A Collection of Wonders and Curiosities from the Animal Kingdom. Zoology, natural history and sometimes human history too. Amazing stories about amazing wildlife.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 113 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Natural SciencesNatureScience |
Lumholtz's Tree Kangaroo is one of only two species of tree kangaroo in Australia. Animals change, the world changes, the natural world is - almost - never standing still.
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Every year, the Bogong Moth undertakes one of the most extraordinary insect migrations on Earth in south-eastern Australia. The question for this episode is: how?
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There are several types of Supergiant Isopod in the deep sea - some of the most successful and effective scavengers on the planet. But why are they so very big?
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The Giant Clam has a secret trick that enables it to grow faster and bigger than any other bivalve mollusc in the world ...
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The best natural history program around. Engaging, informative - and goes beyond mere passive listening.
Mr Ruckley offers really thought provoking insights and analysis along with fascinating descriptions of nature.
The show is so well researched, excellently told, and incredibly fascinating! The podcast is a very manageable length and the host’s voice is Richard Attenborough-esque to me! Huge recommendation!!
If David Attenborough made a podcast, it would be of this quality and tone. It’s now my favorite podcast. I am so grateful to have found it.
Beautifully researched and beautifully read, The Wild Episode is an absolute gem of a podcast. I am always entertained, amused and educated by every episode. As a professional ecologist, it’s a delight to find a nature podcast that sticks so rigorously to the facts and yet never for a second loses that sense of wonder that is one of the best things about being alive.
Such a phenomenal podcast. Well researched and structured. The narrator is on par with David Attenborough
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This podcast offers captivating insights into the animal kingdom, intertwining zoological wonders with natural history and even elements of human history. Episodes highlight a range of unique species and ecological phenomena, often focusing on specific creatures and their extraordinary adaptations. From the migratory patterns of moths to the peculiar relationships between species, the narrative style emphasizes storytelling that is both informative and engaging. The podcast stands out for its detailed research and the diverse topics that reflect the intricate web of life on Earth, catering to listeners who are passionate about wildlife and environmental conservation.
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The Wild Episode launched 8 years ago and published 113 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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