This summer, people are boarding whale watching boats and seeing humpbacks feeding in sight of the Manhattan skyline. Fifty years ago, that same water was an open sewer, and every toilet on Manhattan's West Side flushed straight into the Hudson River, untreated. Andrew tells the story of how the whales got here, and why it took most of a century. He starts with the cause: sewers built to empty into the rivers, roughly 590 million gallons of raw sewage a day by the early 1900s, and floating screens

This month, Monty speaks with Maureen Thompson, Program Manager of Beaver Works Oregon.

A truck driver pulls off a remote highway in the Utah high desert around 3:00 AM, more than 40 miles from the nearest town. While trying to sleep inside his semi, he hears three deliberate knocks against the truck.Then the knocking moves.Over the next hour, it comes from different sides of the cab as he repeatedly turns on his lights and searches the empty desert around him. Eventually, something strikes the semi with enough force to rock the entire truck.Matthew shares what happened when he finally

## Episode SummaryIn this episode, we cover: - **These Enchanting and Colorful Photos of Seashells and the Mollusks That Create Them Will Have You Marveling at the Natural World** (Smithsonian Science & Nature) - [Read more](https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/enchanting-colorful-photos-seashells-mollusks-who-create-them-have-you-marveling-at-natural-world-180989291/) - **Why can't people regenerate limbs like salamanders?** (Phys.org Plants & Animals) - [Read

## Episode SummaryIn this episode, we cover: - **Teeth smaller than a fingertip reveal our first primate ancestor** (ScienceDaily Monkeys) - [Read more](https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2026/06/260621031238.htm) - **55-million-year-old fossil teeth rewrite the story of early primate evolution - The Brighter Side of News** (Google News: primate discovery/conservation) - [Read

The One Hundred and Seventy Ninth episode incoming!!!We dive into the world of animals which are the Elephants of the world which live throughout our collections across the globe. For this episode Tom lindley from Noah's Ark Zoo Farm takes us into the world of the African Elephant, along with his amazing journey. Please check out this episode and enjoy it as much as I had to record it. Enjoy the podcast episode and please follow ZOOKEEPING 101 through facebook and instagram to be the first to hear

Soft waves roll in as the sun dips below the horizon, creating a tranquil backdrop ideal for unwinding. Let the rhythmic ebbing of water ease your mind into restful calm.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This was recorded on a cloudy night in early autumn in a stand of Quaking Aspen near the South Fork of Emerson Creek in the South Warner Wilderness, Modoc National Forest, Modoc County, California. The night was cool, and gentle breezes rustled the leaves of the Aspens throughout the night. Listen for the sound of a lone elk bugling just past the one minute mark.

"Short Stories in Prose and Verse" by Henry Lawson is a collection that showcases the rich tapestry of Australian life through its vivid storytelling and poetic expression. Lawson's work captures the essence of human experience, exploring themes of hardship, resilience, and the beauty of everyday moments. These timeless stories resonate with listeners today, reminding us of the universal struggles and triumphs that define our existence. Lawson's unique voice and keen observations offer a window into

"Man and Nature on the Broads" by Arthur Henry Patterson explores the intricate relationship between humanity and the natural world, specifically set against the backdrop of the picturesque Broads. This audiobook invites listeners to reflect on the enduring themes of environmental appreciation and the delicate balance we maintain with our surroundings. As we navigate modern challenges related to nature conservation, Patterson's insights remain relevant, encouraging a deeper understanding of our

Head out on an incredibly mindful, soothing – and rather wet – adventure at Budleigh Salterton estuary in Devon with celebrated ethno-botanical researcher Robin Harford. Robin has an astonishing knowledge of plants and reveals, through a technique he calls Domi, how we can all get closer to understanding the wild plants around us. Robin is talking with Annabel Ross, who is your host this week. Find out more about Robin and his many publications at his website: https://www.eatweeds.co.ukGet in touch

Gentle thunderstorm sounds swirl with soft raindrop whispers across the stereo field, enveloping you in a calm autumn night ambience that eases stress and aids deep sleep.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, we bring you a collection of chilling, firsthand accounts from real people who came face-to-face with the unexplained. From deep-woods hunters to late-night drivers, these witnesses share the exact moments their skepticism turned into pure terror.These aren't your typical folklore tales. These are raw, detailed, and deeply unsettling encounters with Sasquatch that will make you think twice before your next camping trip.

Some encounters lasted only moments, while others continued long enough to leave witnesses seriously frightened. These are their stories.MY WRITTEN BOOKS- https://www.amazon.com/author/lynnsmythMY NARRATED BOOKS - https://shorturl.at/Wnt5yLINK TREE - https://linktr.ee/TheBigfootProject

Scientist, fisherman and shark expert, Brendan Talwar teaches us all about sharks. From what makes a fish a shark, to their morphology and behavior. The discussion covers threats to shark species around the world, conservation success stories, as well as safe handling and etiquette to protect both ourselves as fishers and the sharks we may encounter.Learn more: semmenslab.orgNetflix: All the Sharkssharkdocs.orgWhat do you want learn next? Drop us a line at hello@fishon.usSupport our work:

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Wake up to soft morning chirps that drift across a misty meadow. Let the tranquil call of early birds fill your space, inviting calm and renewal.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Let a serene storm wash over you, offering a tranquil refuge that soothes the restless mind and invites peaceful rest. The gentle drops and distant rumble cradle your thoughts into deep relaxation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Mongolia’s vast, silent steppe, Pallas’s cats find shelter among weathered cliffs and narrow stone crevices. This peaceful nature documentary explores how these elusive wild cats rest within an ancient landscape shaped by wind, frost, and time.Wander through rocky valleys and quiet ecosystems where dense fur, muted colors, and hidden dens help Pallas’s cats blend into their surroundings. Gentle narration and calming natural imagery invite you to relax, fall asleep, or simply experience the still

Meet the Kala, also known as the Bluespine Unicornfish! From the horn on its head to its blue spines and tail tassels, this leathery-skinned fish is a wonder to behold and a culturally-important species in Hawaii. You'll learn about the limu-eating habits of this fish and what is known about its age and growth, the practice of "pono" science, how management informed by lawai'a, how to be a good visitor within Hawaii's ahupua'a's, and what is still to be learned about this species! Our guest, Maria