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    This week we welcome special guest Ellen Waterford from Just the Zoo of Us podcast.

    Kirk kicks things off with a wild story about how much all of the spiders eat on Earth in one year.

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    11+NatureScienceFactsUSAEpisodic18 January 2023© Strange by Nature

    This week we welcome special guest Ellen Waterford from Just the Zoo of Us podcast.

    Kirk kicks things off with a wild story about how much all of the spiders eat on Earth in one year.

    Ellen talks about serenading alligators with a tuba.

    Rachel rounds things out with a story about a ghost sharks. Hint, they are neither sharks nor ghosts.

    You can check out Ellen's show at https://www.justthezooofus.com/

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