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Quente e Frio. Do calor desta sexta às trovoadas a partir de sábado: o outono instala-se com uma ‘gota fria’
A seguir a uma sexta-feira de verão, vêm trovoadas e chuva, com uma DANA. A tempestade Hanna já se dissipou: como nasce e morre um furacão. E o tubarão que já foi visitado por 600 mil pessoas. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Today · 10 min
Quente e Frio
Do calor desta sexta às trovoadas a partir de sábado: o outono instala-se com uma ‘gota fria’
A seguir a uma sexta-feira de verão, vêm trovoadas e chuva, com uma DANA. A tempestade Hanna já se dissipou: como nasce e morre um furacão. E o tubarão que já foi visitado por 600 mil pessoas. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Today · 10 min
SASQUATCH THEORY
Randonautica Sent Us Somewhere Terrifying | Iowa Encounter
In this episode of Sasquatch Theory, I interview Scotty from Iowa who shares chilling encounters that took place near a remote creek in northwest Iowa. Scotty and his brother were using the Randonautica app when it led them to a precise GPS location,...
Today · 27 min
NaturallyScott
E80 John Squires – Canada Lynx, Wolverines & a Lifetime in the Wild
Send us Fan Mail Title E80 John Squires – Canada Lynx, Wolverines & a Lifetime in the Wild Buzzsprout Description Canada Lynx and wolverines are two of North America’s most elusive mammals. Most of us will never see either one in the wild. John Squires has spent decades following both. In this episode of Naturally Scott, Scott Harris sits down with John, a research wildlife biologist with the Forest Service’s Rocky Mountain Research Station, whose career has taken him deep into the snowy forests and mountains of the American West. John’s path actually began with birds of prey. As a seventh grader obsessed with raptors, he called the Colorado Falconry Club and soon found himself following a goshawk through the scrub oak outside Denver. That fascination with wildlife eventually led to a career studying some of the most secretive predators in North America. john-scott (1) In this episode: 🐈 How John helped launch a decades-long study of Canada Lynx ❄️ Why enormous paws make lynx perfectly adapted for deep snow 🐇 The extraordinary relationship between lynx and Snowshoe Hares 🐾 Finding 23 sets of lynx tracks on the first day of a new research project 📡 What scientists have learned from tracking and collaring more than 250 lynx 😳 Coming face-to-face with an angry mother lynx while holding her kitten 🏔️ Why mountain lions sometimes kill lynx—but don’t eat them 🐾 How long wild lynx can live and how much territory they need 💪 Why wolverines require territories several times larger than lynx 🦴 How wolverines find carrion buried beneath deep snow—and crush bones other predators can’t 📈 Why John is now seeing encouraging signs for wolverines in the Northern Rockies John has spent nearly 30 years studying Canada Lynx, and what began with those first tracks has grown into a research program involving hundreds of animals and an extraordinary body of knowledge about how lynx survive at the southern edge of their range. john-scott (1) It’s a conversation about science, fieldwork, predators, deep snow—and what we can learn by spending a lifetime following animals most people will never even glimpse.
Today · 31 min

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