ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Matt Storrs explains how we have wildlife filmmakers to thank for coming up with the idea for Nerds Rope and Gummy Clusters.
Shannon Malone-deBenedictis (https://www.padlincreative.com/) gives Matt a 30-40% accuracy rating and agrees that animals are divas.
Why it might be unexpectedly dangerous to be a production assistant on a remote wildlife filmmaking shoot.
Matt reveals the 13th most common injury for trail walkers and hikers.
How to access roadkill in Nordic countries to improve your carnivore filming chances.
The fine line between bear proofing and human proofing.
How to not get mistaken for Bigfoot.
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United States
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