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Learn about all things animalia in this family friendly podcast. Each week Joe and Carlos dive deep into nature to find animals that have at least one amazing talent they use to survive. Gather up som... more
FAQs about Life, Death, and Taxonomy:How many episodes does Life, Death, and Taxonomy have?The podcast currently has 437 episodes available.
August 22, 2026Episode 433- Carolina Sphinx“And today we’re talking about a sphinx with a fascinating riddle. But more on that later.” What happens to the very hungry caterpillar in the last pages of the book? “He stayed inside for more than two weeks,” it says… but did he really stay? Did he remain? Everyone learns about metamorphosis in school, but […]...more54minPlay
August 20, 2026Episode 432- Tasselled Wobbegong: Fringe Fury“…and today we’re talking about a sea rug that expresses deep sorrow and wretchedness, but more on that later.” The 70s and your average coral reef have one thing in common: shag carpets are a bad idea. In either case, you need to watch where you step, because you never know what lurks underneath. The […]...more52minPlay
August 13, 2026Episode 431- Leopard Seal: Sing Low“…today we’re talking about a toothy torpedo. But more on that later.” The leopard seal is a terrifying arctic predator. With a mouth full of teeth and a long jaw built for coming, it looks as much like a dinosaur as it does a sea mammal. Despite its efficiency as a fighter, it’s also something […]...more56minPlay
August 01, 2026Episode 430 – Secretary Bird: Stop, Hammertoe“…and today we’re talking about a bird that knows your schedule. But not really.” The combination of a velociraptor and an HR manager somehow produced a pretty elegant bird with a mean left hook. The secretary bird struts across the African savanna with confidence that is definitely well-earned. Long-legged, laser-focused, and lighting-fast, this feathered fighter […]...more32minPlay
July 25, 2026Episode 429 – Soldier Crab: Crab Computer“…and today we’re talking about a creature that can walk forward and why that’s interesting. But more on that later.” Two cohorts meet on a beach, marching forward to meet one another head on… both flying the same blue colors. There’s no reason to fight, in fact, they are much stronger together… the soldier crabs […]...more50minPlay
July 18, 2026Episode 428 – European Blister Beetle: Smells Like Team Spirit“…and today we’re talking about a blistering bug in the blistering heat of summer. More on that later.” Some creatures kick in your front door. Others pick the lock, raid the fridge, and somehow convince you to thank them for stopping by. The European blister beetle belongs squarely in that second category. It’s a glossy […]...more46minPlay
July 13, 2026Episode 427 – Regal Jumping Spider: Silken Dreams“…and today we’re talking about a tiny brain with big thoughts. But more on that later.” The regal jumping spider has those signature big round eyes that make this arthropod kind of cute… but if you watch them long enough, you might see that there’s thoughts behind those black pearls. Jumping spiders have tiny brains, […]...more51minPlay
July 04, 2026Episode 426 – Conomyrma Ants: Blocked!“… and today we’re talking about a demolition ant. But more on that later.” Out in the desert lives a tiny tan troublemaker that treats civil engineering like psychological warfare. These little insects spend their days bustling about deserts and grasslands looking for what seems like harmless debris. But beneath that innocent exterior is a […]...more50minPlay
June 27, 2026Episode 425 – Sandgrinder Cicada: Machine Music“…and today we’re talking about a bug that sounds like a power tool… but more on that later.” Early on a Saturday morning is no time to start hearing machinery going in the neighborhood… but what if you hear that same sound in Australia’s open heath habitats and woodlands? Did someone put gravel in their […]...more41minPlay
June 20, 2026Episode 424 – East Asian Orb Weaver: Catfishing in Morse Code“…and today we’re talking about a sophisticated chemist. But more on that later.” In moonlit meadows and forest edges, there lurks a patient puppeteer. While most predators settle for catching dinner, a sort of “earn it and burn it” approach, the East Asian orb-weaver seems oddly interested in what its victims do after they’re caught, […]...more44minPlay
FAQs about Life, Death, and Taxonomy:How many episodes does Life, Death, and Taxonomy have?The podcast currently has 437 episodes available.