On Wildlife

This week, we’re talking about one of the most unique animals in North America. Alex brings on expert Adam Burnett, Executive Director at The Beaver Institute, to help us dive deep into the lives of these animals. They have huge teeth, but they’re not meant for taking down prey. So watch out for falling trees, because we’re going to be talking about beavers.

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This week’s animal can be found in the wild, in gardens, and on farms. They not only help the ecosystems they live in, but they also help humans! With small red and black bodies, they are easy to identify and you have probably seen them many times throughout your life. So grab a magnifying glass because you’re going to have to zoom in to get a closer look at ladybugs.

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In this episode, Alex is talking about one of the most lovable, but most powerful animals in North America. Alex sits down with expert Coy Blair, Lead Curator at the Appalachian Bear Rescue, to gain all his insights about these amazing creatures and what to do when you see one in the wild. They’ve got an incredible sense of smell, and because of this, you probably don’t want to leave food out at a campsite overnight. So join Alex and Coy, as they head into the forest to talk about black bears.

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In this episode, we’re taking a look at a species that you can only find on specific islands off the coast of Africa. But even though they’re not widely spread throughout the world, you’ve probably seen them in TV shows, movies, or zoos. So get ready to climb high, because we’re heading to the trees of Madagascar to talk about lemurs. 

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This week’s animal is a large reptile that you might be wary of if you’re in a state like Florida or Georgia. These reptiles have been around for millions of years, walking the Earth with dinosaurs, so they’ve evolved some amazing adaptations that help them survive in the wild. So keep your distance, because we’re talking about alligators.

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This week, we’re taking you back to the beach to look at another marine animal. These animals like to make their homes out of shells you may have picked up while looking through the sand. But there’s a lot more to them than meets the eye. So try not to get pinched because we’re going to be talking about a family of crazy crustaceans: hermit crabs. 

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Celebrate our 100th episode with us! 🎉 To commemorate On Wildlife’s second birthday, this week’s episode is on an animal that you know pretty well. This animal has had the single greatest impact on the world as we know it today. So, get ready to look at your own family tree because we’re talking about humans! 

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If you live near the coast, you’ve probably had run-ins with the animal on today's episode. They may have even tried to steal your food. They also have a call that you can recognize from a mile away. Although you might find them annoying, they are extraordinary birds. So, make sure you pack a towel because we’re heading to the world's beaches to talk about seagulls.

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This week, we will be discussing one of the world's smartest animals. They’re also one of the most beloved animals in the ocean, and it’s easy to see why that is. When you go to the beach, you might see their fins popping up out of the water. So make sure you bring your binoculars because we’re talking about bottlenose dolphins. 

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This week, we’re talking about an animal that spends time on land and in the sea. These marine mammals have evolved to thrive in their respective ecosystems, and there’s a lot to love about them. To help us learn more about them, Alex is joined by Dr. Lorrie Rea, a Research Professor at the University of Alaska Fairbanks. So, bring your snorkeling gear as we head out to the ocean to talk about sea lions.

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