Nature Disturbed
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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.
This week, I journey to an unlikely destination in search of turtles: Canada!
The snapping turtle's range stretches all the way from Florida to the frozen north of the continent. And yet, its remarkable ability to survive the cold is hardly its most defining feature. Perhaps that credit could go to its razor sharp bill; its long, bendy neck; the fake worm on its tongue which it uses to lure fish… or its use of cloacal respiration. Listen to find out more!
I'm joined in this episode by Ellen Weatherford, of the Just the Zoo of Us podcast.
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