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A bi-weekly show that discusses the good, bad, and ugly of animal tourism around the world.
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We've all seen video games, movies, and TV shows dramatizing horrific monsters that have mutated due to excessive radiation. Are these depictions accurate for the remaining wildlife around Chernobyl? How does extreme radiation impact animals?Book your first hostel stay with HostelworldSearch for affordable flights with SkyscannerProtect your next trip with World NomadsSourcesSupport the showFollow me on Instagram @StumbleSafari to see photos from this episode
The cute swimming pigs on Big Major Cay have become Instagram famous within the last decade, drawing hundreds of tourists out to visit them. Should we, as tourists, be participating and visiting Pig Island?List of US farm animal sanctuaries Sources Claim your free Audible audiobookSearch for discount flights on SkyscannerProtect your next vacation with World NomadsSupport the showFollow me on Instagram @StumbleSafari to see photos from this episode
On August 18th the world heard the news that the oldest living orca in captivity passed away at the Miami Seaquarium. Tokitae, otherwise known as Toki or Lolita, had been in captivity for more than 50 years and suffered horrendous treatment throughout most of her life. What does her legacy mean for other whales and dolphins in captivity?Support the Lummi Nation tribeListen to PacMam PodcastProtect your next vacation with World Nomads travel insuranceClaim your free audiobook with AudibleSearch flights for free with SkyscannerSources for this episodeSupport the showFollow me on Instagram @StumbleSafari to see photos from this episode
Is White Gladis really plotting her revenge and taking down boats in the Mediterranean? Is she teaching her family to do the same? Listen as whale researcher Giovanni Galarza and I talk about Gladis's revenge on boats along the Mediterranean coast of Europe.Visit Gio's InstagramListen to Gio and I's other whale episode! (ep 19)Launch your first podcast for free with BuzzsproutSearch for your next flight for free with SkyscannerProtect your next trip with World Nomads travel insuranceSupport the showFollow me on Instagram @StumbleSafari to see photos from this episode
Team Lioness, the Black Mambas, the Akashinga, and Team Kufadza risk their lives every day to help prevent poaching and protect endangered African wildlife. We owe them our thanks and support! Support the Women Team LionessBlack MambasAkashinga*no Kufadza support link availableSourcesClaim your free audiobook with AudibleProtect your next vacation with World NomadsBook your next hostel with HostelworldSupport the showFollow me on Instagram @StumbleSafari to see photos from this episode
Bullfighting exists all over the world but is the most popular - and most rooted in tradition - in Spain. What goes on in a bullfight, how does bullfighting impact Spain, and should it continue? This is part 2 of bull tourism in Spain.Claim your free audiobook with AudibleLaunch your first podcast with BuzzsproutBook your next hostel stay with HostelworldSourcesSupport the showFollow me on Instagram @StumbleSafari to see photos from this episode
Running of the bulls in Pamplona, Spain draws over a million tourists every year. However, should it be happening at all? This is the first part of a two-part series on bull tourism in Spain.Book your next hostel visit with HostelworldLaunch your first podcast with BuzzsproutProtect yourself with World Nomads travel insuranceSourcesSupport the showFollow me on Instagram @StumbleSafari to see photos from this episode
Today we are talking about Thailand's infamous Tiger Temple, its raid, and the lasting repercussions of the destination on tiger tourism throughout Southeast Asia and tiger trafficking.CEE4Life ReportSourcesStart your first podcast with BuzzsproutProtect yourself with World Nomads travel insuranceClaim a free audiobook with an Audible trialSupport the showFollow me on Instagram @StumbleSafari to see photos from this episode
The wild white cattle found only at Chillingham Castle are one of the most rare and genetically unique animals on the planet. The cattle have a mysterious history, and the castle they belong to has a dark past making it a great destination to visit in Europe. Morbid EpisodeChillingham Castle SiteProtect yourself with World Nomads Travel InsuranceStart your Audible free trialSourcesSupport the showFollow me on Instagram @StumbleSafari to see photos from this episode
Steve Irwin was one of the greatest wildlife warriors of our generation. Here's how Steve Irwin became the fantastic conservationist he was, how he impacted the world, and how his family is continuing on in his legacy.Australia Zoo websiteJoin Wildlife WarriorsLearn more about Steve's Place Try Audible for freeLaunch your first podcast with BuzzsproutSearch for your next flight for free with SkyscannerSources Support the showFollow me on Instagram @StumbleSafari to see photos from this episode
I'm back! After struggling with audio for a few weeks (it still isn't perfect), we're back to talk about monkey dance tourism in Southeast Asia, particularly in Indonesia. Let's talk about how it started, what's involved, and answer the big question: is it ethical?JAAN websiteSourcesBook your next hostel stay with Hostel WorldStart your first podcast with BuzzsproutSearch for flights for free with SkyscannerSupport the showFollow me on Instagram @StumbleSafari to see photos from this episode
Due to my microphone giving out, we're bringing back a bonus episode I created for my Patrons! Wildlife tourism is huge in Costa Rica where biodiversity thrives. However, selfie tourism has taken root in the country, especially with animals as loveable as sloths. Let's talk about sloth selfies in Costa Rica and answer the question...is it ethical?Support me on Patreon for ad free and bonus episodes!Listen to Fauna Paradigm Podcast Start your first podcast on BuzzsproutTry Audible for free and claim a free audiobookBook your next hostel stay with HostelworldSupport the showFollow me on Instagram @StumbleSafari to see photos from this episode
The movie Roar was absolute chaos from start to finish with over half of the cast and crew getting injured on set from working with wild animals. How did this film affect the wildlife in the movie directly and the use of wildlife in movies long-term? Watch Roar on YouTubeWatch Weird History's behind the scenesSourcesCheck travel insurance rates with World NomadsTry Audible for freeStart your first podcast with BuzzsproutSupport the showFollow me on Instagram @StumbleSafari to see photos from this episode
Ever wonder how 101 Dalmatians affected breeding and dog shelters? What about films like Finding Nemo? Let's talk about how popular tv and movies featuring animals over the years have affected the pet trade in the US and around the world.SourcesTikTokSupport me on PatreonGive the gift of an Audible subscription hereLaunch your first podcast with Buzzsprout hereBook your first hostel stay with Hostelworld hereCheck travel insurance rates with World Nomads hereSupport the showFollow me on Instagram @StumbleSafari to see photos from this episode
Begging or wandering elephants in Bangkok and other large cities in Thailand and Southeast Asia is a common sight, despite it being outlawed in many destinations. Bangkok is one of the worst of these cities. Here's how begging elephant tourism began and how it affects the elephants who are forced to participate. TikTokSourcesGift an Audible subscriptionStart your first podcast with BuzzsproutBrowse holiday flights on SkyscannerBook Travel Insurance with World NomadsSupport the showFollow me on Instagram @StumbleSafari to see photos from this episode
Today we will be discussing the tragic story of Travis the chimp and why he is an excellent example of why we should not keep wildlife as pets.Graphic description: 19:22 - 20:22LinksDonate to the Club Q healing fund to help victims of the shootingGet a $20 Buzzsprout credit by hosting your first podcastCheck out HostelWorld's Black Friday dealsProtect yourself with World Nomads travel insuranceSourcesWell, I Never YouTube ChannelCheck out photos from this episode on InstagramSupport the showFollow me on Instagram @StumbleSafari to see photos from this episode
Shark cage diving is growing in popularity in countries such as South Africa, Mexico, and Australia. What are the ramifications of shark cage diving, and is it an ethical wildlife tourism experience that we should partake in?LinksWWF Shark and Ray Best PracticesWorld Nomads Travel InsuranceSourcesStart your podcast for free with BuzzsproutGet 30 days and a free audio book with AudibleBook your first hostel with HostelworldSearch for cheap flights using SkyscannerSupport the showFollow me on Instagram @StumbleSafari to see photos from this episode
This week is going to be a little different. Instead of talking about animal tourism, let's talk about how black cats got their label as spooky and a spot as a Halloween decoration. Do these stereotypes have ramifications for black cats?Claim your Audible free 30 day trialHost your first podcast on BuzzsproutSources for today's episode can be found hereRemember to follow me on Instagram for pictures from today's podcast!Support the showFollow me on Instagram @StumbleSafari to see photos from this episode
Snake charming dates back over a thousand years in India and is still practiced today despite it being illegal. Let's talk about how snake charming works, about the charmers themselves, and answer the question: is it ethical?Content warning: Animal abuse/mutilation 27:26 - 36:33Sources for today's show can be found hereCheck travel insurance rates with World Nomads hereSearch for cheap flights with Skyscanner for free hereBook your first hostel with Hostel World hereFind photos for this episode on my InstagramListen to bonus content as well as episodes a week early and ad free by supporting me on PatreonSupport the showFollow me on Instagram @StumbleSafari to see photos from this episode
Today we will do a zoo review of Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle, Washington, USA. Zoos, aquariums, and rescues will now be labeled as "zoo review" instead of destination highlight, because they won't all be winners! Listen to the history of how Woodland Park Zoo was created, their dark past with elephants, and what it's like to visit today.Phone number to reserve park aid: (205) 548-2450LinksAZA vs Roadside Zoos ArticleWoodland Park WebsiteWoodland Park AwardsCheck World Nomads' travel insurance coverage hereSearch for affordable flights for free with Skyscanner hereSign up for Buzzsprout and start your new podcast hereSources for today's show can be found hereCheck out my Instagram for photos of today's show!Support the showFollow me on Instagram @StumbleSafari to see photos from this episode
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