This week, we tackle the shocking story of a Canadian marine park threatening to euthanize 30 beluga whales over a funding dispute, a situation that raises serious ethical questions about captivity and conservation. Then, we explore how a devastating heat wave has wiped out clownfish populations in a region once thought to be resilient, signaling a dire tipping point for our oceans.

Our journey continues as we discuss the controversial killing of a black bear after a fatal encounter with a camper, debating the difficult balance between public safety and wildlife coexistence. We also cover surprising new species discoveries, from crocodiles to deep-sea sharks, and examine why a new energy plan is ignoring renewable progress.

Plus, we delve into the potential of a coral larvae cryobank, the unexpected marine life thriving on WWII debris, and the significant ecological concerns surrounding proposed octopus farming. Join us for a deep and thought-provoking look at the challenges and wonders of our natural world.