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    The Atlas Obscura PodcastWild Life Week: Why Would a Researcher Pull a Lion’s Tail?
    25 minEpisode 868

    Wild Life Week: Why Would a Researcher Pull a Lion’s Tail?

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    Producer Abbey Perrault takes a trip into the Kenyan savanna, where she meets researchers who are studying how people share space with unlikely neighbors: lions. Along the way, she learns why a researcher would possibly pull the tail of a lion, and gets *extremely* up close and personal with two massive lionesses.

    For more information, check out Lucrecia Aguilar's website, Sam Kiuna’s Twitter and Instagram, and Lion Landscapes.

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    © SiriusXM Podcasts & Atlas ObscuraLength 25 min5 September 2024Episode 868GeographyHistoryCultureFactsUSAEpisodic

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    Producer Abbey Perrault takes a trip into the Kenyan savanna, where she meets researchers who are studying how people share space with unlikely neighbors: lions. Along the way, she learns why a researcher would possibly pull the tail of a lion, and gets *extremely* up close and personal with two massive lionesses.

    For more information, check out Lucrecia Aguilar's website, Sam Kiuna’s Twitter and Instagram, and Lion Landscapes.

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