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EPISODE · Nov 16, 2021 · 1H 8M

Ugly Animal Babies: Defending Nature's Most Unfortunate Looking Offspring

from Wildly Curious · host Katy Reiss & Laura Fawks Lapole

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Wildly Curious (formerly For the Love of Nature), co-hosts Katy Reiss and Laura Fawks Lapole dive into the strange and endearing world of nature's ugliest babies. From the featherless and squeaky blue jay fledglings to the unsettling appearance of the barn owlet and the naked mole rat, they rank and discuss the most unfortunate-looking animal babies. They explore why some babies appear so odd, while also revealing their redeeming qualities and vital roles in the ecosystem. Tune in for laughs, surprising facts, and a lighthearted defense of nature’s underappreciated youngsters.Perfect for animal lovers, science enthusiasts, and anyone who enjoys humorous takes on the quirks of the animal kingdom. Support the show🎉 Support us on Patreon to keep the episodes coming! 🪼🦤🧠 For more laughs, catch us on YouTube!Track a real wild animal. Support conservation. Feel slightly cooler than you did five seconds ago. Visit www.myfahlo.com to get 20% off tracking bracelets with code WildlyKaty.

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Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Wildly Curious (formerly For the Love of Nature), co-hosts Katy Reiss and Laura Fawks Lapole dive into the strange and endearing world of nature's ugliest babies. From the featherless and squeaky blue jay fledglings to the unsettling appearance of the barn owlet and the naked mole rat, they rank and discuss the most unfortunate-looking animal babies. They explore why some babies appear so odd, while also revealing their redeeming qualities and vital roles i...

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