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Jungle Deep - The Tropical Lifestyle Podcast- Pet Life Radio Original

Jungle Deep - The Tropical Lifestyle Podcast- Pet Life Radio Original

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 Explore the jungle! Jungle Deep is the podcast for people who love tropical plants, exotic animals, enchanted places, island music and Tiki culture. People who share their experiences of the jungle. People who care to help preserve the tropical rain forests and people who dare to celebrate their feeling of a deep connection to nature.

Jungle Deep is for you!

I am not that now-famous Dr. Jones of the movies. No, that's not me. You see, Indie is my brother. And just as Indiana so much appreciates the treasures of history known as "antiquities", I have always appreciated the treasures of a different kind, the treasures of nature...treasures of the jungle. We are on safari. Sorry, there is no going back- you are already a part of it. As are: tropical plants and exotic animals, exotica music and jungle movies, tropical cocktails and exotic foods, rain forest preservation and wildlife conservation. And so, I am here with you, to have fun, and to "explore the jungle.

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  • Jungle Deep - Episode 28 Tigers Forever

    Jungle Deep - Episode 28 Tigers Forever
    Jan 2 2014
    How do camera traps work? How has poaching changed over time? How many tigers are left in the wild? What is the greatest need for saving tigers from extinction? Science and nature writer, Sharon Guynup, and National Geographic photographer, Steve Winter, answer these and many more questions about nature's greatest, most beautiful, and endangered predator, the tiger.

    Questions or Comments? Send them to: ken@petliferadio.com

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    33 min
  • Jungle Deep - Episode 27 Wildlife Poet Olivia Binfield

    Jungle Deep - Episode 27 Wildlife Poet Olivia Binfield
    Oct 24 2013
    Over 2 MILLION views on YouTube and a standing ovation on Britain’s Got Talent represents an unprecedented success for 7 year old Wildlife Poet Olivia. What other conservationist has delivered their message to so many and looked so charming doing it?

    Olivia Binfield is a conservation hero in my eyes, and I think you will think so, too. Today we get to meet and talk to Olivia and her mum, in England, about how Olivia did it, why she did it, and what she is doing now to help save animals. And ofcourse, she wants to grow up to be a zoologist.

    Questions or Comments? Send them to: ken@petliferadio.com

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    31 min
  • Jungle Deep - Episode 26 Mongabay's Rhett Butler

    Jungle Deep - Episode 26 Mongabay's Rhett Butler
    Oct 10 2013
    When you want information about the tropical rain forest, maybe diverse information like, the effects of rainforest destruction on climate change, the mining practices for gold in Brazil, the breeding behavior of jaguars, or of the use of drones in monitoring wildlife in Borneo - where would you go? Online, for sure - but to which website? Well, teachers, students, company CEOs, academic PHDs, environmental NGOs, and government officials have been going to the most visited website on the subject of Tropical Rainforests in the world: Mongabay.com. Mongabay was started 14 years ago by a college student and is today, still piloted by its creator, Rhett Butler.

    Questions or Comments? Send them to: ken@petliferadio.com

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    33 min
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