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Alie Ward - Discussion thread: KILLER WHALES episode is published!
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This episode is up and published and ready to hear wherever you get podcasts!
Punted seals. Sunken yachts. Beach ambushes. And salmon hats? What's even happening with orcas? Are they even whales?!
Spooktober continues, with these aquatic killers.
Are they sadists, or just hungry hungry hippos turned marine mammals? The Natural History Museum of LA County's marine mammal expert Dr. Jorge Vélez-Juarbe joins the show to chat about peachy babies, how their language is like a trucker radio, tiny whiskers, the formal wear, what's with the nubbin teeth, if you should go whale watching, pod sizes, Indigenous folklore, captivity struggles, whales that meow, fatty melons and so much more.
I’m off to have a little time looking at leaves but I’ll be working on some Spooktobery topics (brooms and yes, Mothman folklore.)
Let’s discuss orcas below! Have you ever seen one in the wild?
Shivering me timbers.
Podfather Ward
Ps: I’m told I mispronounced one whale’s name in the J-pod. It’s Alk-eye and not Alk-key. Apologies!
This episode is up and published and ready to hear wherever you get podcasts!
Punted seals. Sunken yachts. Beach ambushes. And salmon hats? What's even happening with orcas? Are they even whales?!
Spooktober continues, with these aquatic killers.
Are they sadists, or just hungry hungry hippos turned marine mammals? The Natural History Museum of LA County's marine mammal expert Dr. Jorge Vélez-Juarbe joins the show to chat about peachy babies, how their language is like a trucker radio, tiny whiskers, the formal wear, what's with the nubbin teeth, if you should go whale watching, pod sizes, Indigenous folklore, captivity struggles, whales that meow, fatty melons and so much more.
I’m off to have a little time looking at leaves but I’ll be working on some Spooktobery topics (brooms and yes, Mothman folklore.)
Let’s discuss orcas below! Have you ever seen one in the wild?
Shivering me timbers.
Podfather Ward
Ps: I’m told I mispronounced one whale’s name in the J-pod. It’s Alk-eye and not Alk-key. Apologies!
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