Learn about all things animalia in this family friendly podcast. Each week Joe and Carlos dive deep into nature to find animals that have at least one amazing talent they use to survive. Gather up some animal knowledge and crazy nature facts to drop on your friends at parties with each new episode of Life, Death, and Taxonomy.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 329 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Natural SciencesScienceEducation |
“…and today we’re talking about a sucker who will latch onto anything and go with it. But more on that later.” If you see a shark, whale, or large fish gliding through the open ocean, you may see some extra passengers stuck to its flanks. The live sh... more
“…and today we’re talking about the Big Foot of the outback. But more on that later.” When you think of bigfoot, you’re probably imagining a large hairy ape, but the big foot of the Australian billabongs is not swamp ape. Instead, it’s a small gracef... more
“…and today we’re talking about a percussive Pisces. But more on that later.” If you live in the suburbs of Tampa Bay, Florida. You may have heard an eerie sound in the night. As you drift off to dreamland, you not only hear a strange low rumbling, ... more
“…and today we’re talking about the smooth jazz of tree critters. But more on that later.” Deep in the jungles of the Amazon, an adorable ball of fluff clings to a tree branch, lapping up delicious ants. The pygmy silky anteater clearly has sloths as... more
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I love the cockroach 🪳 episode and please 🥹do One on bear cats 🐈 🐻
Love to listen two best friends talking, laughing, and sharing, Carlos and Joe you two are the best! Thank you for the podcast❤️
Funny and informative. I just wish it had a better title. I know they're trying to reference the famous quote, but this podcast is not about death, nor does it feature organisms other than animals.
Funny and informative. I just wish it had a better title. I know they're trying to reference the famous quote, but this podcast is not about death, nor does it feature organisms other than animals.
Fun and informative and the hosts make me smile. Also I keep spouting animal facts at my long-suffering wife.
Apple Podcasts | #226 | United Kingdom/Science/Natural Sciences |
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Apple Podcasts | #56 | Australia/Science/Natural Sciences |
Apple Podcasts | #138 | Italy/Science/Natural Sciences |
Apple Podcasts | #233 | Germany/Science/Natural Sciences |
Apple Podcasts | #72 | Norway/Science/Natural Sciences |
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