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Sometime your nonstop flight is uneventful and sometimes you find an Egyptian Cobra underneath your airline seat. Let’s meet the people who prevent that. Also. How one puzzle caused a big problem for one man.—Instagram: @well
Get ready for spooky and I’m not talking ghouls or ghosts. Though it means well, sometimes our brain can do some creepy stuff in the name of survival. Also: what’s underneath the world’s largest tree?—Instagram: @wellthatsint
Happy PRIDE y'all!! Have I got the best way to celebrate: A Field Guide to Gay Animals, a new podcast series that serves. Enjoy the first episode here, then be sure to follow A Field Guide to Gay Animals in your podcast app. A new episode of W
You’ll never look at your nose or trees the same after today. One of these annihilated 70% of earth’s ocean creatures.—Instagram: @wellthatsinterestingpodTwitter: @wti_podL
It’s a day full of small creatures! Some fuzzy and some squirmy. Some found in flowers. And some... inside people.—Instagram: @wellthatsinterestingpodTwitter: @wti_podListe
Nature never ceases to amaze. Find out why this worm is lugging around the equivalent of 220 pounds in its head and how a tiny bird is making history.—Instagram: @wellthatsinterestingpodTwitter:
Rejoice! We finally have conclusive evidence as to what influences fecal buoyancy! Oh and we also know why time travel is nearly impossible. For now.—Instagram: @wellthatsinterestingpodTwitter:
We love a good medical first on this show, and we’ve got 2 of them. Brace yourself.—Instagram: @wellthatsinterestingpodTwitter: @wti_podListen on YouTube!!Venmo Tip Jar: @
Grab your finest binoculars, we’re whale and bird watching today. And what we’re gonna see will leave you speechless. Epic tales of survival await.—Instagram: @wellthatsinterestingpodTwitter:
Today’s show has it all: lungs, vaping, teeth and doubles Ds. These 2 medical cases will leave you speechless, and anxious.—Instagram: @wellthatsinterestingpodTwitter: @wti_pod
We’ve reached a whole new level of weird. There’s no way I can prepare you for the animals or the medical case in today’s episode. Have a seat.—Instagram: @wellthatsinterestingpodTwitter: @w
Y’all, prepare yourself for just how incredible animals really are. Left to their own devices, Macaques learned how to use tools for survival. And honey bee waggles are even more complicated than we thought.—Instagram: @wellt
We’re heading on over to the most dangerous area of the known Universe. And that’s just the beginning. It’s going to get WEIRD.—Instagram: @wellthatsinterestingpodTwitter: @wti_pod
We're covering the world’s first Wiki today! A second look at a cave in South America suggests that for thousands of years it was used to instruct future generations. Also! A tiny lizard stirring up big trouble.—Instagram: @w
We’re feeling the feels today. Thanks to the life and death of a woolly named Elma, we know more about these creatures than ever before. Also. Your heart. How it can be saved by the love hormone.—Instagram: @wellthatsinterest
Yes you read that right. There are galaxies out there with no stars and it’s calling into question just about everything we think we know about the Universe. Also! Your b*tt. It has a new resident.—Instagram: @wellthatsintere
By golly how things can change when they’re given a second look. Today! Join us for 2 tales where researchers had the audacity to question history and dig deeper.—Instagram: @wellthatsinterestingpodTwitter:
HAPPY 180th EPISODE, BABY!! To celebrate, we’re getting uncomfortable. This means we’re talking about the evolution of our skin and the Universe’s old, rebellious holes.—Instagram: @wellthatsinterestingpodTw
Some plants have given up on the dating scene. It’s not that there’s a lack of choice, it’s the lack of pollinators. Join us as understand what this means for our world. Also. Eating while sleeping and living the dream.—Instagram:
Hold onto your gaseous and vibrating cheeks! Researchers have discovered at least one type of human cell gives off vibes. And! Black holes. You won’t believe where some of the earliest holes came from.---Love the show and wanna show some love
Ep. 177: Evidence That Unrelated Groups Of Apes Cooperate + It’s Confirmed, Rats Have An Imagination
Sharing food, chasing away snakes together and getting your neighbor’s hair done. No this isn’t human cooperation—it’s what bonobos do everyday. Also. Rats. There’s a lot going on between their ears.---Love the show and wanna show some love?
Hold onto your cheeks. Things are going bump in the night and revealing what you said when you took that questionable selfie alone. That’s right, there’s more than meets the eye.---Love the show and wanna show some love?Instagram:
Admit it. When you see a puppy, you feel the urge to eat it. Or squish it. Me too. There’s a term for this and a new study shows you’re not alone and it’s actually a good thing. Then! Your eyes. What the hell is going on when they twitch.---L
My friends, charge up the ol' Time Machine and grab some hand sanitizer, we’re off to the early ADs and BCEs. Things are going to get gross.---Love the show and wanna show some love?Instagram: @wellthatsinterestingpod
My friends! Old dust samples from our celestial buddy are rewriting its origin story. And our neighbor Saturn is about to go commando. I can explain.UPDATE: On January 9th NASA reported that Artemis II's crewed trip to the moon will now occur
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