Podcast
Freaky Fauna Friday
Hosted by Cryptids of the Corn LLC · EN
Just come hang out every Friday with a cool species from the planet earth! If you have a species, you would like to know more about please email below!
cryptidsofthecornpodcast@gmail.com
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Upside-Down Jellyfish
1w ago00:17:57Tap to summarizeThese funky, gelatinous creatures spend most of their life upside-down with their feeding arms extended toward the sky photosynthesizing.
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Bottlenose Beaked Whale
2w ago00:24:24Tap to summarizeThe Bottlenose Beaked Whale is known for its extremely bulbus head in adult males and having one of the strongest populations of beaked whales remaining. Also, it's one of Jay's favorite cetaceans!
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Giant Pacific Octopus
3w ago00:21:28Tap to summarizeThe largest living Octopus known for its high level of intelligence, ingenuity, and even playfulness.
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Lyre Bird
4w ago00:16:59Tap to summarizeOne of Earths greatest vocal mimics and a pretty good dancer as well.
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May 2900:12:54Tap to summarizeThe fish that lives in other animal!
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Triops
May 2200:19:32Tap to summarizeThe Triops are the mass extinction specialists and prove the age-old adage that three eyes are better than one.
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Flying Snakes
Apr 1700:23:27Tap to summarizeHiding around in the canopies above your head, a creature a lurking and waiting for its opportunity to strike. Is this snake really flying or just falling with style?
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Hooded Pitohui
Apr 1000:20:54Tap to summarizeThese colorful, tropical birds are hiding quite the secret in their plumage. Remember, don't touch the wildlife on this episode of Freaky Fauna Friday
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Moonrats
Apr 300:16:46Tap to summarizeToday's fauna is a crazy animal called the Moonrat. Not only are they closely related to Hedgehogs, but they also stink of ammonia, have independent nostrils they can close, and hate each other.
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Deep-Sea Giant Isopods
Mar 3000:21:07Tap to summarizeWhat happens when a woodlouse becomes a deep-sea apex predator? They get giant!
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