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Wild Animals

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by Roland Kays

4.9(19 reviews)
35 episodes
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Crazy stories about animals, told by the people who study them.

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6/3/2019

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May 8, 2023

WDF128: The African Wild Dog Who Was a Phoenix

<p>Ngatia joined a research project studying African wild dogs in Laikipia Kenya when they were some of the best news in conservation – an endangered species that reclaimed lost territory and found new ways to coexist with people. Then a canine pandemic hit that wiped out the entire population … except one animal: WDF128. Ngatia tells the story of how a new population sprung from the ashes of a pandemic through the perseverance of one female African wild dog.</p>

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May 3, 2023

Mamma Jane the Ocelot reality star

<p>Ocelots in Texas are closely monitored, so Mamma Jane grew up around remote cameras since 2011, and wasn’t afraid of the lenses. When Fin and Fur Films called about doing a documentary, Dr. Lombardi was skeptical if they could get a shot of Mamma Jane and her kittens, but thought they might be able to get some footage with remote cameras. He was right— and guided by Jason’s earlier camera-trapping experience and GPS telemetry data, the crew turned Mamma Jane into a reality star in the PBS Nature documentary “<a href="https://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/about-american-ocelot/27932/">American Ocelot</a>.” </p>

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April 25, 2023

F202: The Yellowstone Cougar Who Showed the Value of Protected Areas

<p>F202 lived right in the heart of Yellowstone National Park where Anton used groundbreaking technology to study not only where she moved, but also how she hunted. F202 was a fantastic hunter and mom, rearing a number of litters in the park. However, some of her offspring wandered out of the park where they can be legally hunted, showing the challenges of large predators living with the risk of this harvest, and the value of protected areas as a way to help species survival.</p>

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Crazy stories about animals, told by the people who study them.

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