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EPISODE · Sep 27, 2023 · 6 MIN

Ep.22 Canis Lupus Italicus

from Standby in translation · host Michele Battistella

Link to the original episode: Ep.22 Canis Lupus ItalicusThe old people of Abruzzo used to say that the wolf has a poisoned tooth, with a small hole in the neck of a sheep it determined its death. In the province of Parma, a bilateral relationship between the autonomous community of the wolf and the production of seasoned cheese offers prey that is easy to catch, without any effort. If where Attila passed the grass no longer grew, in Tuscany where the wolf is the grass grows again. Sometimes where tourists take selfies, some wolves end up in the frame, sometimes they get pissed in the frame, other times they leave. Then there are places where the wolf waits to see how you handle things and waits for the right moment to go crazy like the ant before winter.Spanish versionOther podcast projects from Michele Battistella and C Reattiva Sono una Fenice IT Soy un fènix ES They're a phoenix EN#Standby original on SpotifyStandby in translation on Spotify english versionModo de Espera on Spotify_standby spanish version more link: Luck Tales Adventures, Michele IG

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