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Hold tight listeners because it's a DOUBLE GOOSE WEEK as we inject an extra dose of How many geese? into your ears as part of RSB's Biology Week.
For part two of our of our special collaboration with the Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour - we're putting 3 of your favourite animals on trial as we uncover their darker sides. For too long has the world been fooled by the cute and cuddly personas of Sea Otters, Ducks and Dolphins and we're about to open your ears to some of their brutal behaviours that Disney conveniently leaves out...
We then switch gears hard to answer which animal would make the best spooning partner but only after we've worked out how many Capybara really is too many Capybara.
To see what else the Royal Society of Biology has in store this biology week, then head over to: https://www.rsb.org.uk/get-involved/biologyweek. For more about the Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour who we partnered with to make this episode, visit their website at: https://www.asab.org/
By Jack Baddams & Roddy Shaw5
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Hold tight listeners because it's a DOUBLE GOOSE WEEK as we inject an extra dose of How many geese? into your ears as part of RSB's Biology Week.
For part two of our of our special collaboration with the Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour - we're putting 3 of your favourite animals on trial as we uncover their darker sides. For too long has the world been fooled by the cute and cuddly personas of Sea Otters, Ducks and Dolphins and we're about to open your ears to some of their brutal behaviours that Disney conveniently leaves out...
We then switch gears hard to answer which animal would make the best spooning partner but only after we've worked out how many Capybara really is too many Capybara.
To see what else the Royal Society of Biology has in store this biology week, then head over to: https://www.rsb.org.uk/get-involved/biologyweek. For more about the Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour who we partnered with to make this episode, visit their website at: https://www.asab.org/

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