ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Hello everyone and welcome to the show! Today’s episode is a little different to usual, it’s just me talking! Learn about the history of this podcast, what inspired it to begin with, what motivates me to keep it going and what lies in the future for the show.
I have also recently found some really interesting information on wolves and how they hunt and perceive the world, including picking up on things that we are only now discovering, like the Grandmother Effect!
We hope you enjoy today’s episode, we’ll be back next time with more interviews with experts from around the world!
- 00:10 Welcome to the show! Let me introduce myself and tell you the history of this podcast!
- 06:20 The future of the All Things Wild Podcast
- 09:20 Interesting new information about wolves referencing the book: Wolves on the Hunt: The Behavior of Wolves Hunting Wild Prey by Daniel R. MacNulty, Douglas W. Smith, and L. David Mech
- 10:45 The Grandmother Effect
- 13:10 Closing thoughts
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