Welcome back to Field Notes where we take a slower approach to animal attacks. Today we discuss what's new in the world of animal / human conflict, we take listener submissions and I take a political compass quiz to find out if I am a libtard cuck or a facist fuck.

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Plants. Pretty harmless, right? They sit around, look pretty, produce oxygen and occasionally give you hay fever. But what if some of them wanted a little more than sunlight and water?

This week on Man Eaters, we're venturing into the terrifying world of man-eating plants. From Yateveo, a thorn-covered botanical nightmare that supposedly crushes unsuspecting travellers, to the infamous Man-Eating Tree of Madagascar and the blood-sucking Vampire Vine of Nicaragua, we're investigating some of history's strangest botanical horrors.

Are these monstrous plants undiscovered predators, elaborate hoaxes or simply the products of overactive Victorian imaginations? We'll also look at some of the genuinely carnivorous plants that prove nature can be pretty bloody weird.

So stop and smell the flowers. Just maybe don't sit down.

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Welcome to Field Notes! Our relaxed, laid back, casual Man Eaters companion series. Today we follow up on a sad update to a story covered on our last episode, we discuss James' love/hate relationship with accents and we play a new game: Krillion!

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