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World's Rarest: Are Turtles Going Extinct? (Patreon)

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2024-07-11 15:00:09
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A heartbreaking story of the soft-shelled turtle, an elusive Amur leopard, the rarest marine mammal, and things YOU can do to help our planet. On this episode of World’s Wildest, Maya & Connor talk through our world’s fewest animals.

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Edurion

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Simon J

Excellent episode!

Lisa B.

Great episode! Random question and totally fine if not possible (know how busy y'all are). Any chance there's a way to link some of the sources u guys find the info for the episodes from in the comments or description? Not coming from a "must fact check ur facts" place but from a true animal nerd "I want to read the studies you found these from" place cuz Im a weirdo that has fun doing that. Again COMPLETELY fine if not and will continue my googling and asking chatgpt to power my geeky research side quest deep dives!

Sorin

Aren't all these numbers based on evaluated species? If yes then I imagine that many species are not evaluated because there is no reason to (there are no signs that they are in decline)

Lars

Maybe it comes up later, but after the first shocking minutes: How many species are developing per year? If 9 are going extinct "by nature", there must be more than that "evolving"(?) every year. Thanks for podcast, you are the best!

Jordan

An ecotourism episode would be awesome to watch. It's so tough knowing the state that nature is in currently

Meghan Greco

I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on Zooniverse - it's a citizen science site I used in college. Could be a good resource to hand out to folks who are interested in participating in conservation efforts!