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Q) What do you get when you cross a Giraffe, Gecko & Gorilla?
A) Episode 4 of Into The Wild, of course!
Welcome back to another hour of animal chat. Joining me this week is a double whamy of comedians. Niamh Marron (@niamhmarron1) & Rich Wilson (@IamRichWilson).
From discussing the true height of a Giraffe to why Gecko's loose their tails, this epsiode is all about the uniqueness of these 3 species.
To learn more about each animal or see what you can do to help their survival, visit:
Giraffes: https://giraffeconservation.org/
Geckso: https://www.doc.govt.nz/nature/native-animals/reptiles-and-frogs/lizards/geckos/
Gorillas: https://www.awf.org/wildlife-conservation/mountain-gorilla
Welcome back to Into The Wild. Episode 3 is all about Ray, Rats & Rhinos.
Joining me as I dive into the ocean, sewers & savanah is blogger Vix Meldrew (@VixMeldrew) & stand up comedian Abigoliah Schamaun (@abigoliah).
Come take a listen how Rays can still breath even when submerged under the sand, how Rats became the 2nd most succesfull mammal & how Rhinos desperately need our help!
To learn more about these animals & what you can do to help them, visit:
Rays: https://www.mantatrust.org/
Rats: https://www.crueltyfreeinternational.org/why-we-do-it/arguments-against-animal-testing
Rhinos: https://www.savetherhino.org/
Welcome to the relaunch of Into The Wild, a podcast that brings you chat about nature, wildlife and animals of all kinds.
On this episode we are joined by stand up comedian Kelly Convey (@kelly_convey) and TV Presenter/DJ, Arielle Free (@ariellefree). This show was all about Badgers, Bears & Binturongs.
If you'd like to learn about ways to help these animals follow the links below:
Badgers: http://www.wildlifetrusts.org/badger-cull
Bears: http://www.bearconservation.org.uk/
Binturongs: http://en.abconservation.org/
Welcome to Episode 1 of Into The Wild.
This series has been a while in the making, however I am extremely excited to present to you the first ever episode. On this episode we will be talking about Tigers, celebrating their good news of 2016, Tarantulas, the animal a vast majority fear and finally Tilikum, the animal and inspiration behind the film Blackfish.
My two guests are, ex zoo manager Simon Lynn. Simon has had a solid career in the animal industry, from working on farms and zoo's to now working at a dogs and cats home in Bath. Simon has great experience working with a vast variety of animals and he clearly has a passion for working with them and working to save them.
My second guest is stand up comedian and "pun-master" Bec Hill. Australian-born and now London-based, Bec has gained a cult following in Australia, the UK and Ireland thanks to her award winning solo shows, Twitter presence and popular YouTube videos. She has a talent for incorporating arts and crafts into her stand-up routines, creating a unique and unforgettable comedy style that she calls “paper-puppetry”.
A huge thanks for stopping by and checking out this new series. I hope you learn and laugh along with us as we prepare to venture Into The Wild.
Help Tigers: https://goo.gl/ciZI4Q
Learn more about Tarantulas: https://goo.gl/S37Z8a
Save marine mammals: https://goo.gl/0EpaBr
Hosted by: Ryan Dalton - @mrryanjdalton
Logo Design by: Ryan Stevens
Music by: Laila Woozeer - https://soundcloud.com/lailawoozeer
From the publisher's feed
Oh hey & welcome to your new favourite nature, wildlife & conservation podcast, Into The Wild. If it's insightful journeys of discussion about complex environmental topics you're after, or simply a good old chat with someone from the wildlife world, we've got you covered.
Join your host, Ryan Dalton, as he natters about nature to help give you all the information or room for pondering that you need to feel informed, connected & sure that you've nerded out enough this week.

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