"What If We.." Podcast Isla

Today we'll be diving into to the life and legacy of the incomparable, Jane Goodall!! The work she has done, the impact she has made and the hope she has generated for the world is immeasurable.She was a kid with a dream and a desire for change, that turned into a life of dedication to our animal friends, nature and the world as a whole. Let's talk about my hero, Jane Goodall :)

Today we'll be talking about a deep sea creature that is incredibly interesting looking and has a lot of mystery around it, the blobfish! Scientists still don't know much about our unique friend, but we will chat about some facts that we do know! Shout out to my brother Kai for requesting the blob fish!

Today we will be talking about a dashingly dressed bird that lives at the South Pole and swims! Ya, you heard that right, a bird that swims! It is the Emporer penguin - our handsomely dressed friend.Shout out to my friend Forrest for requesting this cool animal! Links:Greta Thunberg: https://time.com/person-of-the-year-2019-greta-thunberg/

Today we will be talking about a smiley marsupial that lives down under in Australia! They are like tiny kangaroos with a pouch, hairless tails and bubbly expressions! Can you guess which animal we're talking about? It's the quokka! The smiley marsupial!Special thanks to Aunt Sarah (who's also a fellow animal lover) for this special request!Special guest today: My little brother Kai! :):)He did a great job!Petition: https://www.change.org/p/world-wildlife-fund-help-the-population-of-quo...

Today we will be talking about an animal that is the smallest of its species, can top out at 600 pounds and usually instills tremendous fear in humans.. can you guess who we're talking about?The Black Bear!The majestic, powerful and often misunderstood wonder of the North American forests. Let's learn some unique facts about our friend, the black bear!

Today we'll be talking about a unique bird that weighs about 4 pounds, eats small mammals and is tough enough to withstand the arctic! Let's learn about snowy owls, together! Podcast links:Ecosia: https://www.ecosia.org/