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Episdode 43 "Are Zoos & Aquariums still relevant? Do they have a future?"
Jun 12, 2026
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Episode 41 “Zoo, Game Reserves & Sanctuaries. What’s the difference?”
May 30, 2026
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Episode 40 " Flood at Cango Wildlife Ranch" with Heinz Guber
May 22, 2026
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| 6/12/26 |  Episdode 43 "Are Zoos & Aquariums still relevant? Do they have a future?" | In this Episode, hosts Ryne Ferguson and Ayrton King tackle one of the most debated topics in the animal care industry: Are zoos and aquariums still relevant and do they have a future?As public expectations around animal welfare, conservation, education, and ethics continue to evolve, modern zoological facilities face increasing scrutiny and changing challenges. Ryne and Ayrton explore how zoos and aquariums have transformed over the years, the important roles they play in conservation, research, education and animal welfare. We discuss how their future may depend on their ability to adapt to a changing world and the exciting future of animal care.The conversation examines common criticisms, public perceptions, and the responsibilities of modern animal care professionals, while highlighting the positive impact that accredited facilities can have on both wildlife and people.Whether you're an animal care professional, conservation enthusiast or simply curious about the future of zoological institutions, this episode offers a balanced and thought-provoking discussion on where zoos and aquariums stand today and where they may be heading tomorrow.🎙️ Listen now and join the conversation about the future of animal care, conservation, and the role of zoos and aquariums in our society.📧: animal.talk201@gmail.com Our Links:https://linktr.ee/animaltalkpodcastSAAKA Links:https://linktr.ee/saaka_org | — | ||||||
| 6/5/26 |  Episode 42 "Habituation & Desensitisation" | In this episode of Animal Talk Podcast, hosts Ryne Ferguson and Ayrton King dive into the important behavioural concepts of habituation and desensitisation. These two processes are often discussed in animal training and welfare circles, but what do they really mean, and how can they be applied effectively in animal care?Ryne and Ayrton explore the differences between habituation and desensitisation, how they occur, and why understanding them is essential for anyone working with animals under human care. From reducing fear responses to helping animals become comfortable with new environments, the discussion highlights practical examples and real-world applications used by animal care professionals.Whether you're an animal keeper, trainer, behaviourist, student, or simply passionate about animal welfare, this episode provides valuable insights into how animals learn to adapt to the world around them and how these techniques can be used to improve welfare outcomes.Join the conversation as Ryne and Ayrton unpack the science, share experiences from the field, and discuss how thoughtful behavioural management can help animals thrive.📧: animal.talk201@gmail.comOur Links:https://linktr.ee/animaltalkpodcastSAAKA:https://linktr.ee/saaka_org | — | ||||||
| 5/30/26 |  Episode 41 “Zoo, Game Reserves & Sanctuaries. What’s the difference?” | In this episode, Ryne Ferguson and Ayrton King dive into the often-debated topic of “Zoo, Game Reserves & Sanctuaries. What’s the difference?” Through an open and honest conversation, they explore the key differences between these environments while also highlighting the many similarities they share in animal welfare, conservation, education, and daily care.The discussion sheds light on the vital roles played by animal keepers, reserve staff, trainers, veterinarians, and conservation teams who work tirelessly behind the scenes to provide animals with the highest standard of care possible under human management.Ryne and Ayrton also tackle common misconceptions surrounding zoological facilities and game reserves, offering listeners a deeper understanding of the dedication, expertise, and responsibility involved in caring for animals ethically and responsibly.This episode provides a balanced perspective on both industries while encouraging thoughtful conversations about animal welfare, conservation, and the people who dedicate their lives to protecting and caring for wildlife.📧: animal.talk201@gmail.comLinks:https://linktr.ee/animaltalkpodcastSouth African Animal Keeper Association SAAKA:https://linktr.ee/saaka_orgAfrican Association for Wildlife under Human CareAAWHC:https://www.aawhc.co.za | — | ||||||
| 5/22/26 |  Episode 40 " Flood at Cango Wildlife Ranch" with Heinz Guber | In this Episode, hosts Ryne Ferguson and Ayrton King sit down with Heinz Guder, the Assistant Curator at Cango Wildlife Ranch, to discuss the devastating floods that recently impacted the facility.Heinz shares an inside look at how the team prepared for the flood conditions, the emergency response measures that were put in place, and the incredible dedication shown by staff during the crisis to ensure the safety and welfare of the animals under their care.The conversation also explores the challenges the ranch continues to face in the aftermath of the disaster, the ongoing recovery efforts, and how the public and animal care community can assist and support the facility during this difficult time.This episode highlights resilience, teamwork, preparation, and the passion of animal care professionals working through one of the most challenging situations a zoological facility can face.Cango Wildlife Ranch Flood Relief: https://donorbox.org/cango-wildlife-flood-reliefEmail us: animal.talk201@gmail.comOur links:https://linktr.ee/animaltalkpodcastSAAKA links: https://linktr.ee/saaka_orgeRadioSA:https://eradiosa.com/ | — | ||||||
| 4/17/26 |  Episode 39 "All about Kelp" | Dive beneath the surface in this episode “All About Kelp”! 🌊This week, Ryne and Ayrton explore the fascinating world of kelp, one of the ocean’s most important and underrated organisms. From what kelp actually is (hint: it’s not a plant!) to where it’s found along coastlines, the duo break down how these giant brown algae form thriving underwater forests that support entire marine ecosystems.They chat about what conditions kelp needs to thrive, and the vital role it plays in providing food, shelter, and oxygen in the ocean. The conversation also branches into the many ways humans use kelp, from food and fertilizers to surprising everyday products.Bringing it closer to home, Ayrton shares insight into how kelp is cultivated and maintained within aquarium environments, highlighting the challenges, techniques, and care required to replicate these dynamic systems in a controlled setting.Whether you’re a marine enthusiast, aquarist, or just curious about the ocean’s hidden forests, this episode is packed with engaging facts and practical insights into the world of kelp. 🌿🐠📧: animal.talk201@gmail.com Our Links: https://linktr.ee/animaltalkpodcastSAAKA Links: https://linktr.ee/saaka_org | — | ||||||
| 4/10/26 |  Episode 38 "Setting up for success" | In this episode Ryne and Ayrton dive into the concept of “setting up for success” when it comes to animal training. They unpack how thoughtful preparation of your training environment can make all the difference in achieving positive outcomes for both keeper and animal.From minimizing distractions and choosing the right space, to understanding timing, positioning, and reading animal behaviour, this episode explores the small but powerful details that help create a winning setup. Ryne and Ayrton share practical insights and real-world experiences on how setting the stage correctly can build confidence, improve communication, and ultimately lead to more effective and ethical training sessions.Whether you're working with zoo animals, domestic species, or anything in between, this episode is packed with tips to help you set your animals and yourself up for success. | — | ||||||
| 3/27/26 |  Episode 37 "The History Of Zoos & Aquariums" | In this episode, Ryne and Ayrton take a journey through time to explore the fascinating history of zoos and aquariums. From ancient menageries and royal collections to the modern, conservation-driven facilities we know today, they unpack how these spaces have evolved alongside our understanding of animal care and welfare.The conversation dives into the shifting purpose of zoos and aquariums—moving from entertainment and curiosity to education, research, and conservation. Ryne and Ayrton reflect on key turning points in history, how public perception has changed, and the ongoing challenges faced by modern institutions.This episode offers an insightful look at where the industry has come from, where it stands today, and what the future might hold for animal care professionals and the animals they work with.📧: animal.talk201@gmail.comOur links:https://linktr.ee/animaltalkpodcastSAAKA:https://linktr.ee/saaka_org | — | ||||||
| 3/20/26 |  Episode 36 "Turtle Rehabilitation"(with Ayesha Cornelius) | In this episode Ryne and Ayrton catch up with Ayesha from the Two Oceans Aquarium for an inspiring and insightful conversation about turtle rehabilitation. Ayesha shares the incredible work done each year to rescue and care for stranded baby turtles, often found along the coastline after hatching. The discussion dives into the challenges these tiny ocean travellers face, from cold shock to dehydration, and how dedicated teams step in to nurse them back to health. Ayesha also gives a behind-the-scenes look at what it’s like working closely with these animals at the aquarium, highlighting the patience, care, and passion required to support their journey back to the wild. It’s a heartwarming episode that showcases the impact of conservation and the important role rehabilitation plays in protecting our ocean wildlife.Turtle Rescue SA: +27 83 300 1663📧:animal.talk201@gmail.comLinks 🔗:https://linktr.ee/animaltalkpodcastSAAKA:https://linktr.ee/saaka_orgeRadioSA: | — | ||||||
| 3/13/26 |  Episode 35 "Empathy" | In this episode, Ryne and Ayrton dive into the topic of empathy and why it plays such an important role in the world of animal care. The conversation explores how empathy helps us better understand and connect with the animals we work with, the guests who visit our facilities, and the colleagues we work alongside every day.From interpreting animal behaviour and improving welfare, to creating meaningful guest experiences and building supportive teams, Ryne and Ayrton unpack how empathy shapes the way we approach our work as animal care professionals. They also reflect on the balance between compassion and professionalism, and why developing empathy is a key skill for anyone working with animals and people alike.It’s a thoughtful and relatable discussion about seeing the world through different perspectives — whether that’s a visitor experiencing a zoo or aquarium for the first time, a teammate having a challenging day, or an animal responding to its environment.Don’t forget to Subscribe! 📧: animal.talk201@gmail.comOur Links:https://linktr.ee/animaltalkpodcastSAAKA Links:https://linktr.ee/saaka_orgeRadioSA:https://eradiosa.com/podcasts-2 | — | ||||||
| 3/6/26 |  Episode 34 (with Tim Smith) | In this episode of Animal Talk Podcast, Ryne and Ayrton sit down with Tim to chat about his work at uShaka Marine World and his involvement with the Southern African Marine Biological Research Association (SAAMBR). As a fellow committee member of the South African Animal Keepers Association (SAAKA), Tim also shares insights into the work being done behind the scenes to support and connect animal care professionals across South Africa.The conversation dives into an exciting new feature coming soon from SAAKA, aimed at bringing even more value to the animal care community. Ryne, Ayrton, and Tim discuss why initiatives like this are so important for keepers, trainers, and aquarists.The episode then shifts toward an often overlooked topic in aquariums — welfare and enrichment for animals in quarantine. Tim explains how enrichment can still play a vital role during quarantine periods, ensuring animals remain stimulated and cared for even while undergoing necessary health and observation protocols.A great mix of keeper development, industry news, and practical animal care discussion — this is an episode you won’t want to miss. 🐧🐠🎙️📧: animal.talk201@gmail.comLinks:https://linktr.ee/animaltalkpodcastSAAKA:https://linktr.ee/saaka_org | — | ||||||
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| 2/27/26 |  Episode 33 "Scheduling" Part 2 | In this Episode, hosts Ryne and Ayrton continue their deep dive into Scheduling – Part 2. Picking up from the first discussion, they explore practical ways to structure daily routines that support both keeper wellbeing and animal welfare. From balancing workloads and adapting to seasonal pressures, to recognising when schedules need flexibility rather than rigidity, the conversation highlights how thoughtful planning can improve care standards across the board.They also share real-world examples from their own experiences, offering tips and reflections for anyone working in animal care, training, or wildlife facilities. If Part 1 got you thinking, this episode takes it a step further with actionable insights and honest discussion about what truly works on the ground. | — | ||||||
| 2/20/26 |  Episode 32 "Keeper Development" (with Hayley Tennant) | In this episode Ryne and Ayrton sit down with Hayley to chat about her passion for Keeper Development — a topic close to the heart of anyone working in animal care. As a fellow SAAKA committee member alongside the hosts, Hayley shares her perspective on what keeper development really means, why investing in people is just as important as caring for animals, and how strong professional communities help keepers grow, learn, and thrive throughout their careers.The conversation then takes a fun turn with a quick-fire acronym quiz, unpacking some of the key organisations that support animal professionals around the world — including IMATA, IZE, ICZ, EAZA, SAAKA, ABMA, and IAATE. From training and standards to networking and education, these associations play a vital role in shaping the future of animal care.A great episode for keepers at any stage of their journey — and a reminder that developing people is essential to developing animal care. 📚🦭📧: animal.talk201@gmail.comOur links 🔗:https://linktr.ee/animaltalkpodcastSAAKA links 🔗:https://linktr.ee/saaka_orgeRadio:https://eradiosa.com | — | ||||||
| 2/13/26 |  Episode 31 "Scheduling" part 1 | In this episode of Animal Talk Podcast, Ryne and Ayrton dive into the world of scheduling — the good, the bad, and the unintended consequences.They unpack how schedules can be incredibly beneficial for us as keepers, trainers, and managers: bringing structure, efficiency, and sanity to busy days. But they also challenge a big assumption, are our rigid schedules always good for the animals in our care?From predictable routines to time pressures, Ryne and Ayrton explore how human-driven schedules can sometimes clash with natural behaviours, welfare needs, and individual animals. This is the first part of a deeper conversation that asks an important question: who are our schedules really serving?A thoughtful, honest chat that sets the tone for rethinking routine, for people and animals alike. 🐾📋📧: animal.talk201@gmail.comOur links 🔗:https://linktr.ee/animaltalkpodcastSAAKA links 🔗:https://linktr.ee/saaka_orgeRadio:https://eradiosa.com/ | — | ||||||
| 2/6/26 |  Episode 30 "From Mongolia to Polar Bears" (Josh Mazza) | In this episode, Ryne and Ayrton sit down with Josh Mazza for a wild journey across two extreme corners of the world. Josh shares his incredible experience travelling through Mongolia and working alongside traditional eagle hunters, learning about their deep cultural connection with hunting eagles and the realities of life in one of the planet’s harshest landscapes.The conversation then shifts from the vast Mongolian steppe to the frozen north of Canada, where Josh guides tourists on unforgettable trips to see polar bears in the wild. He unpacks what it’s really like working with apex predators, the importance of ethical wildlife tourism, and the challenges of balancing conservation with human curiosity.From ancient traditions to Arctic giants, this episode is packed with adventure, insight, and a whole lot of respect for the animals that rule these extreme environments. ❄️🦅🐻❄️📧: animal.talk201@gmail.comOur links 🔗:https://linktr.ee/animaltalkpodcastSAAKA links 🔗:https://linktr.ee/saaka_orgeRadio: | — | ||||||
| 1/30/26 |  Episode 29 "What it takes to get through busy season" | In this episode, Ryne and Ayrton dive into “What it takes to get through busy season.” From the long hours and pressure that come with peak periods to the often unseen work happening behind the scenes, they unpack what it truly takes to keep things running when everything is full steam ahead.They chat honestly about the importance of schedules, planning, and structure — and how these can directly affect the animals you’re caring for during busy season. Just as importantly, they discuss why taking time off matters, how it can impact you as a keeper, and why sometimes the schedule itself needs to change to protect animal welfare, your wellbeing, and the team around you.This episode is a real and relatable conversation about balance, burnout, adapting when things become overwhelming, and learning when to push — and when it’s time to reset.🎙️ A must-listen for anyone working in animal care, wildlife, zoos, or any industry that truly understands what “busy season” feels like.📧: animal.talk201@gmail.comOur links 🔗:https://linktr.ee/animaltalkpodcastSAAKA links 🔗:https://linktr.ee/saaka_orgeRadio:https://eradiosa.com/ | — | ||||||
| 1/23/26 |  Episode 28 "Being an Aquatic Vet Nurse" (with Mel Boots) | In this episode, Ryne and Ayrton are joined by Mel, an aquatic veterinary nurse with an incredible career working hands-on with marine wildlife.Mel shares what it’s really like to care for animals such as sea turtles and seals, and how her work has extended from aquatic environments into the broader world of Australian wildlife. From rescue and rehabilitation to the realities of working in demanding animal care roles, this conversation offers a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at aquatic vet nursing.The chat also dives into Mel’s recent trip to Cape Town, where wildlife, ocean culture, and travel experiences add another layer to her story.If you love marine animals, wildlife conservation, or hearing real stories from people working in the field, this episode is one you won’t want to miss. 🎙️🌊📧: animal.talk201@gmail.comOur links 🔗:https://linktr.ee/animaltalkpodcastSAAKA links 🔗:https://linktr.ee/saaka_orgeradio:https://eradiosa.com | — | ||||||
| 1/16/26 |  Episode 27 "Recap 2025 & to the New Episodes of 2026" (with Ryne & Ayrton) | In Episode 27, Ryne and Ayrton sit down to reflect on the highlights, challenges, and unforgettable moments of 2025. From standout conversations to behind-the-scenes experiences, they recap the year that shaped the podcast and the stories that made the most impact.Looking ahead, the duo also share an exciting an announcement about what’s coming in 2026 — including new episodes, a renewed focus on bringing listeners closer to the world of animals, wildlife, and conservation.For new listeners to the podcast Ryne and Ayrton explore topics ranging from wildlife and zoo life to animal behavior, conservation efforts, and the people working hands-on with animals every day. Whether you’re an animal professional, a wildlife enthusiast, or just someone who loves learning about the natural world, this podcast offers insightful discussions, real experiences, and a genuine passion for animals.Join us as we close one chapter, open another, and continue the conversation about the animals we share this planet with.📧: animal.talk201@gmail.comOur links 🔗:https://linktr.ee/animaltalkpodcast SAAKA:https://www.saaka.org Their links 🔗:https://linktr.ee/saaka_org eradio:https://eradiosa.com | — | ||||||
| 11/29/25 |  Episode 26 "Target Training" | 🎙️In this episode, Ryne and Ayrton explore one of the most versatile and welfare-boosting tools in modern animal care: target training. From zoos to home habitats, target training helps animals participate in their own care, reduce stress, and build trust with their caregivers—and today, our hosts break down exactly how it works.Tune in as they discuss:🔹 What target training is and why it’s so effective🔹 How trainers use targets to shape behaviors with clarity and consistency🔹 Tips for getting started with target training in any settingWhether you’re an animal professional, an enthusiast, or just curious about positive reinforcement, this episode offers practical insights and inspiring stories from the world of animal behavior. Join Ryne and Ayrton for a deep dive into how a simple target can transform communication, care, and welfare.🎧📧: animal.talk201@gmail.comOur links: https://linktr.ee/animaltalkpodcast | — | ||||||
| 11/22/25 |  Episode 25 "Passion, dedication & Giraffes" (with Khomotso Madisha) | 🎙️In this inspiring episode of Animal Talk Podcast, Ryne and Ayrton sit down with Khomotso to unpack his unforgettable experience at the Johannesburg Zoo’s Wild Welfare workshop. Khomotso shares what he learned from the training, how it opened his eyes to new approaches in animal care, and the ways it has already transformed his day-to-day work with the animals at the National Zoological Garden, especially the giraffes he’s so passionate about.From refining enrichment strategies to developing thoughtful training plans, Khomotso talks about the skills he’s bringing back to his team and the goals he’s setting for the future. It’s an honest, motivating conversation about growth, welfare, and the dedication required to give animals the best possible lives.🎧Tune in for a heartfelt chat filled with insight, humour, and a whole lot of love for animals.🦒🐃🐆🐠🌳🌿📧:https://animal.talk201@gmail.com SAAKA:https://www.saaka.org All our links: https://linktr.ee/animaltalkpodcast | — | ||||||
| 11/15/25 | Episode 24 "Record Keeping" | Ryne and Ayrton dive into the often-overlooked backbone of excellent animal care: record keeping. From daily notes to lifelong histories, they break down why meticulous documentation is essential for animal welfare, team communication, and long-term species management.The hosts compare the most commonly used systems in professional animal care settings, including ZIMS by Species360, and share what makes it such a powerful resource. They also explore some emerging tools and innovative software that are reshaping how facilities track health data, behavioral observations, enrichment, training progress, and more.Whether you’re a zookeeper, wildlife professional, or just fascinated by the behind-the-scenes work that keeps animals thriving, this episode offers a thoughtful look at how strong record keeping practices benefit animals and caregivers. Zims 👉https://species360.org/zims-for-care-and-welfare/ Zoo Monitor 👉https://zoomonitor.org All our links 👉https://linktr.ee/animaltalkpodcast | — | ||||||
| 10/4/25 |  Episode 23 Wild Welfare (with Dave & Margret) | In this episode Ryne and Ayrton catch up with two renowned voices in animal welfare , Dave Morgan and Margret Whittaker, for an insightful conversation about Wild Welfare and their important work improving animal care standards around the world.The discussion dives into the mission and impact of Wild Welfare, the challenges facing captive wild animals globally, and the power of education and collaboration in driving better welfare outcomes. The team also looks ahead to the upcoming workshop at Joburg Zoo, exploring what participants can expect, why it matters, and how this initiative is helping to shape the future of animal care in the region.Whether you're a zookeeper, welfare advocate, or just passionate about animals, this episode delivers practical insights and inspiring stories from the field.🐾 Tune in and get involved in the conversation about making a real difference for wild animals in human care.👇Wild Welfare https://wildwelfare.orghttps://www.wildwelfare-us.org👇Dave Morgan📧: dave@wildwelfare.org👇Margret Whittaker📧: margaret@wildwelfare.org👇To chat to us at Animal Talk Podcast 📧: animal.talk201@gmail.com👇Get all our social media and YouTube https://linktr.ee/animaltalkpodcast | — | ||||||
| 9/13/25 | Episode 22 "Exhibit Design" | In this episode, Ryne and Ayrton dive into the fascinating world of exhibit design. A field where creativity meets science to improve the lives of animals in human care.They explore how thoughtful, intentional design isn't just about aesthetics or visitor experience. It's a crucial tool for supporting animal welfare, encouraging natural behaviors, and providing enrichment that keeps animals mentally and physically stimulated.From recreating complex habitats to introducing hidden challenges that mimic the wild, Ryne and Ayrton share insights, examples, and behind-the-scenes stories from the world of animal care.Whether you're a zoo enthusiast or just curious about what goes into making a great animal space, this episode offers a deep look at how good design can lead to better lives for both animals and the people who care for them.Chat to us 👇Email 📧 animal.talk201@gmail.com👇For more about this podcasthttps://linktr.ee/animaltalkpodcastThanks for listening and don’t forget to subscribe, Like, comment and share so that our podcast can’t reach more people | — | ||||||
| 9/6/25 |  Episode 21 "Largest Aerodrome in the world" (with Tammy Caine) | In this episode Ryne chats with Tammy Caine from FreeMe Wildlife, to talk about their groundbreaking new project: the Aerodrome, a massive, purpose-built flight tunnel designed to prepare raptors and other birds for release back into the wild.Tammy shares the challenges of rehabilitating injured and the importance of flight conditioning, and how the Aerodrome is transforming the way FreeMe Wildlife prepares birds of prey for life on the wing. From running vultures to heartwarming success stories, this episode dives into the passion and purpose driving one of South Africa’s most innovative wildlife rehabilitation facility.Whether you're a bird lover, conservationist, or just curious about what it takes to get an eagle flying again, this episode is not to be missed.👇FreeMe Wildlife websitehttps://freemewildlife.orgFreeMe Wildlife socials https://www.facebook.com/https://www.instagram.com/freemewildlifeAnimal Talk PodcastEmail 📧: animal.talk201@gmail.comhttps://linktr.ee/animaltalkpodcast | — | ||||||
| 8/30/25 | Episode 20 "Dealing With Loss" | In this heartfelt episode, Ryne and Ayrton open up with a deeply personal story that sets the tone for an honest and compassionate conversation about loss. From the grief of losing a beloved pet to the quiet moments of reflection that follow, the duo explores how animals shape our lives, and how we cope when they’re gone. Whether you've experienced loss firsthand or want to better support someone who has, this episode offers comfort, connection, and a reminder that healing often begins with simply sharing the story.Chat to us 👇Email 📧 animal.talk201@gmail.com👇For more about this podcasthttps://linktr.ee/animaltalkpodcastThanks for listening and don’t forget to subscribe, Like, comment and share so that our podcast can’t reach more people | — | ||||||
| 8/16/25 |  Episode 19 "Caring for Octopus" (with Taygan Roberts) | In this episode Ryne and Ayrton dive deep into the mysterious world of one of the ocean's most intelligent creatures, the octopus. They're joined by Taygan, an Aquarist with hands-on experience raising and caring for these fascinating cephalopods. From tank setup and feeding habits to enrichment and behavior, Taygan shares what it really takes to keep an octopus healthy and stimulated in human care. Whether you're a marine biology enthusiast or just curious about these elusive escape artists, this episode is packed with fun facts, practical tips, and a few stories.🐙👇To sign up for the JHB Zoo workshop https://www.joburgzoofriends.org/workshop👇To become a member of SAAKA https://saaka.org.za/membership/👇To chat to us at Animal Talk Podcast 📧: animal.talk201@gmail.com👇Get all our social media and YouTube https://linktr.ee/animaltalkpodcast | — | ||||||
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