Angie engages with shark expert Dr. Mike Heithaus, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at Florida International University. They discuss shark behavior, ecology, and conservation, aiming to dispel myths about these often misunderstood creatures. Dr. Heithaus shares his journey, from childhood fascination to professional marine…

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Tigers of the Deep: Sharks 1:24:45

5M ago1:24:45

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On Mondays we are brining back older episodes. This week to celebrate Shark Fest and Shark Week, we revisit the Tiger Shark! Incredible fish with an incredible story. You can learn more about Tiger Sharks by visiting their webpage HERE Briefly, this week we go in depth about one of the oceans top predators, the Tiger Shark. We first discuss the tru…

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Papua New Guinea Experiences: Conservation, Culture, and Wildlife 1:05:02

6M ago1:05:02

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In this special episode, hosts Chris and Angie share an in-depth discussion about Chris's recent trip to Papua New Guinea. This episode deviates from their usual focus on species and interviews, delving instead into Chris's personal experiences and observations from his travels. Chris describes his journey, which included concerns about safety, cul…

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Saving African Painted Dogs w/Dr Greg Rasmussen 1:18:31

6M ago1:18:31

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As part of our throwback Mondays, we bring back one of our great interviews. While the audio quality is not the best, the story telling is. Dr. Rasmussen tells epic tales about these much persecuted and now beloved animals, the African Painted Dogs. This interview was a real treat and one we highly anticipated. We were joined by Dr. Greg Rasmussen,…

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Peregrine Falcon, Hawaiian Crow, California Condor Conservation w/Sophie Osborn 53:22

6M ago53:22

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We engage in an in-depth conversation with wildlife conservationist and author Sophie Osborne. They discuss Sophie's fascinating journey into wildlife conservation, her experiences working with critically endangered species, and her inspiring book 'Feather Trails: A Journey of Discovery Among Endangered Birds'. Sophie shares her late start in the f…

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Crow About Crows 1:11:50

6M ago1:11:50

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With over 230 species covered and another 130 interviews, we are bringing back older episodes on Mondays. We will be releasing all our new content on Wednesdays. We are committed to continue to tell these animal stories, as well as bringing you interviews from many of those on the front line fighting to save these species. You can learn more about …

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Greenland Sharks Defy Nature 1:15:24

6M ago1:15:24

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In this episode, Chris and Angie delve deep into the fascinating world of the Greenland shark, discussing its incredible longevity, unique adaptations, and ecological significance. Known as the longest-living vertebrate, the Greenland shark can live up to 500 years. They explore the shark's biological features, such as its slow growth rate, unique …

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Facts over Fear w/OCEARCH Founder Chris Fischer 1:05:39

6M ago1:05:39

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Some changes to the podcast. We will be releasing some of our older favorite episodes on Mondays and releasing new content on Wednesdays. With over 230 species and 130 interviews to date, we realize there are some episodes you might have missed. We are committed to keep telling these incredible stories and you are helping us do that. Thank you!! Yo…

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Overcoming Challenges in Madagascar w/Dr Abigail Ross 49:36

6M ago49:36

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In this episode of the Creatures Podcast, we interview Dr. Abigail Ross, a leading primate behavioral ecologist and founder of the Dr. Abigail Ross Foundation for Applied Conservation. They discuss her background, the challenges she faces in conservation work, especially in Madagascar, and her research on primate behavior. Topics include habitat lo…

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