
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 | 9 | Founded | a month ago |
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It's the most shocking animal genocide in history and start of the a worldwide conservation movement that saved countless species. This week, American conservation icon Keith Aune joins to regale us with the story of how the West's iconic bison herds... more
Kicking off our new raw uncut conversation show, aye-ayeologist Adam Hartstone-Rose returns to discuss how you make a platypus bacon and egg sandwich, extinct animals we can't believe we missed out on, and the island he'd hide on if he was on the run... more
You'd think we'd already figured out everything about bees. But Jürgen's discovered two new bee professions: heater and gas station bees. He's also figured out what a bee sees (or doesn't see!) when it flies at speed. Here's the story...
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A whale's nose is not where you think. And Dr Vanessa Pirotta should know. She came up with a special drone to steal their snot. If that's snot a story worth listening to, whale, you're wrong.
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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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