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Biologica: Where Humans and Animals Meet

Through stories and interviews, join Dr. Susan - shelter veterinarian and science educator - to explore how animals and humans interact and how nature and society intersect. From the vernal pools of Maine to the mountains of Ecuador, let’s dive in and make discoveries together.

Podcast · By susanhayhurst · English · Official site

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Sep 23, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    The Rat Pack (opens the original)

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    The Rat Pack: Rats and the Humans Who Love Them Discover why rats make wonderful, sweet pets in this episode of Biologica. If you love them, fear them, or are just curious, come learn some things that might surprise you! In this episode, Skye adopts three boy rats, and Dr. Susan interviews the adoption coordinator at Mainely Rat Rescue. We also spy on rats in the City of Lights. Mainely rat rescue home page: Mainely Rat Rescue – Because Every Rat Is Worth Rescuing https://mainelyratrescue.org/ra

  2. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    Tiny Tigers: the roots of cat behavior issues (opens the original)

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    Welcome to season 2 of the Biologica Podcast! Join Dr. Susan and Dr. Christine Calder as we explore cats, how they see the world and their lives in our homes, and when/why things go wrong. We’ll explore cat aggression, stress and conflict in multi-cat homes, and other cat behavior issues, but also how they connect to the natural behaviors in wild cats they are related to. We’ll also explore things we can do to help. Learn about the “tiny tigers” in your home, and how to make the home setting a m

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