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The Hey there, friends. It's Ellen Weatherford.

And we're here with just the zoo of us, your favorite animal review podcast, where we take your favorite animals and rate them out of 10 in the

categories of effectiveness, ingenuity, and aesthetics, except for this week, where we're not

doing that. That's what I would be saying if we were having a normal episode this week.

There's a little, what's it called, subscript on that second one.

Yeah.

We've had to adjust our format just a little bit this week,

but that's because we are doing something very exciting

that a lot of people have asked us to do something along these lines.

We're taking a trip in the time machine.

We're going back in time

and reviewing two extinct animals, animals which are no longer with us. So we've had to tweak our

format just a little bit to be a little bit more fair to animals who are no longer with us. So it's going to be a little bit of an in-memorium for these creatures.

Yeah.

Really excited to talk about our extinct animals.

Before we do, I do have a little bit of housekeeping.

I want to talk to our listeners about the Max Fund Drive, which it currently is. This episode will be coming out

during the first week of the Max Fun Drive. So folks who have been listening to us for a long

time might remember last year's Max Fun Drive, or if you listen to a lot of other shows on the

Maximum Fun Network, you might already be familiar with about how this goes. But basically the gist of it is that all of the shows on our network are produced by artists

who get to own their content, and that is because we are supported by the audience.

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