This Think Tank helps gather philosophers and develop ideas to make life better. You would be surprised to learn how they influence the way we enjoy our nature spots. Watch the full interview for free on Youtube in your favorite language: Arabic: https://youtu.be/3kGvF3vW1jA Spanish: https://youtu.be/IsYpOXzD-Y8 Italian:  https://youtu.be/O08ApTB3QOM German:  https://youtu.be/WlSKR6X-VPY English: https://youtu.be/Dm3knQcmdus

THIS WEEK:YUK!... How dirty water bowls can leave your dogs' sick!It's true... while we tend to just 'fill it up every day', there are a number of hidden dangers not cleaning them every day as Kaye explains.PLUS...Why both dogs & cats (and kids!) benefit from regular play sessions... and is it possible to actually 'train' a cat like we do with dogs?00'00" - Welcome Ron Wilson00'07" - Dirty Water Bowl Dangers!02'37" - Playtime Benefits for Dogs & Cats03'42" - Training Cats - Can It Be

Meet the chillest animal in the world, the Capybara. Start your free trial today to watch Strange Creatures of the Arctic and explore the rest of MagellanTV’s science collection: here. Support Animalogic on Patreon: here. Subscribe for new episodes every Friday: here. Social MediaTikTokInstagramTwitterFacebook CreditsAnimalogic Created by Dylan Dubeau and Andrew StrappExecutive Producer, Director, and Director of Photography: Dylan DubeauHost: Danielle DufaultEditors: Jim Pitts and Cat SeniorWriter:

In this captivating episode, host Dr. Cat Vendl speaks with zoo veterinarian and researcher Dr. Brett Gardner about the unprecedented rabies outbreak in Cape fur seals along South Africa's coast. Brett reveals how this once-impossible disease jumped from black-backed jackals to marine mammals, creating a new wildlife health crisis. Discover the detective work behind tracing the virus's origin, the devastating impacts on both seal colonies and human communities, and the race to protect sub-Ant...

There is nothing more worrying than when our fur babies go missing.Lizzie chat about why they might have gone and what you can do to proactively help them return home.https://www.ntanimalbehaviour.co.uk/recommendedproducts

Feral cats are everywhere in Los Angeles — in a bush on a hill along the freeway, darting through shelves of an autoglass repair shop, and crouched under storage units. In this episode, Hana Almony and Cassidy Castro follow the threads of the TNR world and discover the quiet network that holds it all together. It's a community built on early mornings, late nights, and an extraordinary kind of care. And once you're in, it's hard to walk away. The Labyrinth Project is a research project a...

Meet the largest lizard to ever live. Check out more amazing animal content on Love Nature’s YouTube channel or find more ways to watch here. Support Animalogic on Patreon. Subscribe for new episodes on Fridays. SOCIAL MEDIA TikTokInstagramTwitterFacebookCREDITS Created by Dylan Dubeau Executive Producer, Director, and Director of Photography: Dylan Dubeau Host: Talia Lowi-Merri Editors: Jim Pitts and Cat Senior Writer: Lauren Greenwood Producer, Camera Operator: Andres Salazar Art by Danielle

Today I'm talking about how the rhythms of nature can help us with the sorrow that we're experiencing in our lives. I share the experience of our beloved cat transitioning and how nature communicated with me yesterday and helped me find strength and a sense of calm when I previously felt nothing of the sort. And I talk about my experience of moving to San Francisco from Pennsylvania many years ago after feeling a deep call from my inner self to move there even though I didn't have a job, a place to

Watch in awe as this incredibly talented pup steals the show with its jaw-dropping balance and ball-rolling prowess! While the trainer may be cleaning up, this canine is clearly training for the big leagues. Forget the cat on the mat—this dog’s stunt-ready act is what everyone’s raving about. Ready to be amazed? For advertising opportunities, visit Avonetics.com.

Protests in Atlanta and elsewhere "May Day" Thursday were but another chapter in a growing saga of organic "distress signals" from activists deeply concerned about federal workforce and entitlement cuts and an executive branch showing disregard for the other two, and the rule of law. Joining me to give some background on the organic, unaffiliated nature of the '50501' movement is Georgia vice-chair Bri Boyd.But not before we look into the field set for Saturday's

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Is the Tasmanian Tiger still out there? Check out Basepaws at basepaws.com/animalogic and use our promo code ANIMALOGIC30 to get $30 off your first order. You’ll be helping out the show and getting incredible information about your cat’s health, breed type, and even their dental score! Support Animalogic on Patreon:patreon.com/animalogic Subscribe for new episodes on FridaysSubscribeToAnimalogic ----------- SOCIAL MEDIA TikTok Instagram Twitter Facebook ----------- CREDITS Created by Dylan

The One Hundred and third episode incoming!!! I am very excited to welcome you to Estelle morgan from Saving Wildcats at Highland Wildlife Park.ZOOKEEPING 101 would like to welcome you to The smaller cats of the world. A chance to see into the world of the awe inspiring smaller cats of the world and the incredible people who care, enhance and preserve these amazing species. This is an opportunity to get a closer look at the Wild Cat, what it takes to work with them and everything else in between,

This week we go deep into the figure of El Pombero, a creature deeply rooted in the folklore of Central South America, particularly among the Guarani people. The conversation explores the characteristics, cultural significance, and the beliefs surrounding El Pombero, as well as a real-life case involving the mysterious disappearance of a child named Octavio. We discuss the complexities of researching El Pombero, the varying interpretations of his nature, and the community's response to the child's

In this episode, Clayton Payne and Sam discuss the recent acquisition spree by Nutriment, analyzing its implications for the raw pet food market and the competitive landscape. They delve into the legacy of Nature's Menu, the challenges of market segmentation in raw pet food, and the profitability of direct-to-consumer cat food models. The conversation also touches on the recent Global Pet Expo, highlighting the lack of innovation and the overall experience of the event. In this conversation, Clayton

Julie Dixon is an example of what makes the Bayside the community it is. I was so pleased to learn from Julie the history of the Shire Cottage, as I was always curious about it. As a volunteer, she is responsible for running the lovely Shire Cottage Markets every second month, and I didn't realise how important they are for the Waterloo Bay Leisure Centre income. I head along every time for the Devonshire Tea in the Shire Cottage! A little bonus in this chat was hearing of Julie's...

On a sunny morning in Fernhill, third class from Stepaside Educate Together National School stepped into the forest to take part in something called forest bathing. Guided by Orlagh from Forest Bathing Wicklow and Cat from Danu Forest Bathing, the students explored nature in a whole new way - through their senses!

Cuddly companions or cunning killers? Kurt dives deep into the wild, weird, and dangerous world of cats in Australia. With special guests Emeritus Professor Mike Calver and Dr. Heather Crawford from Murdoch University, this episode unpacks the evolution, impact, and mysterious lives of domestic, stray, and feral cats. From ancient Egyptian grain stores to outback ecosystems, discover how cats went from pest control heroes to ecological threats. Hear wild stories—like a toothless feral cat sti...