This month, we’re talking about an iconic bird with vibrant colors that many of you can spot right in your own backyard. But these creatures are more than just a pretty sight; they’re known for their unmistakable song and some truly fascinating behaviors and adaptations. So, grab your binoculars and join me as we go bird-watching for Northern cardinals.

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This month, we’re talking about a reptile with a name straight out of mythology. But these creatures are very real, and they’re some of the most powerful predators on the planet. With incredible hunting skills and an intimidating presence, they rule the few islands they call home. So, lace up your hiking boots as we step into the world of Komodo dragons.

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This month, we’re bundling up and heading into the frosty wilderness to revisit a creature that’s as iconic as the season itself! Imagine a majestic bird, perfectly built for life in freezing climates, with snow-white feathers that blend seamlessly into its icy surroundings. It’s one of the first animals that comes to mind when you think of winter, and its story is as captivating as the landscapes it soars over. So grab your parka and join us as we journey north to uncover the wonders of the snowy owl.

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Water-dipper, snake doctor, adderbold, and darning needle. What do all of these words have in common? They’re all different species names of the animal that we’re talking about this week. This is probably an animal you’ve seen flying around your backyard, and no matter how many times you've see them, it’s always amazing to watch them in flight. So, join Alex as we look at one of the most recognizable insects in the world: dragonflies.

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In this episode, we’re going to learn about an animal that is largely considered one of the most dangerous animals on the planet. They have massive jaws, a powerful bite, but they eat plants. So, get ready to do some long-distance swimming, because we’re heading to the rivers and lakes of Africa to talk about hippos.

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On this week’s episode, Alex is talking about a tiny animal that is feared by many. Their bright colors may be inviting, but they’re actually a warning to stay away. They’ve even been weaponized by humans. So, let’s go down to the forest floor of tropical rainforests to talk about small amphibians with a deadly touch: poison dart frogs.

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This week’s animal is known for its extreme intelligence. This episode may hit close to home because these animals are very closely related to us. However, their populations are really struggling right now, and they need our help. So, join Alex as he heads into the rainforests to talk about our relatives: chimpanzees.

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The animal that we’re talking about today is the largest snake in the world and it has a reputation that goes along with this fact. They haven’t been portrayed in the best light throughout history, but these animals are truly remarkable. So, come with Alex into the rainforests of South America to talk about animals that have a unique way of killing their prey: anacondas.

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This week, we’re talking about an ocean animal that has some extremely unique adaptations. A lot of people love these animals, partly because it always looks like they’ve got a smile on their face. However, their populations are increasingly declining. Alex got to bring Suzanne Steinert, Founder of the Beluga Whale Alliance, to teach us all about them and their conservation. So, make sure you bundle up, because we’re heading to freezing cold waters to talk about beluga whales.

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In this episode, we’re talking about an animal that is small, but could be deadly. You may be creeped out by them, but by the end of this episode, you’ll be able to appreciate them. So, we hope you like traveling, because we’re heading to multiple different habitats all over the world to talk about scorpions.

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The animal that we’re talking about on this episode may be one of the most beloved creatures on the planet, but their populations are dwindling. Because their conservation is so important, Alex brought on expert Joanie Steinhaus, Program Director at the Turtle Island Restoration Network, onto the show to get some more information about these amazing animals. So, get ready to hold your breath for a while, because we’re heading into the ocean to talk about sea turtles.

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This episode, Alex is talking about an animal that might have one of the weirdest head shapes in the animal kingdom. Alex got to sit down with expert Vital Heim, Marine Biologist and Zoology PhD student at the University of Basel in Switzerland. So, let’s hop in our imaginary boat to talk about one of the most unique predators in the ocean: hammerhead sharks.

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The animal that you will learn about in this episode lives in a place that you wouldn’t even think life could exist. Alex doesn't know much about these ecosystems, which is why he interviewed Dr. Nuno Simoes, the Marine Researcher in the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. So, make sure you bring your flashlight, because we’re heading under the water in caves to talk about predatory cave shrimp.

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This month, we’re taking a journey back through time—no time machine required! Imagine a creature with ancient armor and adaptations so unique it’s managed to survive since the days of the dinosaurs. These “modern-day dinosaurs” are still flapping their fins and making waves millions of years later. With a story as old as time and a world of mysteries hidden beneath the surface, we’re diving deep to meet one of the ocean’s oldest survivors. So join us as we dive down to the ocean floor to take a swim with sturgeons.

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The animal that Alex is talking about in this episode is a large reptile that likes the warm weather. In fact, they are the largest lizards in North, Central and South America. Some species are also some of the most threatened animals in the world. So, sit back and enjoy the tropical breeze, as we talk about some scaly, green reptiles: iguanas.

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We’re sticking with our ocean theme from last week and heading back into the sea for this episode. The animal were discussing is objectively one of the most majestic creatures on Earth. However, Alex is not alone in this adventure, as he got the chance to sit down with Simon Hillbourne, the Digital Media and Communications Manager at the Manta Trust. So, get ready to catch some waves, because we’re going to talk about one of the gentle giants of the ocean: manta rays.

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In this episode, Alex is talking about an animal that you might not have even known is an animal. They come in extremely bright colors, they’re the homes for many different marine animals, and they’re in some serious trouble. So, grab your snorkel, because we’re heading under the sea to talk about corals.

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This week's animal is known for its bright pink color. But, there are so many other amazing things about these animals that Alex is going to teach you about. So, put on your rain boots because we’re going to be stepping into some shallow waters to talk about flamingos.

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In this episode, Alex is heading underwater to talk about some of the most unique animals on the planet. Thankfully, he got to learn from Dr. David Harasti, the Senior Research Scientist at the Port Stephens Fisheries Institute, to help answer some questions about these amazing creatures. So, grab your scuba gear, because we’re diving into the sea to talk about seahorses.

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This episode’s animal has a love-hate relationship with people. Without them, our environment as we know it would probably collapse, but at the same time, playing the sounds that they make could send chills down your spine. So make sure you’ve got a protective suit, because we’re going inside of a hive to talk about some of the world’s best pollinators- bees.

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Many organisms in the animal kingdom have stripes, but the animal that I’m going to be talking about today might have some of the most recognizable stripe patterns on the planet. And their stripes aren’t their only feature that makes them stand out. So join me, as we travel to the planes of Africa, to talk about zebras.

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This episode, Alex is discussing the recent legislation passed in Idaho that allows hunters to kill around 90% of wolves in that state. He got to chat with expert Collette Adkins, Carnivore Conservation Director and Senior Attorney at the Center for Biological Diversity, who explains the relationship between animal conversation and government policy. So, join Alex and Collette as they travel to the forests of North America to talk about one of the top predators in their respective ecosystems: gray wolves.

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This week, we’re learning about a species of frog that you've probably never heard of before unless you live in the UK. Alex got to talk to Ben King, the Recovery Officer at the Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Trust, to learn all about this rare species. So, grab some boots, because we’re heading to the ponds of England to talk about pool frogs.

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On this episode, we're talking about an animal that is oftentimes overlooked, but plays an important role in our ecosystem. If you like dirt, you’re in luck, because these animals spend most of their time underground. So, get ready to go searching in the soil to talk about a gardener’s best friend: earthworms.

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This month, we’re shining a spotlight on an animal that often gets a bad rap, but deserves a lot more love and respect. Even though they’re closely related to our favorite furry friends—dogs—these wild canines are often misunderstood. Thankfully, Alex is joined by Dr. Susan B. Eirich, Founder and Executive Director of the Earthfire Institute, to help unravel the mysteries behind these amazing creatures and clear up common misconceptions. Get ready to rethink everything you thought you knew as we dive into the wild world of coyotes!

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This episode, we’re talking about one of the most majestic and mystical birds in the world. They have some of the largest wingspans of any bird and can spend weeks out at the open ocean without even seeing land. Sadly, their numbers are dwindling, which is why it’s so important to talk about them. So let’s hop on a ship, because we’re heading to the oceans to talk about albatrosses.

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Once again, we’re dealing with topics in paleontology. Alex sits down with Dr. Karen Chin, Professor and Curator of Paleontology at the University of Colorado’s Museum of Natural History to discuss one of the most rare fossils in the field of paleontology. So, you may want to grab your digging tools (and some toilet paper), because we’re going fossil hunting to talk about coprolites (aka fossilized feces).

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This week, we’re changing things up, because we're going to talk about animals that haven’t been around for millions of years. You’ll hear Alex interview Dr. Paul Selden, Paleontologist and Professor at the University of Kansas to talk about an area of paleontology that not many people know about. So, let’s hop in our time machine so that we can learn about prehistoric arthropods.

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This episode’s animal is extremely unique, and one of the oldest animals on earth. They don’t have the best reputation because of their dangerous stings but have some of the most fascinating characteristics of all aquatic animals. So, grab your scuba gear because we're heading into the depths of the ocean to talk about jellyfish.

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On this episode, Alex teaches you all about an animal that you may have never seen up close, but definitely heard. So, grab some binoculars, because we’re looking into the trees to talk about birds that have some unconventional ways of getting their food: woodpeckers.

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On this episode, Alex is going to give whole lot of cool information on an animal that is very familiar. It’s crucial to talk about these animals because their numbers in the wild are dwindling and a lot of ecosystems couldn’t function without them. So join Alex, as he talks about some of the most skilled predators on the planet: tigers.

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This week, we have an extra special episode because it’s National Wildlife Week, and you’re going to hear about three different animals. In this episode, Alex is joined David Mizejewski, a naturalist with the National Wildlife Federation, to talk about some of the weirdest animals native to North America.

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In this episode, Alex gets to interview Dillon Jones, also known as Dillon the Biologist, who has conducted field research on this episode’s animal. So, put away your nice clothes because we’re getting down and dirty to talk about reptiles known for spending a lot of time in the water: mud turtles.

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This week, Alex talks about an amazing creature that many of us have seen in the wild before, but don’t know much about. So, you might want to put on some bug spray, because we’re heading into the bushes and trees to learn about insects that pack a punch: praying mantises.

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This episode, Alex sits down with Yaritza Acosta, Wildlife Rehabilitation Manager at the Pelican Harbor Seabird Station. She’s been rehabilitating all kinds of wildlife for 12 years and has a lot to teach us about today's animal. We hope you’re not afraid of heights because we’re reaching some high altitudes to talk about the animal that some may call living dinosaurs: pelicans.

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This month, we’re diving into the world of an animal with a reputation for having a gigantic appetite. Although pigs are often linked closely to humans, there are so many things that people get wrong about them. Luckily, Alex is sitting down with special guest Chris Evers, Founder and Director of Animal Embassy. Chris has spent his life helping animals of all shapes and sizes and teaching people about how to protect our planet and its creatures. And as a special treat, Chris’ very own pig will be making an appearance! So, join us on a trip to the farm to talk all about pigs.

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This week, Alex is heading into the water to uncover an animal that's been labeled as vicious, ruthless, and dangerous. So, grab your fishing poles, because we’re heading into the rivers and lakes of South America to talk about one of the most feared fish in the world: piranhas.

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It's the 25th episode of On Wildlife! To celebrate this milestone, Alex is going to hit a little closer to home. In this episode, Alex is joined by Wendi Re, his mom and Veterinary Assistant for Highland Vet House Calls to talk about our furry friends that have been called man’s best friend: dogs.

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Rhinos are some of the most threatened species on Earth. Have you ever wondered what they eat? Or how they communicate with each other? In this episode, Alex gets to talk to Emma Pereira from Save the Rhino to teach you all about these gentle giants.

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How do rattlesnakes catch their prey? And what is their tail made out of? Alex is joined by Tony Daly-Crews, Executive Director at The Rattlesnake Conservancy, to teach us about the reptiles that can be recognized from a single sound.

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Can lobsters really live forever? Do they mate for life?  In this episode, Alex explains these common conceptions about these clawed creatures. Grab your snorkel cause we're heading under the sea to talk about lobsters.

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In honor of Groundhog Day, Alex sits down to teach you all the facts on these large rodents. Punxsutawney Phil isn’t the only groundhog worth talking about!

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Why do Armadillos have that hard outer shell? Where do they dig their burrows? In this episode, Alex is joined by Dr. Jim Loughry, Professor of Biology from Valdosta State University, to learn everything you've ever wanted to know about these shelled creatures.

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It's winter, so this week Alex is talking about animals that are known for living in one of the coldest ecosystems on Earth. Grab a warm jacket because we're heading to Antarctica to learn about our feathery friends: penguins.

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What is a pangolin? What is causing them to be endangered? This week, Alex sits down with Huyen Nguyen, Researcher for Save Vietnam’s Wildlife, who knows these animals inside and out. Follow Alex and Huyen as they take you to the forests of Africa and Asia to answer all your questions.

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Where did the lemon shark get its name? Do they have their own personalities? Grab your scuba gear, because this week, Alex sits down with Félicie Dhellemmes, Project Leader at the Bimini Biological Field Station, to talk about her research on the personalities of juvenile lemon sharks.

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In this special episode, Alex sits down with Jake Willers, TV presenter, award-winning filmmaker, and host of the Behind the Wild Lens podcast. From managing a wildlife park to capturing breathtaking footage for National Geographic and the BBC, Jake’s journey is nothing short of wild. Ever wondered what it’s like to film urban black bears or swim with dolphins and sharks? Jake’s jaw-dropping stories will keep you on the edge of your seat! We’ll dive into the world of ethical wildlife filmmaking, explore Jake’s coolest projects, and discover how wildlife documentaries are making a real impact on our planet. So, grab your popcorn and get ready for some wildlife movie magic!

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Happy New Year! For this episode, Alex is shaking things up and giving you 11 new year's resolutions to promote animal conservation for 2021. Check out our website for more information about each resolution!

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Are reindeer actually real? In this episode, Alex teaches you that there's a lot more to reindeer than what you've heard in stories. Grab a warm jacket because we're heading into the tundra to learn about the animals with one of the largest antlers in the animal kingdom: reindeer.

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What is a fennec fox? Why are their ears so big? Get your shovels ready because this week, Alex is heading underground into the deserts of Africa to talk about dogs' tiny, adorable cousins: fennec foxes.

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