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Dr. Richard Webby, faculty member at St Jude Children’s Research Hospital and global expert on influenza viruses, joins Drs. Mike Brasher, Karen Waldrop, and DU staff for a look back on the 2022 Avian Flu outbreak. In this science-heavy episode we ask where it came from, is it here to stay, and what can we expect going forward? We also learn why it is showing up in mammals and what this means for our pets. Also, will mutations increase the human health risk and are waterfowl hunters at higher risk?

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Being in the service and protecting our waters may seem like an extreme job for many but for the Navy's Sea Lions, it's just another day on the job. But now they have more to look forward to when clocking in for work. For this episode, Let's Talk Wild EP 29 - The Call Of Duty, The U.S. Navy's Video Gaming Sea Lions, I'll discuss how the U.S. Navy has trained Sea Lions to play video games. 

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Compliments, sea lions, the best couch to crash on, David Letterman, The Fantastic Four, Jeff Fahey, animal wranglers, school bullies, and more.

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Join Kelli as she tells the story of two shipwrecks that took place on Auckland Island in 1864, at the same time, though neither knew the other was there. One wreck tells the tale of a group that banded together in the face of adversity and used their creativity and strength to survive. The other wreck is more like an adult version of Lord of the Flies; the situation quickly devolved into chaos, with most survivors dying of starvation. Let's find out how and why two shipwrecks, on opposite sides of the same island, had such vastly different outcomes.

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Island of the Lost by Joan Druett

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Join the Weatherfords for a weekly animal review! In this week's episode, Christian barks about the loud wet dog of the Pacific coast, the California sea lion, and Ellen gets to know her bottomfeeding best friend, the giant isopod. In this episode, we discuss our recent trip to Monterey Bay, pinniped evolution, whale falls, and Hello Kitty Darth Vader. 

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Nia is the latest #MTJAV guest. After feeling disappointed by her first job in the industry, she started to travel around the world and ended up in New Zealand. Her amazing life story goes through Japan, Nepal, and Stewart Island. But we will also talk about Wales, her drawing (a passion that made her the front page of a kiwi magazine!), Sea lions storming football pitches and golf courses, and much more!

Some of the links you’ll find interesting in Nia’s podcast episode:

Sea lions:

 https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/125648763/sea-lion-storms-the-field-during-football-game-in-dunedin

https://www.rnz.co.nz/national/programmes/checkpoint/audio/2018831138/sea-lion-hiriwa-and-pup-on-the-move-in-dunedin

Drawing:

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NZ magazine front cover https://issuu.com/nzad/docs/september_issue_2021_3_6fe71cfdf31b5b 

This week, we’re talking about an animal that spends time on land and in the sea. These marine mammals have evolved to thrive in their respective ecosystems, and there’s a lot to love about them. To help us learn more about them, Alex is joined by Dr. Lorrie Rea, a Research Professor at the University of Alaska Fairbanks. So, bring your snorkeling gear as we head out to the ocean to talk about sea lions.

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This week we're talking about fur seals! From seal evolution to the intricate hierarchies of their rookeries, we're diving deep into this marine mammal's world!

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Hey Beach Lovers!

Can you believe 2021 is almost over? How about those New Year's intentions you made way back in January?   

For me, my intentions this year tended to ebb and flow like the tides - but I managed to hold steady to one: my “word” for the year which was "connected" and two: beach travel adventure!

For today’s episode, I invited my good friend and luxury travel expert Judi Dunlap to help me “unpack” some magical stories I wanted to share from my recent adventure down the historic California Pacific coast - a trip she so beautifully helped put together for me and my husband. 

We talk about the travel mindset, leaving space for surprises (and wow did this trip have some surprises) making connections - with nature, with our spirit, with others, and of course,

The Beach! ⛱

I have to say, after reflecting on this episode, I can really see how my intentions to create connection and beach travel have manifested in such an abundant and meaningful way for me this year. I’m so grateful!

This was just one part of our nearly month-long travel adventure where, after our week beach hopping along the Cali Coast, my soul partner, Ernie, and I spent 12 days exploring all things Costa Rica.  I can’t wait to tell you all about the magic we encountered there!

Stay tuned: Part 2 of my Beach Adventure recap: "The Costa Rica Experience"  will be coming to your earbuds, soon!

Most of all, I hope this episode has inspired you to create a beach adventure of your own.  It’s never too late. . .don’t wait for that elusive “some day” - state your intention, and take at least one step toward your dream - TODAY

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Learning about the Pacific Marine Mammal Center in Laguna Beach, California with Keith Matassa – Director of Zoological and Conservation Programs & Krysta Higuchi – Events and Public Relations Coordinator. PMMC rehabilitates and releases marine mammals and inspires ocean stewardship through research, education, and collaboration. They collaborate with many organizations and universities, such as NOAA, the Coast Guard, Police, Life Guards, UC Davis, UConn, Tufts, Sea World, and more. Check out pacificmmc.org for how to help, volunteer, donate, and learn more. To help with seal sightings use the new Seal Spotter App.

We're taking it out to sea for the holidays! Join our guests from the acclaimed Pacific Marine Mammal Center (PMMC) for an informative and fun discussion on seals, sea lions and all the incredible sea mammals currently needing our help!

Joining us in studio are Director of Zoological & Conservation Programs, Keith Matassa,  Head Veterinarian, Dr. Kristen Sakamaki and Events & Public Relations Coordinator, Krysta Higuchi.

The acclaimed Pacific Marine Mammal Center rescues marine mammals that have been found off 52 miles of Orange County Coastline, rehabilitates them and yes, the best part, releases them back into the ocean.

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Tamara tells stories from seeing Beyonce in Seattle. Rheannon talks about Sea Lions and her new found love of MMA.

Poachers make moves in South Africa, Asia and Europe, the “golden wonder” salamander seen for the first time in 40 years, a puzzling horde of Port Jackson sharks spotted in Bass Strait, and a new species of orangutan described by scientists. Get these stories and more in your two-minute recap of wildlife news!

RHINO TRAGEDY
BIRD POACHING
GOLDEN TRIANGLE TRADE
SAFFRON SALAMANDER
NEW APE
LONGNECK FOSSIL
SHARK WIN
PORT JACKSON PARTY
COYOTE DECOYS

Poachers make moves in South Africa, Asia and Europe, the “golden wonder” salamander seen for the first time in 40 years, a puzzling horde of Port Jackson sharks spotted in Bass Strait, and a new species of orangutan described by scientists. Get these stories and more in your two-minute recap of wildlife news!

RHINO TRAGEDY
BIRD POACHING
GOLDEN TRIANGLE TRADE
SAFFRON SALAMANDER
NEW APE
LONGNECK FOSSIL
SHARK WIN
PORT JACKSON PARTY
COYOTE DECOYS

Cheetahs are reintroduced to Malawi, Nepal burns more than 4,000 confiscated wildlife parts, a megamouth shark dies in Japan, and a tense whale clash. All this and more in this week’s recap of wildlife news!

NEPAL TRADE BURN
TUSKERS RETURN
CHEETAHS IN MALAWI
MEGAMOUTH DIES
DOLPHIN DILEMMA
WHY BIG WHALES
CETACEAN CLASH
RARE TURTLES
DON’T FEED THE SEA LIONS
DOUBLE BOGEY

Cheetahs are reintroduced to Malawi, Nepal burns more than 4,000 confiscated wildlife parts, a megamouth shark dies in Japan, and a tense whale clash. All this and more in this week’s recap of wildlife news!

NEPAL TRADE BURN
TUSKERS RETURN
CHEETAHS IN MALAWI
MEGAMOUTH DIES
DOLPHIN DILEMMA
WHY BIG WHALES
CETACEAN CLASH
RARE TURTLES
DON’T FEED THE SEA LIONS
DOUBLE BOGEY

SeaWorld ends the captive breeding of orcas; a live cam captures bald eagles hatching in Washington; Ecuador announces plans for a new marine sanctuary in the Galápagos Islands; and a pack of hyenas takes down a buffalo right outside a lodge in South Africa.

News Sources:

• SEAWORLD ENDS CAPTIVE BREEDING
• RARE DOLPHIN BIRTH
• SANCTUARY FOR SHARKS
• SEA LION VS MOLA MOLA
• SEAL'S SECOND CHANCE
• BALD EAGLE CHICKS HATCH
• MORE MYSTERIOUS DEATHS
• INSTRUCTIONS NOT INCLUDED
• HYENAS HUNT BUFFALO

SeaWorld ends the captive breeding of orcas; a live cam captures bald eagles hatching in Washington; Ecuador announces plans for a new marine sanctuary in the Galápagos Islands; and a pack of hyenas takes down a buffalo right outside a lodge in South Africa.

News Sources:

• SEAWORLD ENDS CAPTIVE BREEDING
• RARE DOLPHIN BIRTH
• SANCTUARY FOR SHARKS
• SEA LION VS MOLA MOLA
• SEAL'S SECOND CHANCE
• BALD EAGLE CHICKS HATCH
• MORE MYSTERIOUS DEATHS
• INSTRUCTIONS NOT INCLUDED
• HYENAS HUNT BUFFALO