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We bring you funny, scary, crazy, interesting and unbelievable stories about animals and nature. Especially animal attacks.
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Monday Sep 14, 2020
Monday Sep 14, 2020
This week, we have one of the best true crime stories involving animals... This is Night of the Grizzlies. We go back in time to 1967, to Glacier National Park. Back then rules for bears were pretty lax, to say the least. Tourists would come from all over to watch grizzlies battle for the best garbage. From when the park was founded in 1910 there had never been a fatal grizzly attack. But on one fateful night it all changes... There are two different grizzly bear attacks just hours apart and a few miles away, both from different bears, and both lead to the death of two 19 year old women. Its a crazy story. We also learn a bit about Glacier National Park and 1967. This is only part one... There may be a cliffhanger.
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Saturday Aug 22, 2020
Saturday Aug 22, 2020
This week we go to the ocean and cover attack stories from one of mans most fearful predators... sharks. These are stories that have all happened in the last few months and most actually take place Down Under, in Australia. For some reason there has been a surge of shark attacks there as well as 4 recent deaths, we cover them all. We also are joined by a special guest Dayna Bodtcher, she is an avid shark lover and related to both hosts. Dayna and Dave both provide their own stories. And we end on the very first shark fatality in the state of Maine.
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Sunday Aug 02, 2020
Sunday Aug 02, 2020
This week we have our "12th" (not 13th like I said in the show) edition of recent animal stories and attacks that have happened from April-July.
1st Story- Man Rescues Coyote Pup on Kayaking Trip
2nd Story- Zookeeper in Zurich Killed by Siberian Tiger
3rd Story- Child in India Killed and Partially Eaten by Wild Pigs
4th Story- Black Bear Attacks Woman in Her Own Backyard
5th Story- Montana Man Attacked by Grizzly Bear
6th Story- Two Men Attacked by Brown Bear in Northern Italy
7th Story- Florida Man Bitten in the Face by Gator While Trying to Retrieve Frisbee from Lake
8th Story- 6 Year Old Boy Attacked by Crocodile in Mexico
9th Story- Woman Falls Off Cliff at Grand Canyon
10th Story- Young Girl Bitten 19 Times by a Fox in New Jersey
11th Story- Brave Young Boy Saves Sister From a Dog Attack
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Saturday Jul 18, 2020
Saturday Jul 18, 2020
Sorry we added the wrong file on the last one. This is the full Force of Nature year end awards.
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Saturday Jul 18, 2020
Saturday Jul 18, 2020
This week we celebrate our 2nd anniversary episode. After two whole years doing the show we really love doing it and a big thank you to all the listeners who support us. We have some new stupid idiots of Yellowstone stories that involve sneaking into the closed park and falling into a thermal pool and people who get too close to wild, dangerous bison. Then we go over which insects have the most painful stings. Spoiler... it's the bullet ant. There are four levels of pain with four being the worst. Then we talk about a plant that if you get stung by it you may commit suicide because the pain is just too much. Then we end the episode with a few listener stories.
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Thursday Jul 02, 2020
Thursday Jul 02, 2020
This week we have part two of invasive species... but this week we focus on invasive species in a certain place. This might be one of the strangest most bizarre places on the planet... Florida. Florida is home to some of the most notable invasive species in the country. These invasive species have either been released by pet owners or escaped facilities. They are now wrecking havoc all over the Sunshine State.
1st Story- Invasive, Giant, Gross and Poisonous Cane Toads
2nd Story- The Dog Like Lizard, Tegu
3rd Story- Iguanas and Nile Monitor Lizards
4th Story- The Yummy Tasting, but Venomous Lionfish
5th Story- Pythons of the Everglades
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Thursday Jun 18, 2020
Thursday Jun 18, 2020
This week we take a look at some species that do not belong. An invasive species is an organism that is not native to a particular area. They can cause great environmental and economic harm to the new area. To be invasive, a species must adapt to the new area easily. It must reproduce quickly. It must harm property, the economy or native plants and animals of the region. Many invasive species are introduced to a new region accidentally, while others are brought on purpose.
1st Story- Japanese Murder Hornets in North America
2nd Story- Pablo Escobar's Cocaine Hippos
3rd Story- Snakes Take Over Guam
4th Story- Pesky Rabbits in Australia
5th Story- Carpocalypse
Skarping video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqykDINEcGo&t=88s
Vice documentary https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnZp1jtOhR0&t=724s
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Wednesday Jun 03, 2020
Wednesday Jun 03, 2020
This week we look into one of the most terrifying animals to have ever lived... the terror birds. Terror birds were giant flightless birds that lived for 60 million years in South America. The largest species was the kelenken, which stood around 10 feet tall and around 400lbs. The most famous terror bird species is named Titanus, this one stands out for being the only one found in North America. Terror birds were apex predators with no competition on South America. Until the Great American Interchange brought other predators to compete with the terror birds.
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Sunday May 24, 2020
Sunday May 24, 2020
This week we take a dive back to the ice age when nature dialed things up to 11, but we are talking about predators this time. We look into some of the most iconic predators of the time. These predators were some of the most successful animals of their time. But for some reason they all died out around 10,000 years ago.
Animals being covered this week.
1. Sabre Toothed Cats (Smilodon)
2. Giant Short Faced Bears
3. Entelodonts (Hell Pigs)
4. American Cheetah
5. Dire Wolves
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Friday May 08, 2020
Friday May 08, 2020
This week we go way back in time back when nature decided to dial it up to 11 and make giant mega-fauna. In part one we will go over some more well known and lesser known giant herbivore animals. We also get to know what an ice age really is. All of these giant creatures went extinct about 10,000 years ago, and we really don't know why exactly. It was a very different earth back then.
Animals being covered this week.
1. Mammoths
2. Mastodons
3. Glyptodon (Imagine a armadillo/turtle the same size as a Volkswagen Beetle)
4. Giant Beavers
5. Elasmotherium (A giant one horned rhino)
6. Magatherium (Giant ground sloth)
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