"A Leap Year Crossing Light Years" , Season two of our Podcast, On The Natural State Of Nature ( Copyright 2025 DR JM NIPOK )366 simple propositions that offer a journey to the very edges of our universe and back.  A new theoretical framework that removes assumptions from physics like a hot dense center prior to recombination or proof of any elementary particles, and instead focuses just on the proven empirical foundations provided by the general and special theories of relativity and the

This is how the American Bison survived extinction.Watch the amazing video from our friends at Planet Wild to learn about how the European bison is supporting the restoration of ecosystems. Get Animalogic Merch: here Support Animalogic on Patreon: here Subscribe for new episodes on Fridays: here Social MediaTikTokInstagramTwitterFacebook CreditsCreated by Dylan Dubeau and Andrew StrappExecutive Producer, Director, and Director of Photography: Dylan DubeauHost and Art: Danielle DufaultEditors: Jim

Komodo dragons, resembling creatures from Jurassic times, are fast and lethal. With 24 recorded attacks on humans, including five fatalities, survivors often endure severe injuries. Have Komodo dragons ever swallowed humans whole? How long can you survive their venomous bite? Is cannibalism common among them? Discover the answers and learn survival strategies for such deadly encounters.#Komododragon #Komododragonattacks #survival #venomousbites #cannibalism #Jurassic

*** RADIO 2SM PET SEGMENT #23 WITH KAYE BROWNE ***THIS WEEK...Dogs love to smell don't they?... But what motivates them and can you train your dog to do 'Scent-Work'?PLUS...Some people think they just have to fill a bowl with kibble or a can of dog food – and think - that’s enough?  Dog’s fed, he/she will be fine… really? So what about bones, are they actually ok for our dogs?00'00" - Welcome Tim Webster and Kaye Browne00'40" - How Smells (Scents) Affect Our Dogs!04'10" - Chewing Bones... Are They

"A Leap Year Crossing Light Years" , Season two of our Podcast, On The Natural State Of Nature ( Copyright 2025 DR JM NIPOK )366 simple propositions that offer a journey to the very edges of our universe and back.  A new theoretical framework that removes assumptions from physics like a hot dense center prior to recombination or proof of any elementary particles, and instead focuses just on the proven empirical foundations provided by the general and special theories of relativity and the

Bienvenidos a La cuenta regresiva de Animalogic. Desde los enormes elefantes hasta el caracol más pequeño, los rituales de apareamiento son comunes en el reino animal, aunque a veces resulten un poco extraños. Suscríbete a ANIMALOGIC en ESPAÑOL. Apoya a ANIMALOGIC en Patreon y síguenos en SNAPCHAT y TWITTER para más contenido curioso sobre animales. CRÉDITOSCreado por: DYLAN DUBEAUDirigido, filmado y producido por: DYLAN DUBEAUPresentado por: DANIELLE DUFAULTEditor de guión: CAT SENIOREditor: JIM

These dashing troubadours give the performance of a lifetime for the right to mate.Support Animalogic on Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/animalogic Subscribe for new episodes on Fridays:http://bit.ly/SubscribeToAnimalogic Social Media:TikTokInstagramTwitterFacebook Credits:Animalogic Created by Dylan Dubeau and Andrew StrappExecutive Producer, Director, and Director of Photography: Dylan DubeauHost: Aranya IyerEditors: Jim Pitts and Cat SeniorResearcher, Producer, Camera Operator: Andres

"A Leap Year Crossing Light Years" , Season two of our Podcast, On The Natural State Of Nature ( Copyright 2025 DR JM NIPOK )366 simple propositions that offer a journey to the very edges of our universe and back.  A new theoretical framework that removes assumptions from physics like a hot dense center prior to recombination or proof of any elementary particles, and instead focuses just on the proven empirical foundations provided by the general and special theories of relativity and the

The common milkweed stands tall along the roadsides and fencerows all summer, steadfast and unassuming in the ditches, the hedgerows, the border-places. To some, it is just a weed, coarse in its stalk and broad of leaf. To those with eyes to see however, it is the silent keeper of a secret, the host of a story older than any one of us, the tender of a cycle that endures without question or complaint. It is the keeper of old truths we can yet learn—old truths of what it means to be a parent.If you

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The Swift Fox is the fastest fox in the world. Get Animalogic Merch Support Animalogic on Patreon: patreon.com/animalogic Subscribe for new episodes on Fridays: Subscribe To Animalogic SOCIAL MEDIA TikTok Instagram Twitter Facebook CREDITSAnimalogic Created by Dylan Dubeau and Andrew StrappExecutive Producer, Director, and Director of Photography: Dylan DubeauHost: Danielle DufaultEditors: Cat SeniorProducer, Camera Operator: Andres SalazarWriter: Kristen Watt Examining the nature of the beast.

Perhaps the most striking thing about a Magpie is its very long tail, which makes these black-and-white members of the crow family instantly identifiable. But recently, Derek spotted one on the RTÉ campus completely lacking tail feathers. What could have caused it to lose its tail, and will it be OK?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For the past 20 years, Terry Flanagan has kept a piece of amber in his pocket at all times. This golden pebble of ancient, fossilised tree resin was a gift from his wife Angela, and he is never without it. On tonight’s programme, we chat about amber, its unusual properties and what it can reveal about the biological history of our planet.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Great Irish Fossil Hunt is a new campaign run by the Science Department in University College Cork to encourage the Irish public to find fossils and to submit photographs of their discoveries. Terry Flanagan travelled to Co. Tipperary to view fossils with Maria McNamara, Professor of Palaeontology at UCC.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On 28th June, Harper's Island Wetlands Nature Reserve in Glounthaune, Co. Cork played host to its first ever Bee Safari, led by avid bee-watcher Colm Damery. Jim Wilson was on hand and recorded an interview with Colm for tonight’s programme.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On World Seabird Day, 3rd July, BirdWatch Ireland, in conjunction with BirdLife International, published a map showcasing the 73 most important areas for seabirds in Ireland.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Dunlin is a small wading bird which formerly bred in good numbers along Ireland’s west and northern coasts, but has declined by more than 90% in recent years. Efforts are underway to stem this sharp decline and we speak to Jess Hodnett, a Ranger at Fota Wildlife Park and a member of the Dunlin headstarting team.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"A Leap Year Crossing Light Years" , Season two of our Podcast, On The Natural State Of Nature ( Copyright 2025 DR JM NIPOK )366 simple propositions that offer a journey to the very edges of our universe and back.  A new theoretical framework that removes assumptions from physics like a hot dense center prior to recombination or proof of any elementary particles, and instead focuses just on the proven empirical foundations provided by the general and special theories of relativity and the

This week's Sound Escape was recorded in Kent by Plodcast listener Jeanette Sharples. Jeanette was up early, walking along the edge of a field when she heard this wonderful male nightingale in full voice. BBC Countryfile Magazine's Sound Escapes are a weekly audio postcard from the countryside to help you relax and transport you somewhere beautiful, wherever you happen to be. Recorded by Jeanette Sharples, introduced by Hannah Tribe. Image by Getty. Email the Plodcast team – and send your sound