Explore " primate" with insightful episodes like "228: Chimpanzee w/ Shannon Roivas!", "212: Crowned Lemur w/ Ben Freed!", "133: Slow Loris & Cassowary (REPLAY)", "Episode 145" and "Episode 139 (incl. Dizzturb Guestmix)" from podcasts like ""Just the Zoo of Us", "Just the Zoo of Us", "Just the Zoo of Us", "I AM FLOWZ" and "I AM FLOWZ"" and more!
Join Ellen & special guest Shannon Roivas who brings us first-hand insight straight from her time spent in the forests of Tanzania studying our very own wild cousins: chimpanzees! On top of fascinating topics like the primate family tree, toe thumbs, termite popsicles and fear grimaces, our guest shares her unique experiences like naming chimpanzees, getting punched by one, and having the opportunity to watch them grow and learn in their very own home.
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In celebration of World Lemur Day, Ellen is joined by anthropology professor Ben Freed for a look up into the treetops of northern Madagascar to review crowned lemurs. Our guest brings his insight from experience studying these charismatic primates to discuss topics like the rainforest dress code, what your cell phone has in common with lemur cognition, and the unbreakable interspecies bonds between primates that remind us humans of our own place in nature.
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In this week's re-broadcast of an episode from February of 2022, Ellen hangs out with the slow loris & Christian observes leg day with the southern cassowary. We discuss armpit alchemy, the pitfalls of cute animal videos, rumbles in the jungle, and real life dinosaurs.
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Squatch by day, squatch by night, we absolutely love Sasquatch, Bigfoot, Yeti, and all of their mysterious cousins. We also love some other lesser known cryptids we want to share with you! In this episode, we delve into cryptids around the world and the mysterious world of cryptozoology - which isn't as strange and outlandish as you may think.
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We've all thought about this question at some point in our lives right?! Well, it's time to do your homework and learn about fighting primates. From gorillas riding horses to Mike Tyson's tiger, join Connor, Liam and Patrick on this audio jungle adventure.
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This week on Better Than Human, Jennifer and Amber explore the little-known lemur of Madagascar known as the Aye-Aye.
But first, the co-hosts bitch about something all women are probably familiar with, and what most women probably find incredibly irritating: mansplaining. Women, you know what we’re talking about. Men, listen and learn. We also ask if growing your own cells in a petri dish, and then eating said cells, is cannibalism, or is it vegetarian?
Back in the day, before Google (anyone else remember those days?), Amber did a project on Aye-Ayes, and recently was reminded of them from a Top Ten Ugliest Animals list. Are they one of the worlds ‘ugliest’ animals? Jennifer and Amber don’t think so, but will agree that they might have the weirdest looking hands of any animal.
The aye-aye (Daubentonia madagascariensis) is a long-fingered lemur in the primate family, with rodent-like teeth that continuously grow and fingers specialized for very-specific tasks related to eating.
Sadly, aye-ayes are commonly thought to be bad omens by some of the Malagasy people. The aye-aye is often viewed as a harbinger of evil and killed on sight. Others believe that if one points its narrowest finger at someone, they are marked for death.
The aye-aye was thought to be extinct in 1933, but was rediscovered in 1957. Recent research shows the aye-aye is more widespread than was previously thought, but its conservation status was changed to Endangered in 2014.
Listen to learn more about why we should save this remarkable species, as well as all the other Madagascar Lemurs. Do you like aye-ayes? I can't hear you! Aye-aye, Lemur!
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Did you know that there is a little one-pound monkey in the forests of Colombia that looks like Albert Einstein? Many people didn't know that either. But, today's guest, Rosamira Guillen, is changing that. She's the Executive Director of Proyecto Titi, working for the past decade to protect Cotton Top Tamarins. And her efforts have not gone unnoticed. She's a winner of the National Geographic/ Buffet Award, the Whitley Fund for Nature Award, and the Premio Latino America Verde, just to name a few. We talk about the different strategies she's using that help the local communities around where these animals live to get people to buy into their protection and conservation- and how they are working!
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Comedians Kyle Berseth and Jheisson Nunez uncover a duplicitous scheme surrounding Shenandoah National Park, discover the big business behind the Hatfield-McCoy feud, geek out about Seinfeld, and do a deep dive into Koko the gorilla's nipple fixation.
Each week on Wiki University comedians Kyle Berseth and Jheisson Nunez attempt to link two very different topics across Wikipedia. The articles in this episode include:
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Our special guest is The Most Reverend Linda Nicholls, Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada!
We talk about her experiences of leading the national church through the Covid-19 lockdown. We discuss the future of the church, and how we will need to adapt and change.
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Tim Laman (wildlife photographer for National Geographic) has been journeying into the jungles of Borneo for over three decades, we dive deep on his experiences, as well as his unique technique of climbing giant trees to capture ground-breaking photos of tropical birds and orangutans.
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For the first time, scientists say they created cloned primates using the same complicated cloning technique that made Dolly the sheep in 1996. Shanghai scientists created two genetically identical and adorable long-tailed macaques. Researchers used modern technology developed only in the last couple of years to enhance the technique used to clone Dolly, which is called somatic cell transfer. Jeff and Anthony giggle childishly at some of the funny sounding words.
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Blue whales take over Monterey Bay, parrotfish teeth could lead to breakthroughs in materials science, a new leaf-mimicking insect and amazing insight into how chimps warn troop members of imminent danger. Get these stories and more in your two-minute recap of wildlife news!
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BACK-AND-FORTH BAN
ODD MONKEY OUT
CHIMP ALARMS
UNBREAKABLE TEETH
OPEN WIDE
BLUES IN THE BAY
NEW LEAF MIMIC
ART SQUATTER
Blue whales take over Monterey Bay, parrotfish teeth could lead to breakthroughs in materials science, a new leaf-mimicking insect and amazing insight into how chimps warn troop members of imminent danger. Get these stories and more in your two-minute recap of wildlife news!
TRANQUILIZER SHORTAGE
BACK-AND-FORTH BAN
ODD MONKEY OUT
CHIMP ALARMS
UNBREAKABLE TEETH
OPEN WIDE
BLUES IN THE BAY
NEW LEAF MIMIC
ART SQUATTER
Another illegal wolf hunt in Oregon, bonobos are “nice” to their neighbours, bacteria-carrying mosquitos could help stop the Zika virus, an ancient cave lion cub discovered, and a bizarre frilled shark spotted in Portugal. Get these stories and more in your two-minute recap of wildlife news!
THIRD WOLF DEAD
HELPFUL MOZZIES
HELPING HAND
ANCIENT DIGITS
CAVE CUB
VAQUITA DEATH
DEEP BLUE DINNER
FRILLED SHARK
FUNGUS AMONG US
LEOPARD LANDS A CROC
Another illegal wolf hunt in Oregon, bonobos are “nice” to their neighbours, bacteria-carrying mosquitos could help stop the Zika virus, an ancient cave lion cub discovered, and a bizarre frilled shark spotted in Portugal. Get these stories and more in your two-minute recap of wildlife news!
THIRD WOLF DEAD
HELPFUL MOZZIES
HELPING HAND
ANCIENT DIGITS
CAVE CUB
VAQUITA DEATH
DEEP BLUE DINNER
FRILLED SHARK
FUNGUS AMONG US
LEOPARD LANDS A CROC
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