Wildlife

Shark Week: The Podcast - Eli Roth on Shark Killing Tournaments

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Luke Tipple chats with Eli Roth, award-winning filmmaker and shark conservationist about shark killing tournaments in Florida and across the United States.

Shark Week: The Podcast – How Sharks Are Built to Hunt

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Dive in with marine biologist and shark expert Luke Tipple as he shares amazing facts about sharks' super-hero senses and dispels common shark myths.

Shark Week: The Podcast – The Huge “Blob” Threatening Great White Sharks

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Shark Girl Madison Stewart, star of Shark Week’s Jaws vs. The Blob, talks about the changing habits of and dangers to great white sharks.

Shark Week: The Podcast – How Sharks Keep Our Ecosystem Healthy

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Marine biologist and shark expert Luke Tipple recalls his first shark interaction and the importance of sharks to oceans and planet earth.

Shark Week: The Podcast – Filming Sharks as a Career

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Luke Tipple catches up with cinematographer, shark expert and star of Air Jaws: Top Guns, Andy Casagrande.

Shark Week: The Podcast – The Life and Life Cycle of Sharks

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Dive in with marine biologist and shark expert Luke Tipple as he discusses the evolution and life cycle of a shark from mating and birthing.

Shark Week: The Podcast – Shark Morphology - The Body of a Shark

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Marine biologist and shark expert Luke Tipple recounts a shark interaction with a 20-foot Great White shark as he deep dives on shark anatomy.

Shark Week: The Podcast – Risks to Humans - How To Deter A Shark

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Marine biologist and shark expert Luke Tipple offers his best tips to deter a shark and the important role of sharks in oceans.

Curiosity Daily Podcast: Blood Brothers, Seeing-Eye Shark, Bark vs. Bite

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Today, you’ll learn about how some sharks have social relationships, how shark attacks often happen because swimming humans look like other sea creatures, and how your cat might be snacking on endangered sharks!

Curiosity Daily Podcast: Extinct Super Sharks, Mysterious Die Offs, Stopping Attacks

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Today, you’ll learn about a new project trying to keep humans and sharks separate and safe, how all sharks almost mysteriously went extinct 19 million years ago, and how great white sharks may have contributed to the extinction of a shark twice its size!

Curiosity Daily Podcast: Sleepy Sharks, Sharks Love Grass, Glow-In-The-Shark

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Today, you’ll learn about how some sharks do in fact sleep, how sharks are fighting climate change, and how some sharks glow in the dark!

Curiosity Daily Podcast: Human-Wildlife Conflict and Believing Leisure Is a Waste of Time

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Learn about the science of human-wildlife conflicts; and what you risk by believing that leisure is a waste of time.

Curiosity Daily Podcast: Early Warning Birds, Ancient Fairy Tales, Breaks vs. Sprains

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Learn about how birds could help us predict natural disasters; fairy tales’ old origins; and how breaks and sprains heal.

Curiosity Daily Podcast: How Scientists Teleported Fish Behavior

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Learn about why cancer is stranger than we think and how scientists have “teleported” the behavior of real fish into robot fish.

Curiosity Daily Podcast: Why Do Wombats Poop Cubes?

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Learn about a newly discovered way to cut down on intrusive thoughts; why wombats poop cubes; and why UPS trucks almost never make left turns.

Curiosity Daily Podcast: Why Birds Wore Funny Hats for Science

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Learn about how curiosity gives your memory a boost; what happened when researchers put feathered hats on birds to see if other birds found them sexy; and how we trick bacteria into making insulin for us.

Curiosity Daily Podcast: Why Cuttlefish Wore 3-D Glasses for Science

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Learn about why your next relationship will probably be like your last one; what scientists learned by studying the oldest material on Earth; and what researchers learned when they had cuttlefish wear 3-D glasses.

Curiosity Daily Podcast: Lying to Seem Honest, The Physics of the ‘Cheerios Effect,’ and Wasps that Recognize Faces

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Learn about why sometimes people lie to seem more honest; how researchers finally figured out how to explain the Cheerios effect; and what we learned about evolution from studying Northern paper wasps, which can recognize each other’s faces.