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Where did the lemon shark get its name? Do they have their own personalities? Grab your scuba gear, because this week, Alex sits down with Félicie Dhellemmes, Project Leader at the Bimini Biological Field Station, to talk about her research on the personalities of juvenile lemon sharks.

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Happy New Year! For this episode, Alex is shaking things up and giving you 11 new year's resolutions to promote animal conservation for 2021. Check out our website for more information about each resolution!

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Are reindeer actually real? In this episode, Alex teaches you that there's a lot more to reindeer than what you've heard in stories. Grab a warm jacket because we're heading into the tundra to learn about the animals with one of the largest antlers in the animal kingdom: reindeer.

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What is a fennec fox? Why are their ears so big? Get your shovels ready because this week, Alex is heading underground into the deserts of Africa to talk about dogs' tiny, adorable cousins: fennec foxes.

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How does a caterpillar transform into a magnificent butterfly? How do they utilize their patterns for survival? Join Alex to learn about insects with some of the most beautiful colors seen in nature: butterflies.

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How many hours do koalas sleep in a day? What's their relationship like with each other? In this episode, Alex sits down Deborah Tabart from The Australian Koala Foundation to uncover the answers to these questions and more. Join Alex and Deborah as they go down under into Australia to learn about these magnificent marsupials: koalas.

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Happy (almost) Thanksgiving! 🦃 We're getting into the Thanksgiving spirit, so you can probably already guess what this episode is about. Keep an ear out for some gobbles because we’re heading into the forest to talk about the bird that's on everyone's mind this November: turkeys.

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What makes a salamander different from a lizard? Why do they have such cool coloration? In this episode, Alex is joined by Mark Mandica from The Amphibian Foundation to dissect all of your questions. Follow Alex and Mark on their adventure into the lives of these carnivorous creatures: salamanders.

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Are sloths good swimmers? Do they make good parents? In this episode, Alex sits down with Sam Trull from The Sloth Institute to answer all of your questions. Join Alex and Sam as they slow things down a bit to talk about our two and three fingered friends: sloths.

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It’s Halloween, so things are getting a little creepy. 🎃Don’t blame us if your skin starts to crawl. In this Halloween special, Alex discusses one of the largest species of spiders on Earth: tarantulas.

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