
With Halloween just a few days away, we’re pretty much at peak spooky season. At the Aquarium, that’s code for ODDtober, our celebration of nature’s weird and wonderful side. At the time this releases, the odds are...


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Hosted by Tennessee Aquarium · science · EN-US
The official podcast of the Tennessee Aquarium in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Gain new insights into the animals — even the human kind — living and working in one of the world's largest freshwater-focused aquariums!
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe official podcast of the Tennessee Aquarium in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Gain new insights into the animals, even the human kind, living and working in one of the world's largest freshwater-focused aquariums!
The Podcast Aquatic is hosted by Tennessee Aquarium. The show has published 82 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Nature's Most Devious Tricksters and Treatsters" (28 October 2026, 52 minutes), "Mic Droplet: Invasion Of The Joro Spiders!" (16 October 2026, 17 minutes), and "Tales from the CROC POD!" (6 October 2026, 62 minutes).
The Podcast Aquatic publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 54 minutes across 82 episodes.
Booking probability for The Podcast Aquatic is 34%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Podcast Aquatic requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Podcast Aquatic's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for The Podcast Aquatic are Museums, Zoos & Historic Sites. The Podcast Aquatic has a science audience.
Tennessee Aquarium hosts The Podcast Aquatic, a science podcast with 82 episodes published.
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With Halloween just a few days away, we’re pretty much at peak spooky season. At the Aquarium, that’s code for ODDtober, our celebration of nature’s weird and wonderful side. At the time this releases, the odds are...

The Podcast Aquatic
Ecologically, it's always problematic when a species ends up in a place it doesn't belong. Lately, plenty of people in the Southeast are experiencing an added "ick" factor after coming face-to-web with an especially...

Episode #4
Whether you're talking crocodiles, cayman, alligators or gharials, crocodilians are some of Earth's most successfully designed species. With armored bodies, incredible bite force and surprisingly dedicated parental care...

Episode #3
Generally speaking, the exhibits at the Tennessee Aquarium are designed to replicate a single, distinct ecosystem, from the species residing there to the vegetation that helps set the stage. There are a few exceptions...

Episode #2
In 1996, the Tennessee Aquarium opened the first major expansion to its campus on Chattanooga's downtown riverfront. This new building showcased every kind of sea life imaginable, not to mention every conceivable biome...

The Podcast Aquatic
By their very nature, endangered animals are a difficult target for scientists to research. They tend to be few in number — naturally — and the populations that exist have sometimes survived purely through remaining...

Episode #23
Being selected for an internship or fellowship is a career milestone for many students and recent graduates, but it can also be a bit of a double-edged sword. Ideally, these programs are a chance to battle test skills...

Episode #21
In the Aquarium gift shop years ago, there was once a sea turtle stuffed animal for sale that looked a little ... different. He didn't have all of his flippers, and his shell was missing a notch. This wasn't a...

When most people think about wildlife and nature documentaries, there are places that naturally spring to mind: the Great Barrier Reef, the Amazon Rainforest, the African Serengeti. What most people don't think about is...

Episode #19
There’s no point in arguing that the arrival of a baby animal at an aquarium or zoo isn’t cause for celebration. Many, MANY new generations of animals have been born at the Tennessee Aquarium in our 34-year history, but...

Episode #18
From the shadow play of Plato's allegories and the trials of Beowulf to paintings adorning the walls of caverns in Lascaux, France, mankind has long been fascinated (if also a little unnerved) by the idea of caves...

Episode #17
Since opening its doors in 1992, the Aquarium has shone a bright spotlight on the world's 300+ species of turtles. In the decades since, our experts have had much success hatching and raising new generations of turtles...

Episode #16
In life, there are many ways that your legacy can outlive you, but one of the most common — if no less flattering — is to have someone, or something, named in your honor. In this episode, we’ll meet the scientific...

Episode #15
When you consider how many species and places that have been the focus of films and series by the legendary documentarians of BBC's Natural History Unit, it's frankly astonishing it took them so long to tackle the...

Episode #14
Being a new parent is hard. Infants are small, fragile and, in most respects, completely incapable of caring for themselves. Raising them is a difficult — sometimes impossible-feeling — task. But fish babies? Take that...

Episode #13
More than 13,000 residents live at the Tennessee Aquarium, and because of the dedicated work of our caretaking and veterinary teams, many of them have far exceeded their species’ median life expectancy in human care...

From leaping lemurs and 1,000+ species of orchids and hedgehog- and poison dart frog-likes, Madagascar is home to a splendiferous collection of life, the vast majority of which can be found there and nowhere else on...

Episode #9
In the zoo and aquarium world, creating true-to-wild habitats is critically important, but simply building these miniature worlds for our residents isn’t good enough. After all, even the most beautiful home would start...

Episode #8
Excitement continues to mount on our campus as we anticipate the March 7 opening of our all-new Scuttlebutt Reef gallery. In the previous episode of the show, we took a top-level view of this exciting collection of...

Episode #7
Although the Aquarium is constantly changing up animals inthe exhibits or building new habitats, it’s not often that we get to celebrate the opening of a brand-new gallery. With a building like ours, space is at a...
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Global Head of Real Assets and Co-Head of Private Markets, Legal & General Investment Management
Assistant Federal Public Defender, MD Anderson Cancer Center
Senior Director and chair of the Center for Women in Financial Services, The American College for the Center of Women in Financial Services
Wildlife ecologist and first black woman to host a TV nature show, Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom
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