Hi, welcome everybody to relax with animal facts. I'm your host, Steph Wolfe, and I'm here to learn

some facts with you about our furry, scaly, or slimy friends while we relax a little bit and

sometimes kind of go a little off topic. You're going to hear a lot of ums. You're going to hear

a lot of you know stuff like

that because those are easy fallbacks for me.

Because not to forget that I am, of course, learning with you.

Many of the future animals and the current one I did not know much about and I did, I don't

really read, I, you know know I kind of read the facts

over before I before I write him down but generally I'm learning with you 100% so some things

you know I'm going to take a little bit more time with to to understand and to wrap wrap my

head around and whatnot so for any of you first time listeners out there, this is a

kind of an environment that is, well, this podcast is a little bit different. So it's here for

something just for you to listen to while you relax or, you know, you just want something,

somebody just talking and whatnot. There's no real sense of organization. These facts that I have

in front of me are not, you know, they don't go by category. They're just kind of, you know,

dispersed throughout. And I'll, you know, what I like to do is kind of go off on a little

thing sometimes like, you know, so maybe some factors really

interesting to me and I think about it, okay, what if this was applied to humans? What if this,

you know, how does this compare to some other animals that I have, that I know to some degree?

You know, and of course, maybe sometimes the things that I say might be, might be incorrect

or, well, not the facts per se.

The facts are coming from sources, but maybe something, you know, something that I think

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