The Unsung Heroes of the Animal Kingdom. Cool Critters and Unappreciated Insects. With Jack's World of Wildlife
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Alex and Jack broaden the scope to discuss other wildlife that share our planet. From insects to reptiles, fish to mammals, they’ll highlight interesting species and their roles in the ecosystem. Listeners can expect engaging conversations about wildlife and debunking common myths and misconceptions about animals like sharks, crocodiles and venomous creatures.This episode promises a blend of humor, education, and a love for nature, perfect for anyone interested in wildlife, animals, or anyone looking to learn something new!
(00:00) Start (03:25) Intro (09:57) What are some common misconceptions people have about certain animals behave, and where do you think these ideas come from? (18:38) How do you think media representations of animals influence public perception of their behaviour? (35:09) Being responsible and educating people (38:30) Handling venomous animals (47:07) How do you think media representations of animals influence public perception of their behaviour? (48:15) Why do you think insects get such a bad rap, and what can we do to change that perception? (1:04:42) What's one insect that everyone should appreciate more, and what makes it so special? (1:12:18) Arachnophobia is a real thing - How do you think we can help people overcome their fear of spiders? (1:25:24) Can you talk about the impact of anthropomorphism on how we view animal behavior? Does it help or harm our understanding? (1:39:12) Jack's ant colony (1:42:23) What is your earliest memory of being captivated by wildlife, and how did it shape your love for animals? (The story of Jeren the butterfly) (1:51:26) What advice would you give to someone who's looking to deepen their connection with nature and wildlife in their everyday life? (2:04:40) What animals do you currently have? (2:10:30) Where can we find you on social media? (2:11:37) Future plans (2:12:55) Closing (2:13:51) End
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