Explore "threatened" with insightful episodes like "Finding Homies with Scales; The Search for Spot-Tailed Earless Lizards! - S3E6", "Fish Out of Water", "Man-Sized "Megafishes"", "Freshwater Mussels: Something Fishy!" and "She Threatened, Mocked, Begged, Negotiated, Pleaded, Love Bombed & Guilted Me. Served Her Right Away" from podcasts like ""A Talk on the Wild Side", "All The F Words", "Fish of the Week!", "Fish of the Week!" and "Best Of Reddit Stories"" and more!
In this episode we hear from Drake Rangel about his masters’ thesis research on Spot-Tailed Earless Lizards—what they are, where they live, how to find them, and who’s eating whom out there.
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Dive in with the world's largest freshwater fishes on a special "megafish" episode. Our guest is Zeb Hogan: big fish enthusiast, researcher, author, host of National Geographic's Monster Fish, and director of Wonders of the Mekong Project. From American Paddlefish to Mekong Giant Catfish, we cover the array of freshwater fishes that reach lengths over six feet or weigh more than 200 pounds.
Is it a fish? A lure? Why is it attached to that freshwater mussel?? There's something fishy about the Unionid mussel family, and we're going to help you "flex" into the idea that these seemingly simple bivalves can dupe fish into babysitting! Our guest is mussel biologist Sara Seagraves from Mammoth Spring National Fish Hatchery in Arkansas. You'll take away mussel names like "snuffbox" and "monkeyface" and a new appreciation for the fascinating relationship between native freshwater mussels and fish.
The Chinese regime has been threatening Chinese defectors on American soil who’ve been exposing details on COVID-19. One of those individuals is Dr. Li-Meng Yan. She was a virologist in Hong Kong who defected to the United States and began exposing the virus research taking place in Chinese laboratories, connected to its military, the People’s Liberation Army (PLA). To learn more about this and her research, we had the pleasure of sitting down for a discussion with Dr. Li-Meng Yan
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Episode 16 takes a trip through time as we recount the awe-inspiring conservation success story of the Northern Hairy-nosed Wombat. For conservation to be successful it requires a cross-disciplinary approach, drawing on the skills and abilities of society as a whole. This has been the strategy of Queensland's Department of Environment and Science which has worked closely with numerous partners to save this large marsupial from extinction. For over 50 years, the project has played out in central Queensland working hard to save the last population of this Critically Endangered animal. Dr Alan Horsup has been at the project's helm for 30 years and has played a pivotal role in its success. Join us as we learn from him about the trials and tribulations of quite literally bringing this species back from the brink.
To find out more about the amazing Northern Hairy-nosed Wombat and how you can help save it from extinction, search for Natura Pacific Back from the Brink - Season 4 Episode 2 available on YouTube, LinkedIn, IGTV and the Natura Pacific Facebook Page, or watch here: https://youtu.be/eH_hAGkn_SI
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Dr. Scott Henke, Research Scientist at Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute, discusses his research on Texas Horned Lizards and his research on coyotes.
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Music Credits:
“Blues Vibe” Michael Kobrin
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"Carpe Diem" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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"Doobly Doo" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Judah is threatened with invasion because of her sins.
Lament over Judah's devastation foretold.
Music by Scott Holmes, intro and outro, Corporate Uplifting.
Theme music by Worship Tutorials - Pad 7, Key of Db/C#
Dave and Mike get a bit wonky without Nephi around to keep them in check. They break down Botswana's recent decision to allow elephant hunting. Other topics include: hunting threatened species, applying the Endangered Species Act overseas, the fact that neither Mike nor Dave have been to Africa, whether U.S. citizens should rush to hunt Botswana, and a human dimensions comparison between elephants and grizzly bears. All of this without actually taking a position on elephant hunting. Tune in!
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Fact or Crap: Batting 1000 this week.
Mail Bag:
Three from Joe:
1) Mayor Breed proposes waterfront homeless center near Bay Bridge.
2) Neubauer wants "every last vote" counted as Hagedorn leads by 6000 votes.
3) Chicago police sued for allegedly raiding a 4-year-old's birthday party.
One from George:
1) Erik Prince lecture at Beloit College canceled amid student protests.
The Rest of the Show:
1) Arby’s manager arrested after killing man who spit on and threatened her.
2) Australian ISIS bride refuses to return home with her son. Naked woman?!?
A fascinating conversation with Taal Levi, Assistant Professor in the Department of Fisheries and Wildlife at Oregon State University.
Taal is a geneticist and ecologist with a broad research focus including assessing the ecological consequences of wildlife over-exploitation, fisheries management, the ecology and conservation of predators, disease ecology, and population dynamics in a changing climate.
Our conversation moved through several interesting research topics including how DNA techniques are re-writing our understanding of species' natural history; DNA bar-coding; studying the rare Humboldt marten; brown bears, rodents, and seed dispersal; passenger pigeons; recovering extinct species; the ecology of Lyme disease; trophic cascades, and more!
Links for listeners:
USFWS proposal to list the Humboltd marten as Threatened under the ESA: https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/FR-2018-10-09/pdf/2018-21794.pdf
James Estes book on trophic cascades
https://www.amazon.com/Trophic-Cascades-Predators-Changing-Dynamics/dp/1597264873
James Estes memoir Serendipity: An Ecologist's Quest to Understand Nature
https://www.amazon.com/Serendipity-Ecologists-Understand-Organisms-Environments/dp/0520285034
Estes et al. paper on trophic downgrading
SaveUs Minute
09/26/18
Save The Persecuted Christians brings you news of anti- Christian violence in today’s SaveUs Minute
In February, the Muslim terrorist group Boko Haram, stormed Leah Sharibu’s Nigerian middle school kidnapping her and 109 of her schoolmates. After a month in captivity, they were released…all but Leah.
Leah was left behind with her captors because she refused to renounce Jesus even knowing that her decision for Christ would almost certainly mean physical death or even worse – years of torture as a slave to these terrorists.
In mid-September, Boko Haram sent notice with the videotaped execution of a nurse midwife, that Leah is next and will be killed in October if Nigeria doesn’t meet their demands.
Coalition member and author Dominic Sputo says, “I want her to feel our prayers of support…to feel like she’s not forgotten. I want you to share her story, so all know of the brave 15-year-old girl that refuses to disown her faith.”
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