WTFauna
WTFaunaPodA podcast where we chat about obscure, unusual, or otherwise often overlooked animals. The world is full of amazing creatures; join us to explore some of them!
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceLife Sciences | |||
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This week we chat about our first amphibian species for the pod! There's a lot to be said about this small Central American frog, and the research that's been done on this species allowed us to get into some fascinating topics around how scientists u... more
This week we discuss an obscure Australian marsupial that swims through sand. Although there's a lot we don't yet know about these small mammals, what we do know is fascinating!
This week we discuss a small, parasitic shark known for biting circular plugs of flesh out of large fish, whales, and other animals. This one's a paradoxical species that we've known about for a while yet are still often left guessing about.
This week we discuss an emblem of northern forests: the moose. This charismatic species may be widely familiar, but the impressions we have of them may not always match the reality.
This week we talk about a genus of mosquitoes. Don't be daunted by their large size--these may be the ideal mosquitoes for humans!
One small amendment from Jon: in the episode, I didn't know the lifespan of the adults. I looked it up afterwards; the... more
Recorded on location at the Oreilly's Rainforest Retreat, this episode focuses on the charasmatic lyrebirds of Australia. These birds are perhaps best known for their incredible mimicking abilities (the sounds at the beginning of the episode are of a... more
This week we discuss an animal from an ancient lineage. This submarine cephalopod has some fascinating traits and behviours that have allowed species in this group to persist for about 500 million years, although demand for their shells has made them... more
This week we talk about a familar species in urban Australia: the white ibis. Often called a 'bin chicken' due to their tendency to eat human food scraps, these birds are actually a lot more interesting than mere pests.
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This show centers on obscure, unusual, or overlooked animals, blending accessible natural history with playful curiosity. Across episodes, two hosts explore a wide range of species—from shorebirds and cephalopods to reptiles and mammals—penchant for deep dives into biology, behavior, ecology, and conservation. Conversations often weave in field notes, local context, and cultural perspectives, with memorable anecdotes about encounters in the wild and practical takeaways for listeners who love science, nature, and travel. A noteworthy strength is the approachable yet thorough approach to topics that aren't typically in the spotlight, making complex biology feel tangible and relevant for curious non-specialists as well as science-minded audien... more
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