
Are you passionate about natural history? Join these nerds as they explore the most amazing, & often oddest, organisms & news that natural science offers! The cupboard is open, come on in...
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 251 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceNature | |||

This week we meet the bird the internet loves for all the wrong reasons, the shoebill! We find out why it's not a "prehistoric evil Dino-bird", but a patient king of the wetlands. In the news, Aaron tells us about the repatriation of a Tarbosaurus th... more
This week we meet the pint-sized predatory dinosaur, Compsognathus, and Aaron compares the real animal and its movie counterpart. Meanwhile, in the news, Gareth reviews the new series of Prehistoric Planet: Ice Age. All this and more. The cupboard is... more
This week we meet one of the oddest creatures to have ever graced the world, the Permian era, Cotylorhynchus. With its strange proportions, just how did it come to look this way? In the news, we go over COP 30 and see if it’s not more of a cop-out th... more
This week we meet the aerial insect predator, the European bee-eater, and Aaron tells us all about his experience with this beautiful bird. In the news, we hear about the "menace" that is Sir David Attenborough, and how he is threatening grouse shoot... more
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It’s cold. It’s Sunday morning. The world is bleak. Why not join two British naturalists calming discussing the earth and its inhabitants? They don’t bicker and they have nice accents.
The Nat History podcast is easily one of my favourite pods and certainly the most engaging and fun pods on the nature world out there.
Refreshing, light and interesting. Everything a podcast should be.
Informative and funny.
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Content primarily explores natural history with a humorous take, concentrating on unique organisms, conservation topics, and intriguing themes related to both contemporary natural science and historical anecdotes. Episodes feature lively discussions on varied subjects such as specific animal behaviors, conservation efforts, biodiversity, and environmental challenges. The engaging banter among the hosts, along with community input and contributions, creates a friendly atmosphere while delving into factual information. This approach not only makes the topics accessible but also encourages listeners to foster a love for the natural world and its complexities.
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