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There are 1632 episodes in the Nature topic.

These are the latest episodes from the Nature topic added to soundcarrot, but be careful, many of these are serialised shows so jumping in at episode 10, for example, could confuse matters.

We'd recommend starting with the first episode of your show of choice, and if you like it, listening from there.

257: Pygmy Hippopotamus & Harpy Eagle
^{00:48:35 | Episode: 258 | September 26th, 2024}

Ellen fawns over the viral pygmy hippopotamus & Christian goes big with the harpy eagle. We discuss the evolution of hippos, blood sweat, poocoptering, Moo Deng, smooch breaks, sloth staredowns, and so much more.

238 Harvest fields aside The Peddars Way (100th location)
^{39:18 | Episode: 242 | September 22nd, 2024}

On the breeze, rich scents of hot Norfolk farmland. In the air, tiny wippling birds. Some swallows? Across the field, and across the next, a combine harvester large as a house. And quick as a car. It sails low over the far meadow, like a paddle steamer on a bright green sea.

How Were Dinosaur Tracks Made?
^{00:21:37 | Season: 10 | Episode: 2 | September 20th, 2024}

Ever wondered how dinosaurs left their footprints behind millions of years ago? We embark on a prehistoric adventure with renowned paleontologist Paul Olsen! Discover the secrets behind dinosaur tracks and how these ancient prints can tell us incredible stories about the lives of dinosaurs. From the science of fossilization to what these footprints reveal about dinosaur behavior and habitats, Paul Olsen will guide us through the fascinating world of these mysteries left in stone – and share how he discovered thousands of dino tracks when he was just a kid. Join us on a Dino Map Adventure at nepm.org/dinomap! We’ve created a free audio tour to explore the science and history of dinosaur tracks in the Pioneer Valley of Massachusetts. Lindsay and Marshall will guide you through the place where dinosaur footprints were first discovered – and put you on the path to becoming dino track explorers! If you like this episode, consider supporting Tumble on Patreon by going to patreon.com/tumblepodcast. Get ad-free episodes for just $1 a month!

256: Dr. Sebastian Echeverri's Top 3 Spiders
^{01:01:58 | Episode: 257 | September 19th, 2024}

Spider scientist Dr. Sebastian Echeverri returns to share with us his top 3 favorite spiders. We discuss spiders who go from moving like shadows to soaring through the air, spider cowboys with sick lasso moves, wife guy spiders who move in on the first date, how spiders appear in video games and movies and how they could be so much cooler, and of course so much more.

Earth Rangers Underground – A Hard Egg to Crack
^{00:18:10 | September 17th, 2024}

Earth Rangers Underground episode: 5

237 Sighing sea beyond the Warren
^{51:01 | Episode: 241 | September 15th, 2024}

It is first light. Birds are waking. Beginning to fill the air with sonorous sounds of life. A few dark bush crickets are still cricketing, just, though soon they’ll go quiet for the day. The view is of green. More green. And yet more green. A whole valley of thickly growing thickets, trees, and dense shrubs, slowly emerging into visual reality under an increasingly luminous dawn sky.

255: Siamang & Laughing Kookaburra
^{00:52:10 | Episode: 255 | September 11th, 2024}

Christian hoots with siamangs & Ellen hollers with laughing kookaburras. We discuss defying gravity, how screaming fits into any good morning routine, birds’ double-barreled voices, the true identity behind the SpongeBob dolphin sound, and more.

236 Sunlit beach below The Warren
^{36:12 | Episode: 240 | September 9th, 2024}

Capturing the experience and ‘sound-feel’ of crashing waves is always a challenge. Strong on-shore breezes and the unbridled energy of thousand ton waves breaking over unyielding rock can simply be too much for sensitive microphones. Yet as we sit on the concrete sea defences, bathed in hot afternoon August sun, waiting for the first tingles of cold sea spray to land on our legs, the experience is as serene as it is thrilling. How can this be? Something huge, heavy and aurally overwhelming is also serenely calming and relaxing?

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There are 1632 episodes in the Nature topic.

257: Pygmy Hippopotamus & Harpy Eagle 00:48:35 | Episode: 258 | September 26th, 2024

238 Harvest fields aside The Peddars Way (100th location) 39:18 | Episode: 242 | September 22nd, 2024

How Were Dinosaur Tracks Made? 00:21:37 | Season: 10 | Episode: 2 | September 20th, 2024

256: Dr. Sebastian Echeverri's Top 3 Spiders 01:01:58 | Episode: 257 | September 19th, 2024

Earth Rangers Underground – A Hard Egg to Crack 00:18:10 | September 17th, 2024

237 Sighing sea beyond the Warren 51:01 | Episode: 241 | September 15th, 2024

255: Siamang & Laughing Kookaburra 00:52:10 | Episode: 255 | September 11th, 2024

236 Sunlit beach below The Warren 36:12 | Episode: 240 | September 9th, 2024