Howdy folks! Ya boy is back and BOY IS HE CONGESTED! On this very stuffy episode we take a look at the list of fatal jellyfish stings in Australia and learn all about the deadliest jelly's on the north coast: box jellyfish, Irukandji and sea wasps- oh my! 

Apologies for my voice I will not sleep with the window open before recording any more...

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In today's episode we pop over to Indonesia to talk about one of the most unique and dangerous predators in the world: The Komodo Dragon. An evolutionary marvel, these reptiles are incredible animals- and very real threats to the people who leave amongst them. 

Grab your baguette and time traveling pants because we are heading to France in the 1400s to investigate one of the wildest and craziest animal attacks in European history - The Wolves Of Paris. In the middle of The Hundred Years War a pack of wolves terrified the villagers of Paris, and this pack was lead by a horrifying alpha called "Courtard" AKA - The Bobtail.

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On today's episode we talk about the life and words of Kenneth Anderson- a Man Eater hunter from the early 1900s who not only hunted deadly animals, but wrote about them with warmth and heart. 

Today we get real yucky and we do a deep dive into the world's grossest parasitic worms. From blood flukes to rat lungworm to the classing hookworm and ringworm - this animals are fascinating and just really really foul. This episode isn't for the meek so if you have a weak stomach, maybe have a spew bag on standby.

From the thunderous charge of warhorses to the silent glide of Navy dolphins, animals have played crucial—and sometimes surprising—roles in warfare throughout history. In this episode of Man Eaters, we explore the incredible stories of military animals who carried supplies, delivered vital messages, sniffed out bombs, and even parachuted into battle. We also dive into some of the strangest and most bizarre animal experiments ever attempted by the military, from bat bombs to spy cats. 

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This week on Man Eaters, we’re taking a detour from deadly beasts and into the wild world of your problems. In a special advice segment inspired by James’ old show Advice City, listeners write in with their stickiest dilemmas—from dating disasters and friendship feuds to workplace weirdness and truly cursed situations—and James responds with the wisdom of a man who’s spent too much time researching apex predators. It’s heartfelt, it’s hilarious, and—let’s be honest—it’s slightly unhinged. Got a problem? Maybe a man who knows all about killer animals can help.

In this episode of Man Eaters, we dive deep into the lives of two remarkable Indian elephants—Arikomban and Padayappa. Known as “tuskers,” these giants navigate a shrinking wilderness, blurring the line between wild and urban. From Arikomban’s infamous raids on rice stores to Padayappa’s calm strolls through busy towns, their stories reveal the complex and often heartbreaking conflict between humans and elephants in India. Join us as we explore their journeys, their impact, and what they teach us about coexistence on the edge of the wild.

In the chilling conclusion of our three-part series, we dig into the most shocking and tragic fatal dog attacks in Canadian history. From remote northern communities to suburban backyards, these final stories highlight the complex web of breed stigma, owner responsibility, and cultural context. With a mix of empathy and dark humoUr, we examine what these fatal encounters reveal about the dogs, the people, and the country they share. It’s the last bite... and it leaves a mark.

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In this scorching episode of Dead Funny, we explore the fiery fates of those who met their end through flames, heat, and sheer bad luck. From historical infernos and spontaneous combustions to tragic accidents and truly bizarre burn-related deaths, we’re stoking the flames of some of the most blisteringly strange demises in history. It's hot, horrifying—and, yes—hilarious (in a very dark way). Get ready to laugh, wince, and maybe never light a candle the same way again.