Paws Mongolia

Paws Mongolia
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Every animal has a story worth telling. Paws Mongolia Podcast explores remarkable stories that reveal new ways of seeing animals, nature, and ourselves. From Mongolia to the wider world, each episode blends storytelling with thoughtful insights to inspire curiosity, deepen understanding, and celebrate the extraordinary lives we share on Earth.

  1. 2d ago

    The World’s Last Wild Camels

    The remarkable story of the world’s only truly wild camel, surviving in the Gobi Desert of Mongolia and China. The wild Bactrian camel (Camelus ferus) is the world’s only remaining truly wild camel species. Known as khavtgai (хавтгай) in Mongolia, it survives in the remote deserts of Mongolia and China. In this episode, we explore its remarkable history, unique biology, and the conservation efforts to protect one of the world’s rarest large mammals. Theme music: “Selenge” by Céline Dessberg, courtesy of That’s Love Records, used with permission.

    13 min

  2. Jun 22

    The Mystery of Oscar the Cat

    Animals often notice things long before humans do. From changes in the environment to subtle signals we may overlook, their senses can reveal a different way of experiencing the world. In this episode, we explore what animals perceive, what science can explain, and what still remains a mystery. Visit www.pawsmongolia.org to learn more about our work and mission. Please subscribe to the podcast and consider leaving a review. Reviews help more people discover the podcast and support future conversations like this one. Theme music: “Selenge” by Céline Dessberg. Courtesy of That’s Love Records. Used with permission.

    17 min

  3. Jun 15

    Rethinking Animal Fertility Control

    As veterinary science continues to evolve, researchers are exploring new approaches to animal fertility control beyond traditional surgery. This episode examines the opportunities, challenges, and future potential of these emerging technologies in animal welfare. Visit www.pawsmongolia.org to learn more about our work and mission. Please subscribe to the podcast and consider leaving a review. Reviews help more people discover the podcast and support future conversations like this one. Theme music: “Selenge” by Céline Dessberg. Courtesy of That’s Love Records. Used with permission.

    18 min

  4. Jun 8

    The Animal That Helped Build an Empire

    The Mongolian horse is famous for its endurance, resilience, and deep connection to the people of the steppe. In this episode, we explore how this extraordinary animal helped shape Mongolian life, culture, and history—and how its strength and adaptability supported one of the largest empires the world has ever known. Visit www.pawsmongolia.org to learn more about our work and mission. Please subscribe to the podcast and consider leaving a review. Reviews help more people discover the podcast and support future conversations like this one. Theme music: “Selenge” by Céline Dessberg. Courtesy of That’s Love Records. Used with permission.

    12 min

  5. Jun 1

    What Is Cultivated Meat?

    What Is Cultivated Meat? Cultivated meat is one of the most intriguing and potentially transformative innovations in modern food production. In this episode, we explore what cultivated meat is, how it is produced, and why it has captured the attention of scientists, governments, investors, and policymakers around the world. From food security and agricultural innovation to economics, sustainability, and the future of our relationship with animals, cultivated meat raises important questions about how food may be produced in the decades ahead. We examine both the promise and the challenges of this emerging technology, including questions of scalability, consumer acceptance, regulation, and its potential role in future food systems. Whether cultivated meat becomes a major part of global agriculture or remains a niche innovation, it offers a fascinating window into how science and technology may reshape one of humanity’s oldest industries. Join us for a thoughtful exploration of one of the most discussed and debated developments in the future of food. Visit www.pawsmongolia.org to learn more about our work and mission. Please subscribe to the podcast and consider leaving a review. Reviews help more people discover the podcast and support future conversations like this one. Theme music: “Selenge” by Céline Dessberg. Courtesy of That’s Love Records. Used with permission.

    26 min

  6. May 25

    Why Candlelight Conversations Feel Different

    Why do human conversations change in candlelight? For thousands of years, human beings have gathered around firelight to reflect, confess, grieve, bond, and search for meaning. Long before modern technology and artificial light, candlelight shaped the emotional rhythm of human life — creating spaces for silence, vulnerability, storytelling, ritual, and deep conversation. In this episode, we explore the quiet psychology and timeless mystery of candlelight, why people often become more emotionally honest in dim light, and how darkness can transform the way human beings communicate, think, and feel. We also examine the emotional atmosphere of nighttime, ancient ritual traditions across cultures, and the subtle behavioral parallels found throughout the animal world. A philosophical and emotionally immersive conversation about light, memory, intimacy, consciousness, and the enduring human need for meaningful connection. Visit www.pawsmongolia.org to learn more about our work and mission. Please subscribe to the podcast and consider leaving a review. Reviews help more people discover the podcast and support future conversations like this one. Theme music: “Selenge” by Céline Dessberg. Courtesy of That’s Love Records. Used with permission.

    16 min

  7. May 18

    They’ve Been Waiting for Us

    Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the world — but it may also transform the future of animals in ways humanity has never seen before. In this episode, we explore how AI, technology, and the next generation could completely reshape the future of animal welfare, factory farming awareness, wildlife protection, rescue systems, veterinary innovation, and the relationship between humans and animals. For the first time in history, young people are growing up in a world where artificial intelligence can instantly expose animal suffering, industrial farming realities, environmental destruction, and the hidden lives of animals across the globe. A new generation now has access to information, technology, and global awareness unlike anything before. Could this become the turning point that changes how humanity sees animals forever? From AI-powered rescue systems to future technology that may help humans better understand animal emotions and behavior, this conversation explores the rise of a more connected, informed, and compassionate generation. This episode also reflects on hope — the belief that future generations may create revolutionary changes for animals through innovation, empathy, education, and technology. As artificial intelligence continues to reshape society, one question becomes impossible to ignore: Could the next generation become the most transformative generation for animals in human history? Visit www.pawsmongolia.org to learn more about our work and mission. Please subscribe to the podcast and consider leaving a review. Reviews help more people discover the podcast and support future conversations like this one. Theme music: “Selenge” by Céline Dessberg. Courtesy of That’s Love Records. Used with permission.

    15 min

  8. May 11

    The Secret History of Black Cats

    For centuries, black cats have been feared, worshipped, misunderstood, and mythologized across civilizations. But where did these superstitions begin — and why do they still survive today? In this episode, we explore the hidden history of black cats through culture, philosophy, science, and folklore. From ancient Egypt to medieval Europe, from witchcraft myths to modern animal shelters, this is the story of how one of the world’s most beautiful animals became one of its most misunderstood. We also discuss the genetics of black cats, their personalities, their symbolism across cultures, and why many experts believe black cats are among the most affectionate and charismatic companions. This episode challenges fear with knowledge — and replaces superstition with understanding. Visit www.pawsmongolia.org to learn more about our work and mission. Please subscribe to the podcast and consider leaving a review. Reviews help more people discover the podcast and support future conversations like this one. Theme music: “Selenge” by Céline Dessberg. Courtesy of That’s Love Records. Used with permission.

    14 min
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Every animal has a story worth telling. Paws Mongolia Podcast explores remarkable stories that reveal new ways of seeing animals, nature, and ourselves. From Mongolia to the wider world, each episode blends storytelling with thoughtful insights to inspire curiosity, deepen understanding, and celebrate the extraordinary lives we share on Earth.

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    Paws Mongolia
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  • Episodes
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