Heavy Petting with Wayne Resnick

One last short show, as Wayne should be returning from vacation next week.

This one is about how boy fruit bats pay for their dates. AND what they get in return.

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Wayne's still on vacation... so just a short one today.

About sleeping octopuses.

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Wayne's on vacation... so just a short one today.

About teeth.

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In this episode, undersea worms that bang their gaping maws together to make an awful racket.

Also, various mothers in the animal world that feed their babies in ways you might not expect.

Well, you WON'T expect it. It's gross.

If you DID expect it, you're gross, too. Weirdo.

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In this episode, goats can interpret each other's bleats.

Also, pandas and chickadees can talk to one another.

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In this episode, mosquitoes MAY be confused if you have complicated skin bacteria.

Also, you're not gonna get bitten by a shark. Relax, already.

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In this episode, bats & mice are literally on the same wavelength with one another when having social interactions.

Also, cicadas under the influence of hallucinogenic fungus... getting jiggy 'til they 'splode.

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In this episode, monkeys don't hear the way we hear. They hear like monkeys. They have monkey hearing. All this is explained. Don't worry about it.

Also, bees can be taught to count. Something to consider the next time you have a free afternoon with nothing to do.

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In this episode, a few fun stories 'bout pachyderms!

Elephants can control the force imparted by their trunks with extreme surgical precision. More than ever thought before!

Also... elephants can measure the VOLUME of tasty snacktreats by merely smelling them!

Fair warning. This show also contains a few lies about elephants, and an old story about Wayne's acting class.

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A cautionary tale about misidentifying and washing one's hands after handling Bufo americanus younglings.

Just a short show this week. regular programming resumes next week.

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