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Wild Stories

Wild Stories

By: Elliot Connor
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Weekly audio tales exploring the forgotten history and science of our fellow animals, told by experts, hosted by wildlife filmmaker and conservationist Elliot Connor. New episodes every Wednesday forever. Please follow and leave a review. Thanks!



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Episodes
  • Uncut - Good Fish, Beardy Fish, Bastard Fish

    Uncut - Good Fish, Beardy Fish, Bastard Fish
    Dec 8 2025
    Tom Hird a.k.a Blowfish, presenter of Netflix's latest wildlife reality show smash hit All the Sharks and the world's ONLY heavy metal marine biologisy stops by to chat diving hydrothermal vents, the hazards of shark chumming and the most bastardly fish on the planet.

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    41 mins
  • Saving 500 Invisible Species

    Saving 500 Invisible Species
    Dec 4 2025
    Australia hasn't yet described 1/4 of its native bees. So how do we find and conserve them? Dr Kit Prendergast joins the podcast to fill us in on this crazy unexplored world of science, of insects lost and rediscovered, and the favourite bees she's discovered.

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    26 mins
  • Uncut - The Red Shanked Wrecking Ball Langur

    Uncut - The Red Shanked Wrecking Ball Langur
    Nov 30 2025
    Ethical wildlife travel guru, monkey saviour and influencer Connie Needham swings by to chat African vs. Asian elephants, hedgehog adjectives and the evolutionary benefits of being a rascal. But how on Earth did I make her say 'Eupleridae'?

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    43 mins
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