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In this episode of The Wild Bits Show, we explore how plastics have infiltrated every corner of the planet. From the deepest oceans to the stomachs of Amazon tree-dwelling monkeys. What does it mean when microplastics show up in supposedly protected wildlife?
We also dive into stories that blur the line between innovation and interference — a sloth bear in India fitted with a prosthetic limb, and a butterfly given a new chance at flight through a delicate wing transplant. How far should humans go in reshaping nature?
This conversation goes beyond headlines — it’s about responsibility, balance, and what it truly means to coexist with the world we’ve changed.
Subscribe for thought-provoking takes on environment, science, and the wild intersections of technology and life. 🌍
By TheWildBitsIn this episode of The Wild Bits Show, we explore how plastics have infiltrated every corner of the planet. From the deepest oceans to the stomachs of Amazon tree-dwelling monkeys. What does it mean when microplastics show up in supposedly protected wildlife?
We also dive into stories that blur the line between innovation and interference — a sloth bear in India fitted with a prosthetic limb, and a butterfly given a new chance at flight through a delicate wing transplant. How far should humans go in reshaping nature?
This conversation goes beyond headlines — it’s about responsibility, balance, and what it truly means to coexist with the world we’ve changed.
Subscribe for thought-provoking takes on environment, science, and the wild intersections of technology and life. 🌍