Going the Distance

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Where Walruses Chill Out and Other Real Arctic Stories

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Stories for 5 to 6 year olds: Collection 2

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Emperor Penguin (Young Zoologist): A First Field Guide to the Flightless Bird from Antarctica

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Narwhal: The Arctic Unicorn

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Yoshi's Big Swim: One Turtle's Epic Journey Home

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Saving Snow Leopards and Other Real Big Cat Stories

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Puzzle of the Platypus

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Flopping Frogs and Other Real Frog Stories

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Arctic Thaw

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Dinosaurs

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Amazing Animals: For ages 7–11

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Journey into the Deep: Discovering New Ocean Creatures

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Arctic vs. Antarctic: Poles Apart: Use the cold facts to tell one from the other.

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National Geographic Kids Chapters: The Whale Who Won Hearts: And More True Stories of Adventures with Animals

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Stories for 3 to 4 year olds: Collection 2

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The Weirdest Animals of the World Book for Kids: Surprising and weird facts about the strangest animals on the planet!

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Sharks (A Day in the Life): What Do Great Whites, Hammerheads, and Whale Sharks Get Up To All Day?

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Island: A Story of the Galapagos

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Sea Bones

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Apodaca: Battle for Bowen

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Groundhog Day!: Shadow or No Shadow

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Sharks! Strange and Wonderful

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Tigers in the Snow

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Pocket Babies and Other Amazing Marsupials

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Great Minds of Science: with Discover Magazine

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National Geographic Kids Chapters: Monster Fish!: True Stories of Adventures with Animals

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Warriors #2: Fire and Ice

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The Flames of Hope (Wings of Fire, Book 15)

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Curious George Rides A Bike

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Warriors #1: Into the Wild

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The Poison Jungle (Wings of Fire #13): Wings of Fire

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Frog and Toad Together

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Wings of Fire, Book #12: The Hive Queen

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The Green Ember: The Green Ember Book I

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Winnie-the-Pooh

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Darkness of Dragons (Wings of Fire #10)

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Days With Frog and Toad

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Sleepy Dinosaurs, The – Bedtime Stories for Kids: Short Bedtime Stories to Help Your Children & Toddlers Fall Asleep and Relax! Great Dinosaur Fantasy Stories to Dream about all Night!

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The Mouse and the Motorcycle

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The Complete Tales of Peter Rabbit and Friends

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The Invasion (Animorphs #1)

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A Bear Called Paddington

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Old Yeller

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The Cricket in Times Square: Revised and updated edition with an afterword by Stacey Lee; read by Vikas Adam

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Click Clack Moo: Cows That Type

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The Lost Library

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The True Story Of the Three Little Pigs: By A.Wolf

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Pax

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Mossflower

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Socks

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Boken The Dog - It´s All About Me!

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Rikki-Tikki-Tavi

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The Henry Huggins Audio Collection

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Wish

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Grumpy Dragons: Dragons Teaching Kids They Have Choices

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Caps for Sale

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Episode 092: Marine Reptiles: This week we return to the sea to learn about some marine reptiles, both living and extinct! A marine iguana, eatin: Maybe Darwin was right about the marine iguana looking like imps of darkness: A mosasaurus skeleton: A plesiosaur skeleton: Thalattosau...

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Episode 311: The Mystery Deep-Sea Spider: Thanks to Llewelly for this suggestion, and thanks to Dr. Thomas A. Hegna for providing me with the two papers I reference in this episode! - Images are taken from the papers. - The mystery "spider": - Long-legged isopods: -

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From Distress to Freedom: The Incredible Journey of Trapped Orcas: Andrew Lewin discusses the recent incident of a pod of orcas trapped in ice off the coast of Japan. He explains how a researcher discovered the stranded orcas and alerted the authorities, leading to widespread concern and viral footage. Andrew also...

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Episode 209: Animals Discovered in 2020: Here's a 2020 retrospective episode that looks at the bright side of the year! Thanks to Page for the suggestion! Let's learn about some animals discovered in 2020 (mostly). - Further reading: - Watch This Giant, Eerie,

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Podcast 151 - New Discoveries, Dickinsonia and Sauropodomorphs: The gang discusses two papers that use new findings to upend some of our previous interpretations of fossil taxa. First, they talk about the new biogeochemical studies that suggest the odd disc-shaped Ediacaran organism, Dickinsonia, might be the...

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Episode 265: Penguins!: Thanks to Page for suggesting we talk about penguins this week! - A big birthday shout-out to EllieHorseLover this week too! - Further reading: - March of the penguins (in Norway) - Rare Yellow Penguin Bewilders Scientists -

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Episode 221: Arachnids in the Antarctic!: Thanks to Ella for this week's suggestion. There may not technically be spiders in the Antarctic, but there are mites. - A nunatak (note the size of the research vehicles at the bottom left): - I don't have any pictures of the Antarctic mites,

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Episode 197: Titanoboa!: Thanks to Pranav for this week's suggestion, Titanoboa, the biggest snake that ever lived! - Parts of this episode come from an old Patreon episode about super-gigantic snakes, which is unlocked and you can listen to it here. -

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Episode 121: Cave Dwelling Animals: This week let’s learn about some animals that live in caves! The dipluran Haplocampa: Oilbirds and their big black eyes: A swiftlet: The angel cave fish that can walk on its fins like a salamander walks on its feet: Leptodirus,

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Bye Polar: Russian scientists have driven away polar bears that besieged their weather station on an island in the Arctic Ocean for two weeks. After five scientists based at the weather station on Troynoy island, in the Kara Sea north of Siberia, were encircled by 1

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A new tyrannosauroid from Idaho

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Episode 359: The Antarctic Death Star(fish)!: Thanks to Morgan for suggesting this week's topic, the Antarctic Death Star! - Further reading: - Giant Monster Starfish ALERT - Echinoderm Tube Feet Don't Suck! They Stick! - Bodies of Starfish and Other Echinoderms Are Really Just Heads,

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Episode 348: Australopithecus and Gigantopithecus: Thanks to Anbo for suggesting Australopithecus! We'll also learn about Gigantopithecus and Bigfoot! - Further reading: - Ancient human relative, Australopithecus sediba, 'walked like a human, but climbed like an ape' -

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Antarctic melt speeds up, Antarctica's future, Cryo-acoustics, Narwhals: Antarctica's ice melt is speeding up. What does this mean for rising global sea levels?

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Episode 137: The Orca, Jolly Terror of the Seas: Thanks to Pranav for this week's topic, the orca or killer whale! - Further reading: - https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/2019/07/killer-whales-orcas-eat-great-white-sharks/ - Save Our Seas Magazine (I took the Jaws art below from here too)...

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Episode 170: Spinosaurus: This week let's find out what has paleontologists so excited about this dinosaur! - Further reading: - The Nature article that kicked this all off (you can only read the abstract for free but it's full of good information) -

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The Science of the South Pole: On board the RSS Sir David Attenborough for the vessel’s first big science season

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Episode 179: Lost and Found Animals: This week let's learn about some animals that were discovered by science, then not seen again and presumed extinct...until they turned up again, safe and sound! - Further reading: - A nose-horned dragon lizard lost to science for over 100 years has b...

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The final moments of DART: Reflections on NASA’s latest mission as it hits an asteroid 11 million km from earth

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Furry, Fuzzy, Polar, Panda — Bears: Ursidae

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Episode 262: Animals Discovered in 2021: It's the second annual discoveries episode! Lots of animals new to science were described in 2021 so let's find out about some of them. - Further reading: - First description of a new octopus species without using a scalpel -

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Podcast 279 - Frogcast: The gang discusses two papers that look at the fossil frog record. The first paper identifies fossil frogs from Antarctica, and the second paper looks at some exceptional soft-tissue preservation. Meanwhile, James has ideas for expanding the brand,...

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Podcast 180 - Worms and Snails: The gang returns back from their winter break to discuss two papers that look at the important information we can glean from soft-bodied organisms in the fossil record. First, we take a look at a paper that shows some incredible preservation of...

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Gunslingers of the Sea

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Episode 095: Giant Tortoises: This week let’s learn about giant tortoises! What’s the difference between a turtle and a tortoise? The most basic difference is that the turtle lives in water and the tortoise lives on land. And there are some really,

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Episode 239: Mystery Crocodiles: Sign up for our mailing list! We also have t-shirts and mugs with our logo! - Thanks to Pranav and Max for their suggestions. Let's learn about some mystery crocodiles (and crocodile mysteries) this week! - Further reading: -

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Episode 303: Weird and Mysterious Animal Sounds: Thanks to Emory for suggesting this week's topic, mysterious animal sounds! - Further reading/watching: - The Story of Elk in the Great Smoky Mountains - Terrifying Sounds in the Forests of the Great Smoky Mountains -

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SUFB 181: Exploring The Arctic Ocean With Susan R Eaton: Susan R. Eaton is leading a 12 person, all female team of explorer's, divers, and researchers on the SEDNA epic Expedition to explore the Arctic Ocean and show people what the Arctic Ocean is all about

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Trent River Elasmosaur Excavation

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Episode 338: Updates 6 and an Arboreal Clam!?!: This week we have our annual updates and corrections episode, and at the end of the episode we'll learn about a really weird clam I didn't even think was real at first. - Thanks to Simon and Anbo for sending in some corrections! - Further reading: