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EPISODE · Aug 25, 2025 · 4H 23M

The Last Poison Mammal: Solenodon and the Caribbean’s Ancient Survivors

from History of the Caribbeans | Exploring Resilience and Culture · host history experts | Joe & Kevin

Discover the ancient, venomous solenodon, an emblem of resilience in Caribbean history, that survived the trials of colonization and the perils of invasive predators. This cinematic, Smithsonian-style documentary spans across 17 chapters, revealing the intertwined tales of the solenodon with Caribbean history, Indigenous knowledge, and cultural heritage. Join us as scientists work by red light, and children sketch paths of pride, unraveling stories of survival that showcase the enduring spirit of the Caribbean community. This journey through time emphasizes the vital need to preserve these fragile habitats and the legacy of this quiet architect of the forest floor.

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