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New Species

Hello, welcome to wild suzhou. Today I will be talking about the discovery of new species. With there being over 2 million discovered and recorded species on earth, it

Animals that have repopulated

In last week's episode I talked about the possibility of bringing back long lost animals from extinction, but this week I will talk about a more present issue that does n

Bringing back species from extinction

Have you ever wondered what would happen if we recreated what happened in the movie Jurassic park? What if scientists actually did manage to bring back the dinosaurs thro

Blue Jay

A rakish, eye-catching crest really sets some birds apart. Picture the Blue Jaysof the East… or Stetter’s Jays of the West. Ajay’s crest is made up of a slender array of

Rock Pigeon

Birdslay eggs. That means they don’t nurse their young… right? Well, have you everheard of something called “pigeon milk?” Pigeons,one of the most ancient of domesticate

Ribbon-tail Ray

Hello welcome to wild Suzhou, today I’ll be talking about theblue-spotted ribbon-tail ray Blue spotted ribbon-tail rays live near the seafloor in coral reefs and inhabit

Red-eyed Vireo

Thisrollicking song belongs to a Black-headed Grosbeak. Like most birds, the malegrosbeak begins singing in earnest a few days after reaching his traditionalnesting groun

American Robin

We’veall heard about the “early bird” getting the “worm.” We know it as sound adviceabout initiative and timely action. And we can almost see that robin leaningback and t

Phoenix

Somebirds are very well known. A few are even legendary. Theancient Greeks and Egyptians described a mythical bird called the Phoenix, amagnificent creature that was a s

Ambergris

Hello, this isWild Suzhou. Today, we will betalking about ambergris, an interesting product that comes from the intestinesof a sperm whale and has some unexpected uses.

Southern Cassowary

Youmight think the first bird species that humans raised in captivity would be arelatively small one, like a chicken. Butevidence suggests that people in New Guinea rear

Ruby-crowned Kinglet

It’sspring, and the Ruby-crowned Kinglet’s loud, rollicking song echoes from theforest edge in northern and western lowlands. Listen carefully, and you canhear three dist

Robins and Earthworms

Arobin tugging an earthworm from the ground is a symbol of spring. But that wormit’s eating hasn’t always been here. Whenglaciers pushed south into what is now the U.S.

Invasive Species

Hello, this isWild Suzhou. Today, we will betalking about invasive species. What are they, and what are some of the mostdestructive ones? First, what is aninvasive spec

Tasmanian Devil

The Tasmanian devil liveson the Island of tasmania in Australia, in forests and rainforests. It has adapted to its environment with its Blackfur, since its nocturnal, it

Fairy Wrasse

Hello, this isWild Suzhou. Today, we willtalk about fairy wrasses, which are a genus of very vibrant tropical fish. Whathappened to create the multiple different species

Glasswing Butterfly

The glasswing butterflylives Around central america.  Like most other species of butterflies,this species migrates because it needs a new food source or it can’t survive

Coffee Pulp

Hello, this isWild Suzhou. Today, we willtalk about coffee pulp, which is a waste product made from producing coffeebeans, and how coffee pulp could potentially help res

Vulturine Guineafowl

The vulturineguinea fowl  lives in the continent of Africa, specifically Ethiopia,Somalia, Kenya and Tanzania. Its habitat is deserts and grasslands, with talltrees for i

Side-blotched Lizards

Hello, this isWild Suzhou. Today, we willtalk about side-blotched lizards, a group of lizards that are unique because oftheir mating habits. The side-blotchedlizard loo