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Earth Rangers

S1 E2: Big-Eared Bats and Big Cat Countdown

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This week we’re counting down the world’s top 10 biggest cats, and Earth Ranger Emma ventures into a bat cave to learn about these unique flying mammals. What do bats and whales have in common? You’ll find out! Check out the show notes for cool bat pics, and super bonus ultra content: https://www.earthrangers.com/wildwire/podcast/episode-2

© GZM Shows Length 15 min 14 August 2018 Season 1 Episode 2 NatureAnimalsClimateEducationalScience Canada Episodic

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© GZM Shows Length 15 min 14 August 2018 Season 1 Episode 2 NatureAnimalsClimateEducationalScience Canada Episodic

Trailer:  Introducing... the Earth Rangers podcast!

Trailer: Introducing... the Earth Rangers podcast!

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This week we’re counting down the world’s top 10 biggest cats, and Earth Ranger Emma ventures into a bat cave to learn about these unique flying mammals. What do bats and whales have in common? You’ll find out! Check out the show notes for cool bat pics, and super bonus ultra content: https://www.earthrangers.com/wildwire/podcast/episode-2

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