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Natural World Explored

Hosted by Ben the Quasi-Ecologist · science · EN-NZ

19 episodesAudience: 2
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About this Podcast:

Welcome to Natural Curiosity, a show by the creators of The Natural World Explored.We challenge each other to learn new fascinating tidbits about the natural world and share them with you! We also share audio form episodes of our Natural World Explored videos, where we explore particular animals, behaviours and other jazz that calls this planet home.Stay curious, friends.

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What is Natural World Explored about?

Welcome to Natural Curiosity, a show by the creators of The Natural World Explored. We challenge each other to learn new fascinating tidbits about the natural world and share them with you! We also share audio form episodes of our Natural World Explored videos, where we explore particular animals, behaviours and other jazz that calls this planet home.

What has Natural World Explored covered recently?

Recent episodes include "About That Time We Taught A Gorilla To Speak..." (23 September 2026, 17 minutes), "What It Takes To Be The Most Silent Hunter Alive..." (21 September 2026, 16 minutes), and "Why Is Australia So Dangerous?" (28 February 2026, 19 minutes).

How often does Natural World Explored publish?

Natural World Explored publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 16 minutes across 19 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Natural World Explored?

Booking probability for Natural World Explored is 23%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Natural World Explored requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Natural World Explored's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch Natural World Explored?

The strongest fits for Natural World Explored are Courses, Coaching & Lessons. Natural World Explored has a science audience.

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Natural World Explored is a science podcast with 19 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Sep 23, 202617 min

    Today Ben explores all the times we've tried to teach an another animal how to talk, we meet a chimpanzee with a persons name and we discover that Ben says "Maths" because he isn't American.••••• Your host: Ben the...

  • Sep 21, 202616 min

    Hey friends! Today Ben explores the world of how animals reduce the amount of noise that they make, we meet an owl with very red eyes, and he… feels like he is being watched?••••• Your host: Ben the Quasi-Ecologist...

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    Why Is Australia So Dangerous?

    Feb 28, 202619 minS0

    <p>Hey friends! Today Ben explores if Australia really is the super dangerous continent we all love to hate, we find out why mammals are built different and what happens when two calamities hit big wombats at the same...

  • Dec 22, 202517 minS0

    <p>Hey friends! Today Ben watches an ensemble romcom circa 2007, we find out why Peacocks aren’t extinct (even though they’re ridiculous), and we explore the ways that animals can go extinct from too much romance.Check...

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    There Are New Giraffes. Why?

    Oct 4, 202518 minS0

    <p>Hey friends! Today Ben breaks the news of why there are so many Giraffes now??? We look at the Panther family and why ducks are slowly all becoming the same animal.Want to support Giraffe conservation? Donate to the...

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  • Sep 13, 202516 minS0

    <p>Hey friends! Today Ben clicks on the wrong type of ad, we learn all about scaley lips and dive into the hot topic of dinosaur temperatures.More about how we know the colour of...

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    How Other Animals Use Medicine

    Feb 10, 202520 minS0

    <p>Hey friends! Today Ben talks about a famous great ape, we meet the biggest very small army in the world, and some Madagascan primates that enjoy a nice millipede in the morning.••••• Your host: Ben the...

  • Jan 11, 202515 minS0

    <p>Hey friends! Today Ben talks about magnets, we learn about the smell of raindrops on footpaths, and we follow a Sea Turtle all the way home!</p> <p><br /></p> <p>DONATE to the Barbados Sea Turtle Project:</p>...

  • Jan 11, 202515 minS0

    <p>Hey friends! Today Ben looks at the fastest animals on Earth, we get the first ever metabolic rate tier list [not clickbati!!!] and Ben tries to put together the hardest soundtrack of any animal video on YouTube.</p>...

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    How Animals Clone Themselves

    Jan 11, 202514 minS0

    <p>Hey friends! Today Ben introduces his clone, Qen, we meet an entirely female species of lizard and take a closer look at how chromosomes work IN TURKEYS.</p> <p><br /></p> <p>••••• </p> <p>Your host: Qen, the...

  • Jan 11, 202515 minS0

    <p>Hey friends! Today Ben explores a different kind of video, we take a look at the largest elusive creature on the planet, and we understand how our political world can affect the lives of animals. OKAPI CONSERVATION...

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    Why We Need Gross Animals

    Jan 11, 202515 minS0

    <p>Hey friends! Today Ben explores the world of yucky things, we hear about how a book can ruin an animal’s reputation, and discover that we betrayed our nearest and dearest :(</p> <p><br /></p> <p>CONTENT WARNING</p>...

  • Jan 11, 202515 minS0

    <p>Hey friends! Today Ben explores the world of colour, we hear about how confusing feathers are, and discover that Polar Bears are FREAKIN IMPOSTERS. ••••• Your host: Ben Cooper, the quasi-ecologist ••••• Looking to...

  • Jan 11, 202516 minS0

    <p>Hey friends! Today Ben explores a big blue beast, we hear all about why bugs are little (thankfully), and take a little trip through space and time. ••••• Your host: Ben Cooper, the quasi-ecologist ••••• Looking to...

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    How Birds Conquered New Zealand

    Jan 11, 202514 minS0

    <p>Hey friends! Today Ben explores the last land of dinosaurs, finds a continent that isn’t as dangerous as it sounds and finds out why there are different birds on top of Venezuelan mountains. Donate to Forest & Bird...

  • Jan 11, 202514 minS0

    <p>Hello friends! Today Ben explores the world of agriculture, we find a new crab that shimmies in the deep sea, and meet an ant that drugs other bugs. ••••• Your host: Ben Cooper, the quasi-ecologist ••••• Looking to...

  • Jan 11, 202515 minS0

    <p>Hello and bienvenue, today Ben explores the invisible ways to die, looks at all the different ways plants, animals and fungi mix chemical concoctions and learns what to do if you’re exposed to toxins. •• CONTENT...

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    Why There Are Two Pandas

    Jan 11, 202511 minS0

    <p>ey friends! Today Ben explores two animals with the same name, we find out that there are more than one type of thumb and meet a few critters that are unexpectedly related to these animals. Donate to the Red Panda...

  • Jan 11, 202512 minS0

    <p>Hello and bienvenue, today Ben explores large little animals, surveys cat owners on their hunting habits and learns all about a bug that freezes itself for literally zero gain. ••••• Your host: Ben Cooper, the...

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