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It’s time to dust off that passport for another Location, Location, Location episode! This time we are taking a short trip south to the picturesque island of Cuba where we will get to know some of its more unique inhabitants in the form of the Cuban Painted Snail and the Solenodon. 

There’s nothing like the feeling of getting wild with a few… million of your closest pals. Join us as we get in the spring break spirit and let the Mexican Free-Tailed Bat and the Christmas Island Red Crab show us how to get down and party up on a massive scale!

Have you ever gone above and beyond to woo that special someone? Well, prepare to be in good company as we explore some of natures most extreme and baffling shows of courtship!
This episode includes a considerate kob and a clingy anglerfish. 

We're buggin' out in this transformative episode! Join us as we discuss two nifty insects who's metamorphic transformations we find inspiring. 
This episode includes a clever Namib Desert beetle and a special scorpion fly. 

This episode we look at two creatures who are keeping it extra cool. We learn about the Steller's Eiders and the Sea Spider.

Second installment of our Location, Location, Location series, where we spin a globe to find out which country's wildlife we will be learning about. Round 2: Venezuela!
Meet the stunning red-face uakari and the sneeky mata mata. 

In this episode we discuss a couple of critters that give us the heebies AND the jeebies. 
Brace yourself for the mysterious sea snake and non howling wolf spider.  

Please be sure to pack your finest filtering equipment as we dive on in and explore two  animals who are experts on using their filters. 
Meet the super chill basking shark and work obsessed tunicates. 

In this episode we discover a couple of critter that have short, but sweet, life spans.
Tune in to learn more about the tiny labords chameleon and the adorable coral reef pygmy gobi. 

In this episode we discuss two creatures that have loooooooong lives, the Bowhead Whale and the Immortal Jellyfish!