Nature Disturbed
Podcast Description
From the delightful to the downright depraved, the Nature Disturbed podcast explores every facet of life on our planet.
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The podcast explores diverse themes related to wildlife, environmental changes, and human interactions with nature, with specific episodes like Wet n Wild: The Deep Sea focusing on depths of the ocean, artificial reef formation, and interactions with notable figures in marine exploration.
From the delightful to the downright depraved, the Nature Disturbed podcast explores every facet of life on our planet.
Rumour has it, there is a giant prehistoric reptile inhabiting Britain's largest lake/loch by volume. Well, I'm not one for rumours, fairytales, gossips and besmirchments – unless I've made them up myself about my enemies.
In this episode, I head to Scotland to confirm what I already know – that the Loch Ness Monster does exist, but only in our minds. This conspiracy is a surprising jumping-off point for the discussion of science, from techniques like environmental DNA, to the application of statistics, to the biomechanics of ancient plesiosaurs.
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