This month, we’re talking about an animal that’s been connected to humans for thousands of years. Often underestimated, this wooly creature is much more intelligent and fascinating than many people realize. So don’t count them just yet, or you might miss out on some surprising facts as we dive into the world of domestic sheep.

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This month, we’re diving deep into one of the most unique mammals in the world. From their social structure to their wrinkly skin, everything about these little creatures is pretty incredible. So grab a flashlight because it’s going to get a little dark as we head underground to talk about naked mole-rats.

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This month, we’re looking at an animal that’s more closely related to humans than you might think. It can't move; it doesn't have a brain, a heart, or even a mouth, but that hasn't stopped it from surviving on Earth for hundreds of millions of years. So hold your breath, because we're headed all the way to the seafloor to talk about sponges.

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