This monstrous bear has fathered 80% of the bears in his region, been hit by a train twice, walked through town like he owns it, and his favorite food is other bears. BEwARe of the BOSS!

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Often mistaken for their very not related cousin the Mantis Shrimp, Pistol Shrimp pack a punch of their very own. Not only do these little animals produce temperatures almost as hot as the surface of the sun and plasma, they also are very social and symbiotic little creatures.

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This mighty, ground-dwelling insect not only is famous for its solar power abilities, but its venom is also being researched as a powerful medicine.

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We go into the new year with a review of newly discovered species and rediscovered species from 2024.

P.S. there were a lot frogs.

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The largest land carnivore still alive today. Their size and predatory prowess does not put them out of needing our protection.

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This turtle was discovered by and named after Bob and Steve Irwin! This turtle would most likely be extinct without these 2 amazing men and the continued stewardship of Robert Jr.

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This episode is about a man who brought back Puffins to the United States through unconventional means, despite the ridicule of other scientists, it worked!

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These colorful little invertebrates get their namesake from their likeness to Christmas trees! While these guys have no dedicated research organization and no IUCN rating, they are in desperate need of recognition, research, and support. Merry Christmas everyone!

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There are over 108 species of Peacock Spider. Not only are these spiders known for their elaborate colors but are also quite amazing dancers as well.

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These fascinating boneless animals are well known for their appearance that is similar to a breakfast item. They are also from 2 completely different families.

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