# Margaret Howe Lovatt
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margaret howe lovatt (born Margaret C. Howe, in 1942) is a volunteer naturalist from Saint Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands. In the 1960s, she took part in a NASA-funded research project in which she attempted to teach a dolphin named Peter to understand and mimic human speech. As a child, she was inspired by a book called Miss Kelly, a story about a cat that communicated with humans.
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It’s episode 121 and we're going back in History! First Aprile tells us the story of Margaret Howe Lovatt and her very special NASA ordained st…
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In this splashy episode, we're diving deep into one of the most popular myths of the animal kingdom.We’re joined by Dr. Justin Gregg, Senior Research Associate with the Dolphin Communication Project and the voice behind The Dolphin Pod, to unravel this aquatic enigma. Get ready to have your mind bl…
Just The Gist of The Woman Who Fell In Love With A Dolphin
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MM#9 How Not To Train A Dolphin
It started with a flooded house and a dolphin named Peter. It ended in LSD, obsession, and death.
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She Actually Hooked Up With a Dolphin // The Margaret Howe Lovatt Story
In the 1960s, naturalist Margaret Howe Lovatt took part in a NASA-funded experiment on the island of St. Thomas aimed at teaching a bottlenose dolphin named Peter to understand and speak English. To facilitate constant interaction, Lovatt lived in a partially flooded house called the Dolphin House,…
Peter the Dolphin: The NASA Experiment That Went Too Far
Peter the Dolphin is one of the strangest true stories in science history: a NASA-funded dolphin communication experiment, a flooded Caribbean lab, and researcher Margaret Howe Lovatt living alongside a dolphin named Peter. This episode explores John C. Lilly, animal language research, LSD, Dolphin…
Ep. 264: dolphin love & missing scientists
Everybody loves a dolphin... but no one quite as much as Margaret Howe Lovatt, who loved her charge, Peter the Dolphin, far more than was appropriate. Corrigan tells the story. Plus, why is everyone so freaked out about eleven missing "scientists?"
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[0:00] Corrigan tells Marko …
History’s Oddest Individuals And Sinister Psychopaths
From bathing in girls’ blood to making homemade conjoined twins, we’ll look at a few famous psychopaths who are truly some of the most terrifying people in the history of the world. Plus, whether flamboyant, miserly, or paranoid, some of history’s oddest individuals put modern-day eccentricities to…
Ep. 163 Experimenting with Dolphins
A woman, a dolphin, and LSD walk into a bar... and they order a science experiment about communicating between species.
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