In this episode, Andy explores the amazing science behind why cats almost always land on their feet! Join us for a fun-filled journey through the physics, biology, and history of one of nature's coolest tricks.What You'll LearnThe science behind the cat "righting reflex"How a cat's flexible spine helps them twist in mid-airWhy cats actually survive better from higher fallsWhich other animals can perform similar tricksHow scientists have studied this phenomenon for over a

Dans cet épisode, j’explore avec Merlin un sens souvent sous-estimé chez le chat : l’odorat. Herbe à chat, matatabi, tapis de léchage, sacs de courses, éléments de la nature… il existe mille façons simples et accessibles de stimuler le nez de nos félins. Je vous explique pourquoi cet enrichissement olfactif est essentiel à leur bien-être, comment le proposer en toute sécurité, et ce qu’il faut absolument éviter. Un chat qui sent, c’est un chat qui vit pleinement son environnement !=> En cadeau

A recent argument between Jeff and Wes now manifests itself in the form of an episode, wherein they present their case before the honorable(?) judge Mike as to which big cat truly reigns as the king.Sorry for any audio issues, we recorded packed around a small table in a big echoey room with thin walls and construction work happening outside. Hope it sounds okay! Take your food to the next level with Graza Olive Oil. Visit https://graza.co/TOOTH and use promo code TOOTH today for 10% off of

Join us for a slightly different easter egg hunt, as we go in search of shark eggcases! From tiny catshark eggcases no bigger than your index finger, to a skate that lays eggs larger than your head and even an egg that looks (and functions) like a corkscrew - we explore them all with Cat Gordon, Senior Conservation Officer for The Shark Trust. And, we learn about one of the longest running citizen science projects for sharks, rays and skates: The Great Eggcase Hunt. You can find out more about The

Send me a DM here (it doesn't let me respond), OR email me: imagineabetterworld2020@gmail.com Today I’m honored to have back on the show for an encore episode: SRA and human trafficking survivor and whistleblower, targeted individual and victim, mother, dog and cat lover, music and concert lover, rain walker, nature girl, and an incredibly impactful former podcast guest who was anonymous the first time she came on and who is showing her face on the show today for the first time: Renee A litt...

Cat Psychology Today: Understanding Our Feline FriendsCats have long been enigmatic companions, captivating humans with their independent nature and mysterious behaviors. Recent research has shed new light on the complex psychology of our feline friends, revealing a depth of emotion and social intelligence previously underestimated.Contrary to popular belief, cats are not as aloof as once thought. Studies have shown that cats form strong emotional attachments to their human caregivers, displaying

In this episode of the Animal Codes, we look into what a heart wall is and why we carry this? How do these blockages show up in our world? How our animals may carry these too? We look into our future and how releasing heart wall blockages might transform you, your animal and our physical world as a whole. The Animal Codes provides stress-free and effective healing results for any animal (cat, dog, horse, guinea pig, all welcome) and their families because there's no better place for you...

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On this episode: we gather under the egg moon to look for fairies, bluebells and a meteor shower. The small things around us, and the festivals of Easter and Vaisakhi, teach us to live courageously.Found Sounds on this episode:*a walk in the woods sent to me by Michelle (thank you!) featuring mysterious flute music*a boiling kettle*morning birds*Amos the cat, complaining & purringReferences:How We Learn To Be Brave, Mariann Edgar BuddeThe Summer Day, Mary Oliver (“your one wild and precious

Send us a text Jane Barlow Christensen shares the powerful connection between herbal medicine and gut health, drawing from her childhood with a medicinal botanist father and over two decades running Barlow Herbal. • Growing up with a father who was a medicinal botanist during the rise of processed foods • The emotional and trauma components underlying many gut health issues • Simple herbs that heal IBS and IBD: ginger, turmeric, slippery elm, marshmallow root • Cat's claw as "the opener of t...

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Enjoy three hours of relaxing rain as it drums against the window of this antique study room. Other sounds in this ambience video include writing, pages turning, and a cat purring. I use sound, design, animation, and a lot of imagination to creat...

Brian Holguin's own little "Spawn Across America" arc takes a darker turn with a Rashomon-style tale of racist violence that's met by Spawn's retribution and then the first part of a Richard Ramirez-referencing serial killer story. This leads Geoge and Pierce on a discussion about the nature of evil in Spawn and how it is and isn't effectively portrayed. Can a comic book like this one tackle more serious themes effectively? It's a mixed bag. Does this inevitably lead to some discussion of Alf? Of

Cat Psychology Today: Understanding Our Feline FriendsCats have been our companions for thousands of years, yet their mysterious nature continues to fascinate and perplex us. Recent advances in feline behavior research are shedding new light on how cats think and feel.Contrary to their aloof reputation, studies show that cats form strong emotional bonds with their owners. They display attachment behaviors similar to human infants, seeking comfort and security from their caregivers. Cats recognize

Move over, superheroes—this feline is stealing the show as the spitting image of Edna from *The Incredibles*! With its sassy glare and "NO CAPES!" energy, this cat has Avonetics buzzing. Is it real or AI magic? The debate is heating up, but one thing’s certain: this "Edna Meowd" is pure purrrfection. Whether it’s a digital masterpiece or a once-in-a-lifetime snap, you’ll be obsessed. Don’t miss the comments—Avonetics can’t get enough! For advertising opportunities, visit

The What If Question that’s been asked more than any other finally gets answered! Your favorite dog and cat characters switch places in the first episode of this two-part story. Lessons include: Everyone deserves a home; it takes imagination to see from someone else’s perspective; it’s important to always clean up our messes, especially out in nature! Subscribe and show your Support! Grownups, help your kids share questions & ideas at hello@whatifworldpodcast.com, via voicemail at 205-605-WHAT

Dr. Pete covered these topics:What are all the benefits of having pets? What do we do when we encounter an animal that has rabies, or we suspect it does? Why do dogs lick their lips so much? In the good news we heard about a village in Japan where they have invented a trading card game that features the old men of the village, and it is wildly popular with the local kids. We also heard about a cat that was lost for sixteen years before being reunited with its owner. Charlie said it is time for

Drop us a line! We finally get an Easter episode. One where we answer the deep questions this amazing holiday brings, like where did the Easter Bunny come from? How does he lay eggs? Why so much candy? Are Peeps edible? (Maybe not that last one). We have a serious discussion on the true nature and importance of Resurrection Sunday. We hope you'll join us. Thank you for listening! We will have more episodes soon. To inquire about advertising with Cat...

Cat Psychology Today: Understanding Our Feline FriendsCats have long captivated humans with their mysterious and independent nature. Recent advances in feline behavior research are shedding new light on how cats think and feel, helping us better understand and care for our feline companions.One key insight is that cats are far more socially sophisticated than previously believed. Studies have shown that cats can recognize their owners' voices and respond to their emotional states. They also form

Cat Psychology TodayCats have long captivated humans with their mysterious and independent nature. Recent studies have shed new light on the complex psychology of our feline companions, revealing that they are far more socially sophisticated than previously believed.Contrary to popular belief, cats are not solitary creatures by nature. Research has shown that feral cats often form colonies with complex social structures. Within these groups, cats exhibit a range of affiliative behaviors, including