POMEmag's CC and Sidekicked Podcast's David Gimnich join Museum of Natural Mystery to discuss three infamous man-eaters: The Kali River Goonch, Kesagake the Sankebetsu Brown Bear, and Lolong the Crocodile. We examine the who, what, when, where, and why of their killing sprees.

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We humans consider ourselves removed from the food chain. We’ve moved past the days when “Here be monsters” was relevant on our maps. But nature abhors a vacuum, and when there are no monsters left to give us nightmares, sometimes an otherwise ordinary animal steps up to the challenge.

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Why do witches ride brooms? How did crones and cleaning tools become one iconic trope? It’s a story filled with drugs, demons, and bread. Get ready for a lesson in hagriculture.

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Mosasaurus recently leapt into the limelight thanks to Jurassic World, but did you know that it also turned the world upside down? Today we tell the troubled tale of Mosasaurus and the man who used it to prove extinction was real: Georges Cuvier.

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Thomas Jefferson: President. Author of the Declaration of Independence. Father of Paleontology? In this episode, we explore Jefferson's love of old bones and how his hobby shaped the world's first impressions of a fledgling nation.

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Logo by Rachel Weiss: twitter.com/rachelvice

Twitter: @natmysterycast

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A part of the Pomecast Network: http://pome-mag.com/tag/museum-of-natural-mystery/