Elke week brengt de BBC Earth-podcast je entertainment, humor, een overvloed aan verbazingwekkende dierenverhalen en ongelooflijke ongehoorde geluiden. Verken de wereld van dieren met superkrachten, duik diep in de dood, hoor van helden die hartstochtelijk de planeet beschermen en krijg deskundige inzichten in hoeken van de natuurlijke wereld die je nog nooit eerder hebt verkend. Elke aflevering wordt gepresenteerd door zoölogen Rutendo Shackleton en Sebastian Echeverri en bevat speciale gasten, waaronder ‘s werelds meest gerespecteerde wetenschappers en natuuronderzoekers, film- en televisiesterren, natuur-instagrammers en meer.
Each week the BBC Earth podcast brings you entertainment, humour, an abundance of amazing animal stories and unbelievable unheard sounds. Explore the world of animals with superpowers, deep dive into death, hear from heroes passionately protecting the planet and get expert insights into corners of the natural world you’ve never explored before.
Hosted by zoologists Rutendo Shackleton and Sebastian Echeverri, each episode features special guests including the world’s most respected scientists and naturalists, stars of film and television, nature Instagrammers and more.
Listen, laugh and learn – whether you’re a nature lover, nature curious or haven’t yet realised nature is for you, there’ll be a story here to captivate your ears.
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The show takes a spooky turn as we go on a ghost hunt through the natural world. Sebastian shares his adventures finding fossils – the traces of animals that once lived, and Rutendo talks about her experiences in The Cradle of Humankind, the South African UNESCO World Heritage site containing early human fossils.
Deep in the Peruvian Amazon there is a species of wild dog so rarely sighted it has become known as the ‘ghost dog’. We hear from Renata Leite Pitman, one of the few scientists to successfully track down and study the elusive creature as it moves quietly through the forest.
Gravedigger turned ecologist Dan Flew leads Rutendo and Sebastian through Bristol’s Arnos Vale Cemetery in the dead of night, for a close and thrilling encounter with some of the UK’s rarest bats.
We venture to the world’s most northerly permanently inhabited place, Svalbard, in the Arctic Circle, where TikToker Cecilia Blomdahl reveals the magical secrets of this isolated yet beautiful landscape, on a trip out on her boat with her dog Grim.
And we hear rare recordings of the Northern White Rhino, sadly now extinct in the wild, a recently departed ghost of a more biodiverse world.
Credits:
The BBC Earth podcast is presented by Sebastian Echeverri and Rutendo Shackleton.
This episode was produced by Rachel Byrne and Geoff Marsh.
The researcher was Seb Masters.
The Production Manager was Catherine Stringer and the Production Co-ordinator was Gemma Wootton.
Podcast Theme Music was composed by Axel Kacoutié, with mixing and additional sound design by Peregrine Andrews.
The Associate Producer is Cristen Caine and the Executive Producer is Deborah Dudgeon.
Special thanks to:
Renata Leite Pitman for the feature on the ghost dogs.
Dan Flew for leading the bat walk in Bristol.
Cecilia Blomdahl for her report from Svalbard.
Martyn Stewart for providing the sounds of the Northern White Rhino.
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