Last episode until July!

We take a sexy look at two very sexy looking animals: the frilled neck lizard of Australia and the secretary bird of Africa. Both with long sexy legs and bodies these two animals are the envy of all supermodels.

We look at the umbrella of a beard of this adorable lizard and some of the wacky feather patterns of the secretary bird who was named after a man of the 1800s? Fashion back then was weird.

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Scientific names
Frilled Neck Lizard: Chlamydosaurus kingii
Secretary Bird: Sagittarius serpentarius

Fun Fact! The secretary bird's scientific names translates to "snake archer." 

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Yes I might have been editing this Monday night before its release date, but just like that snot in your nose and the allergies that caused it; its here!

It's Springtime! And with it, in addition to your constant sneezing comes two very spring time animals, ever if you don't think so. Me, having been a zookeeper for ten years can safely inform you that both the beaver and orb weaver spiders of the world are in fact very, very spring time animals.

Although we don't spend too much time talking about spring we do talk about stinky beaver butts and make some very obvious jokes. As for the orb weavers, they are without a doubt one of the most amazing and frightening spiders you'll find in you garden (but please don't kill them).

Scientific Names
American Beaver: Castor canadensis
Eurasian Beaver: Castor fiber
Garden spider UK: Araneus diadematus
Yellow garden spider US: Argiope aurantia

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This is without a doubt the shittiest episode to date. POOP!

That's right we are talking about animal poop! But not just any poop; some of the weirdest poop in the animal world. Cubed pooped, covering one's self with your own poop, pooping on your own legs, rolling, eating and being born in poop.  The uses of poop are endless when it comes to the animal world.

Scientific names
Common Wombat: Vombatus ursinus
Northern Hairy-nosed wombat: Lasiorhimus krefftii
Southern Hairy-nosed wombat: Lasiorhinus latifrons
Colorado Potato Beetle: Leptinotarsa decemlineata
Marabou Stork: Leptoptilos crumenifer
Turkey Vulture: Cathartes aura
Dung Beetle: Scarabaeus sacer

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