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There are 1745 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.

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The Science of Poop with Mary Roach
^{00:17:49 | June 16th, 2017}

Everybody poops. But why? To find out, science writer Mary Roach takes us on a journey into the alimentary canal – that’s the tube that runs from our mouth to our rectum. Along the way, we learn about pooping in space, and how someone else’s poop might one day save your life!

The Call of the Antarctic Dinosaur with Julia Clarke
^{00:18:58 | June 2nd, 2017}

Dinosaurs didn’t roar. What?! Paleontologist Julia Clarke has been uncovering clues to how dinosaurs sounded, in ancient bird fossils from Antarctica. She shares the story of her groundbreaking fossil find that revealed the surprising sounds of the dinosaur world! Come on an expedition to Antarctica and into Julia’s lab on her quest for discovery.

The Quest of the Alien Hunter with Seth Shostak
^{00:18:40 | May 19th, 2017}

Are we alone in the universe, or are there other life forms out there? That’s what Daniel, a listener from New Zealand, wants to know. Scientists have been searching for the answer with a surprising tool: radio. But this isn’t any old radio. Seth Shostak, senior astronomer at the SETI Institute, shares the story of how the search for intelligent life got started, and where it’s headed.

The Sign of the Ninja Virus with Jasdave Chahal and Omar Khan
^{00:16:42 | May 5th, 2017}

Brothers Ian, Sam, and Eli want to know, “How do vaccines keep our bodies healthy?” We meet two scientists, Omar Khan and Jasdave Chahal, who have teamed up to tackle the world’s most dangerous diseases with a new technique for developing vaccines. They tell the story of how they came together in a quest to battle biological “ninjas” that want to invade our bodies and make us sick. Are you a teacher or homeschooling parent? Tell us how you use Tumble! Email us at tumblepodcast@gmail.com. We love hearing from you! Want an ad-free version of Tumble? It’s only $1 each month. Pledge on Patreon to get access to this special podcast feed, including Marshall’s original music. Let us know how you use Tumble. Send us your questions and drawings! Don’t forget to subscribe and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or Stitcher. Thanks for listening!

The Skull of the Ancient Primate with Chris Kirk
^{00:17:40 | April 21st, 2017}

Who is the oldest primate, and is it our great-great-great grandfather? Listener Elena’s question takes us into a laboratory chock full of fossils, and brings us back to the impact that killed most of the dinosaurs. Anthropologist Chris Kirk introduces us to our very ancient – and very tiny – ancestors.

The Puzzle of the Flipping Cats with Greg Gbur
^{00:16:23 | April 7th, 2017}

Wonder why a cat always lands on its feet? It’s a question that stumped scientists for over a hundred years. Some suspected that mischievous cats were breaking the laws of physics! Was it the catnip? Or was it a mystery of physics? Physicist Greg Gbur helps us break the case… with the first ever cat video.

The Case of the Whale Shark Party with Rafael de la Parra
^{00:17:36 | March 24th, 2017}

Imagine this: You’re in the middle of the Gulf of Mexico with a big fish on the line. But suddenly, you’re surrounded by whale sharks, the biggest fish in the world. What do you do?! If you’re a scientist, you get curious. Marine biologist Rafael de la Parra tells us how and why he got a headcount of the biggest whale shark party ever seen.

A Year on Mars with Sheyna Gifford
^{00:15:59 | March 10th, 2017}

What would you bring on a trip to Mars? That’s a question Sheyna Gifford had to ask herself when she packed to live on Mars for a year. Wait, what?! We find out about a NASA experiment on top of a volcano that’s getting astronauts prepared for a real-life mission to Mars.

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Greeking Out

There are 1745 episodes in the Nature topic.

The Science of Poop with Mary Roach 00:17:49 | June 16th, 2017

The Call of the Antarctic Dinosaur with Julia Clarke 00:18:58 | June 2nd, 2017

The Quest of the Alien Hunter with Seth Shostak 00:18:40 | May 19th, 2017

The Sign of the Ninja Virus with Jasdave Chahal and Omar Khan 00:16:42 | May 5th, 2017

The Skull of the Ancient Primate with Chris Kirk 00:17:40 | April 21st, 2017

The Puzzle of the Flipping Cats with Greg Gbur 00:16:23 | April 7th, 2017

The Case of the Whale Shark Party with Rafael de la Parra 00:17:36 | March 24th, 2017

A Year on Mars with Sheyna Gifford 00:15:59 | March 10th, 2017