Show Notes
Snoring cats, peaceful pachyderms and orgasmic ostriches. This episode has it all!
We went to Dublin Zoo to chat to keeper Brendan Walsh about a study he carried out on the zoo's largest residents, one that gave him new and remarkable insights into their nocturnal lives.
An elephant-sized THANK YOU to the staff at Dublin Zoo for being so generous with their time and information. It was a wonderful visit.
Photo credit: copyright Ray Mentzel and Niamh Smith
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Music: Podington: Curious, Algo Rhythm, Rope Swing
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