Hey there. This is Ellen Weatherford.

And Christian Weatherford.

I'm so proud of you for remembering your name this day.

This is just the zoo of us.

This is your favorite animal review podcast, where we get together and we review your favorite animals.

I rate them out of 10 in the categories of effectiveness, ingenuity,

anesthetics. We're still not zoological experts, but we try our best. You'd think we would be by now,

right? You've been at this for a while. Someone mail us a degree or something. Geez. What test do I

have to take? What kind of credits am I getting for this?

But yeah, we do a lot of research and make sure that our information is solid. No fake news here. None to be found. If there is, it's in jest and we'll say so. It should be obvious if we're joking, though. We'll try to make it as obvious as possible. Yeah. Maybe I need to start editing in little like rim shots every time we tell a joke.

Really hammer those. though. We'll try to make it as obvious as possible. Maybe I need to start editing in little

rim shots every time we tell a joke, which really hammer the point home. So normally we just

kind of get right into it, but before we get started, I wanted to provide a follow-up to the last

episode that you and I did together. Oh. Yeah. So last you and I spoke on the podcast.

We haven't talked to each other since that time at all.

A week's ago.

What if we just like as soon as the recording stopped, we did not speak to each other again until the next time we were recording a podcast.

People don't know this, but our whole relationship is just part of the show. It's actually branding, purely for the sake

of branding. Anyway. So last time we did an episode together, you talked about the mudskipper.

Yeah. Delightful little goby fish. If you'd like to learn more about the mud skipper, go back and listen to

that one because it was really fun. In that episode, I think you mentioned that the mud skipper is

sometimes kept as a pet. Yeah. Ceptivity. Yeah. And I wondered out loud how one creates such a habitat

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