I started thinking about guttation on a hike at the end of summer. It was a humid day; it had rained almost nonstop the previous week and there was even more in the forecast.

A man sits down to paint, and something takes his hands. For hours, he cannot stop, and when he finishes, he is staring at the most beautiful thing he has ever made. He also knows it is not his. It is the blue lady, and it wants to be worshiped. This is where Rick Hansen's family story turns, the moment his father crosses from curiosity into two years of worshiping Satan. Rick wrote a book about it, because he watched the aftermath play out in his own living room for the rest of his childhood.The

Elusive Amazonian canid species...Get cozy and relax! This podcast is funded by advertising. Info and offers from our sponsors: https://linktr.ee/EinschlafenMitPodcast Here's the Wikipedia article (revised): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Short-eared_dog Content was created or edited with the help of artificial intelligence. CC BY-SA 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join WVIA’s Kat Bolus and DiscoverNEPA’s Don Jacobs for conversations about the great outdoors and optimism on the Good Natured podcast.

Corvids, such as Crows, Rooks and Jackdaws are known for their high intelligence, problem solving abilities and complex social behaviour. But they’re also often associated with folklore, scary stories and horror movies. Join us as we delve into the lives of the Clever Corvids, uncover the reasons behind their menacing image and find out that there’s more to these super brainy birds than a reputation for being frightening.  ProductionHosts: Rosie Holdsworth and Ajay TagalaProducer: Katy Kelly Sound

The first round is over and we have now seen every bear in the competition! There is some impressive chunk on display, but who will win their second bout and move one step closer to the coveted title?Episode TranscriptWe love fat bears, and you should too! This podcast is dedicated to all the fat bears of the world, but particularly the loveable chonks at Alaska's Katmai Conservancy.Check out this year's competitors at explore.org! Get yourself some fat bear merch to support the

Dr. Nicole Rambo and Sarah talk all about cribbing, which is a common horse behavior that is often linked to stress and may become an addictive coping habit. In this episode, they explain how cribbing differs from wood chewing and clear up myths about ulcers, “sucking air,” and horses copying each other. They also look at possible links to genetics, gut bacteria, and certain types of colic. Finally, they discuss practical ways to manage cribbing through better forage, lower stress, and understanding

Things are back on track at Katmai and we have our first results! Plus a look at the rest of our competitors and tomorrow's matches.Episode TranscriptWe love fat bears, and you should too! This podcast is dedicated to all the fat bears of the world, but particularly the loveable chonks at Alaska's Katmai Conservancy.Check out this year's competitors at explore.org! Get yourself some fat bear merch to support the conservatory and rep the champs in their shop.Watch the Bears at the

Send "Fan Mail" to RickIn this 10-minute Tuesday episode of Animals, Nature, and You, Rick Schwartz explores the subtle environmental cues that signal the arrival of fall. And we are not just talking about the rush to "pumpkin-spice" all the things. From changes in daylight to animal behaviors and more, nature offers a rich tapestry of signs that autumn is on its way.Animals, Nature, and You on IGLinks to look at...Bird Migration ExplorerUSFWS- Fall WondersNWF's Leave the

In Part 1 of this episode of The Beef Nutrition Blackbelt Podcast, Dr. Lisa Baxter, Associate Professor and State Forage Extension Specialist at the University of Georgia, explains why effective weed management requires more than herbicides. She discusses integrated cultural, mechanical, and chemical control, how hay equipment can spread weed seeds, why fields should be worked from cleanest to weediest, and how soil temperature guides pre-emergent timing. Listen now on all major

It is time for another Fat Bear Week, but things got off to a bumpy start with some technical issues and a big format change.Episode TranscriptWe love fat bears, and you should too! This podcast is dedicated to all the fat bears of the world, but particularly the loveable chonks at Alaska's Katmai Conservancy.Check out this year's competitors at explore.org! Get yourself some fat bear merch to support the conservatory and rep the champs in their shop.Watch the Bears at the FallsNational

In this episode, we're joined by Manager Storage Operations North David Irvine. After more than four decades at GMW, David will finish up at GMW in early October 2026. In this podcast, he discusses his time at the water corporation and the memories that stand out.

Josh Teigan gives us a late summer fishing report from Lake Superior. I also ask Josh about some of the tackle he endorses as a guid and a co-host on John Gillepie's Waters and Woods.

In this episode, researchers Kate and Victoria tell us about one of the ongoing conservation projects here on property featuring the Western pond turtles!

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In September 1926, a powerful Category 4 hurricane struck South Florida directly, bringing destructive winds, storm surge, flooding, and widespread structural damage to Miami and surrounding communities. Many residents were unfamiliar with major hurricanes, and some were dangerously caught outside when the calm eye passed over the city. Several hundred people were killed across the United States, thousands were injured, and tens of thousands were left without adequate shelter. Property damage

This week I talk about the one, the only, Jimothy the raccoon! All episodes are researched, written, read, and audio engineered by me, Daisy Fiore. Follow me on Facebook and YouTube at @CryptozoologywithDrDaisy Read the blog at cryptozoologywithdrdaisy.com Email me with your thoughts, opinions, and stories at cryptozoologywithdrdaisy@gmail.com Shop the merch on Etsy! Don't forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode! Thank you for listening! Support the show

The spotted hyena doesn't have a particularly good reputation. Many consider it cowardly, ugly, and a mere scavenger. But this image doesn't do it justice.This episode is about an animal that is far more fascinating than many realize: The spotted hyena is a successful hunter, a skilled scavenger, an endurance runner, and part of a highly complex social life. In their clans, the females call the shots, hierarchies are inherited, and communication relies on vocalizations, scent marking, and

ABOUT THIS EPISODEThis week on World Ocean Radio we are reading from a Scotland Nature Agency presentation that describes the benefits from Nature, defined by four actions: provisioning, regulating, supporting, and acculturating; and the benefits from the sea, actions defined similarly as provisioning, maintaining, and supporting.  WORLD OCEAN RADIO World Ocean Radio is a weekly series of five-minute audio essays available for syndicated use at no cost by college and community radio