On Wildlife

It’s finally 2022, so we have a special episode to celebrate the new year. Alex is not just talking about one animal this week. He sits down with Danielle Koehler, the illustrator and author of The Other Forest, to talk to us about how, through her own experiences, animal conservation can come in all shapes and sizes. So, grab your notebook and let’s learn a little bit more about creative conservation.

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This week we’re talking about an animal that’s probably only known because they pop up in a well known song, but they are much more than a song lyric. These animals are small birds and they’re a little unusual because they spend most of their time on the ground instead of in the air. So, get your bird watching gear ready, because we’re going to be talking about partridges.

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The animal that we’re talking about in this week’s episode might be one of the most adorable creatures you’ll ever see. However, behind all of its cute features are adaptations that help them survive in their harsh environment. Since it’s winter here in the Northern Hemisphere, we’re going to continue with our Arctic animals that have to deal with freezing cold climates. So, grab a nice cup of hot chocolate because it’s about to get chilly when we talk about harp seals.


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 This week, we’re talking about one of the most beloved predators on the planet. When you think about the impact that climate change can have on animals, this may be one of the first species that you think of. Luckily, Alex got to talk with Dr. Andrew Derocher, a professor of Biological Sciences at the University of Alberta. Dr. Derocher spent decades researching these animals, so we can’t wait for you guys to hear what he has to say. So, make sure you’re all bundled up, because we’re heading to the arctic to talk about polar bears.

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This week, we’re talking about a kind of mystical animal that has inspired stories of legendary creatures for thousands of years. They have a feature that really sticks out and makes them extremely recognizable. So, make sure you’ve got some extra layers on, because we’re taking a dive into Arctic waters to talk about narwhals.

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The animal that Alex is talking about this week is up there as one of the larger animals that we’ve talked about on this podcast so far. They’re found in North America and can go by multiple different names. Even though they’re hard to miss because of their size, you probably haven’t seen one in the wild. They’re symbolic to many people in the United States, and they even have a football team named after them. So, get ready to talk about the heaviest land animals in North America: buffaloes.

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This week, we’re talking about an animal who could be in the dictionary under the word adaptation. They have so many amazing characteristics that help them survive in their environment. So, you might want to take your night vision goggles out again, because we’re going to be talking about small, nocturnal reptiles: geckos.

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This week, Alex is going to take a look at a special group of birds that are found in Alaska and all the way down to South America. With a lightning fast metabolism, they have an insatiable appetite and can reach speeds of almost 50 miles an hour. So, keep your eyes in the sky and listen for a hum because this week we’re talking about hummingbirds.

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On this episode, Alex is discussing an animal that’s relatively small, but has one of the most powerful punches in the animal kingdom. Their punch isn’t the only thing that makes them unique because they have senses that put ours to shame. So, join Alex as he dives into the ocean to talk about mantis shrimp.

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It’s spooooky season, so Alex is talking about one of the most quintessential Halloween animals. Many people are afraid of them, but Alex is here to assure that they’re one of the most important animals in any ecosystem that they live in. To further understand their importance, Alex sat down with expert Angela Stull, Animal Keeper and Education Coordinator at Lubee Bat Conservancy. So, we hope you brought your night vision goggles because we’re heading into the darkness to talk about bats.

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