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    Welcome to the beginning of year 5 of the podcast. We're happy to have all of our amazing listeners along for the ride.

    Rachel kicks things off this year with the bizarre story of a fish that spends more time on land than in water. Welcome to the world of mud skippers.

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    11+NatureScienceFactsUSAEpisodic19 March 2025© Strange by Nature

    Welcome to the beginning of year 5 of the podcast. We're happy to have all of our amazing listeners along for the ride.

    Rachel kicks things off this year with the bizarre story of a fish that spends more time on land than in water. Welcome to the world of mud skippers.

    Victoria probes the depths of the ocean to unravel the mystery of Dark Oxygen. This finding has big implications for rare earth mining.

    Kirk wraps things up this week by asking the question, can frogs see rainbows? The answer may explain why Kermit the Frog wants to know why people sing some many songs about them.

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