
Are you passionate about natural history? Join these nerds as they explore the most amazing, & often oddest, organisms & news that natural science offers! The cupboard is open, come on in...
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 262 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NatureScience | |||

Get ready this week to see hyenas in a whole new light!
In this World Hyena Day special, we dive into the fascinating world of the four living hyena species — stripping away the myths and revealing the truth behind some of the most misunderstood ani... more
This week we meet Tyrannosaurus rex‘s Asian cousin, Tarbosaurus! We see how similar it is to its North American relative, but also what makes it its own unique Asian "King of the Cretaceous". In the news, we look at how the USA government’s "God's sq... more
Join us as Aaron talks to Dr. Mateo Ruiz, Lead Conservation Officer at the Barn Owl Trust! We learn how Dr. Ruiz became a champion for barn owl conservation, what makes barn owls an integral part of environments worldwide, and how we can conserve the... more
This week, we dive back into the ocean and meet the real-life kraken... the mysterious giant squid! Find out how it went from being a mythical beast to a living creature. In the news, Aaron looks at how beavers are helping changing the environment fo... more
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It’s cold. It’s Sunday morning. The world is bleak. Why not join two British naturalists calming discussing the earth and its inhabitants? They don’t bicker and they have nice accents.
The Nat History podcast is easily one of my favourite pods and certainly the most engaging and fun pods on the nature world out there.
Refreshing, light and interesting. Everything a podcast should be.
Informative and funny.
Heard you had a fb page but can’t find it.
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The show centers on natural history topics, blending weekly news items with in-depth creature features and audience engagement. Episodes frequently cover dinosaurs, birds, marine life, and conservation, balanced with light banter and personal anecdotes from two enthusiastic hosts. A standout trait is the seamless mix of accessible science, humorous banter, and narrative features that tie science to pop culture and current events, making complex topics approachable for a curious, broadly educated audience. The format appears to reward listener participation, Patreon support, and fan questions, which may appeal to listeners who enjoy learning with a friendly, unassuming duo.
Noteworthy strengths include strong host rapport, well-structured d... more
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