
Weekly audio tales exploring the forgotten history and science of our fellow animals, told by experts, hosted by wildlife filmmaker and conservationist Elliot Connor. New episodes every Wednesday forever. Please follow and leave a review. Thanks!
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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 14 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryNatureScience | |||

What do headless ants do? It's the worst job in the colony, but saves millions of lives. And humans do it too. Professor Adam Hart joins as guest to tell the story of how he discovered mutant waste collector ants in Panama and to finally reveal the v... more
Zookeeper, podcaster and all-round animal nerd Rick Schwartz calls in to the show to discuss raising meerkats, the intelligence of fossa and what binturong pee smells like. But did I get him to say 'hectocotylus'?
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They're the last survivor of a genus 20 million years old and about to go extinct because of an argument. John Payne joins the podcast to tell the story of Sumatran rhinos from being skinned for Chinese armour to fire-breathing fables to the 40-year-... more
The Mayan bat God Camazotz was a nasty piece of work. But there's a more terrifying myth (for bats at least): that bats can't see. In this episode, Swedish scientist Johan Eklöf tells the story of how he used moth lollipops to prove bats hunt with th... more
A very fun way to learn a lot about the natural world. Its packed with knowledge, humor, and fun facts. Loved every second of it.
Wow! This is a compelling podcast series. Great stories, great animals, great entertainment. Looking forward to hearing more …
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This series features engaging narratives centered around the history and science of animals, providing listeners with a captivating look into various ecological and conservation topics. With a focus on expert insights, episodes often highlight unique creatures and the fascinating stories surrounding them, such as the invasive Cane Toad in Australia or the enigmatic aye-aye in Madagascar, blending humor and personal anecdotes with scientific discourse. The host's wildlife filmmaking background adds a personal touch, offering a deeper understanding of animal behavior and environmental challenges faced by different species. This podcast is ideal for listeners interested in wildlife conservation, evolutionary biology, and the complex relationsh... more
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Recent guests on Wild Stories include:
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2. Johan Eklöf
3. Leo Richards
4. Keith Aune
5. Jürgen Tautz
6. Dr. Vanessa Pirotta
7. Rick Shine
8. Matz Olson
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