What do werewolves eat for lunch? Why do they stay away from chocolate? And how do you train a werewolf not to chase after balls… in front of the whole school?

In this fur-raising episode of The Creature Detective, junior Keeper Darcy McAllister interviews Billy, a real-life werewolf (or more specifically, a wereboy) who just wants to make it through school without causing a playground incident. From wilderness schools to weekend howl-athlons, Billy shares the inside scoop on modern werewolf life—including how to survive the full moon, why tracksuit pants are essential, and how the scariest thing for werewolves might just be the school handball court.

✨ Expect:

🐺 A werewolf who’s still figuring out his instincts

🎾 An unfortunate experiment involving a shiny red ball

🍬 Dog treats, biscuits… but absolutely no chocolate

🎙️ And a few hairy truths about growing up a shapeshifter

📘 Want to learn more about werewolves, shapeshifters, and how to spot one at the toy shop?

📥 Download the official keeper starter Guide at thecreaturedetective

🎧 The Creature Detective—a magical podcast for kids who love mythical creatures, surprising facts, and the odd game of fetch (but don’t tell Billy we said that).

NOTE: Every creature you hear is voiced by a real actor—just with a pinch of sound design magic and a dash of AI sparkle to help them sound a little more… mythical.

Actors in this episode are Crystal Moore and Gemma Hart

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What do sardines, Dolly Parton, and a dolphin named Juniper have to do with one of the world’s biggest unsolved mysteries?

In this splashy episode of The Creature Detective, junior Keeper Darcy McAllister sails straight into the heart of the Bermuda Triangle to interview Lurlene, a witty and whip-smart mermaid from the Southern Aquatic Council. But things don’t go swimmingly at first: Darcy accidentally breaks protocol, offends Lurlene’s fins and figure, and nearly blows the entire interview—until a can of sardines and a dose of humility save the day.

What follows is a rare insight into mermaid society: their clan structure, hunting traditions, communication with dolphins, and their ancient talent for song-based direction magic—the kind that may just explain the legend of the Bermuda Triangle…

✨ Expect:

🧜‍♀️ A glamorous, sardine-loving mermaid

🎤 A misunderstanding over “podcasts”

🐟 Underwater etiquette fails (and how to fix them)

🌀 And the secret behind where lost boats really go

📘 Want to know more about merfolk abilities, habitats, and their seasonal migrations?

📥 Download the Keeper Starter Guide at The Creature Detective

NOTE: Every creature you hear is voiced by a real actor—just with a pinch of sound design magic and a dash of AI sparkle to help them sound a little more… mythical.

Actors in this episode are Shana Brown and Gemma Hart.

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In this episode of The Creature Detective, junior Creature Keeper Darcy McAllister braves icy mountaintops with her Nan to interview a real-life Northern Horned Mountain Dragon—who’s suffering from a very inconvenient case of sinus congestion.

But what Darcy discovers isn’t just fire and fangs. Archie, the chilli-loving dragon philosopher, reveals ancient wisdom, surprising dragon biology, and a centuries-old truth about the Great Forgetting—when humans stopped sharing with magical beings.

✨ Expect:

🐉 A fire-breathing sneeze incident

🌋 Dragon flight mechanics (and sulphur snacks)

🥵 A nearly catastrophic chilli chai moment

🛸 And the actual origin of UFO sightings

📘 Want to know more about Dragon abilities, habitats, and their seasonal migrations?

📥 Download the Keeper Starter Guide at The Creature Detective

NOTE: Every creature you hear is voiced by a real actor—just with a pinch of sound design magic and a dash of AI sparkle to help them sound a little more… mythical.

Actors in this episode are Gemma Hart

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