Hello, everybody. Welcome to relax with animal facts. I am Steph Wolf and I'm here to learn some facts with you

about our furry, scaly or possibly slimy friends, all while relaxing and sometimes going a little bit

off topic. So you'll hear me say some, some ums and you know's I'm getting a lot better

with it. If you guys have heard from the beginning of the podcast to now, you know, we're about,

I think, six or seven episodes in. You know, I'm getting a little bit more used to not using

those crutches, like the ums and the, you know, those sort of things,

the things that I just did right now.

So I want to thank you guys for tuning in today.

All of you listeners, you know, all around the world that want to learn about animal facts.

So I just want to, you know, take a second.

You guys can pat yourselves on the back

because there's a lot of you guys out there that are new listeners and wanted to know something

about animals. Okay, so any of you guys that are new to the show or not, you know, welcome.

So generally this show is where I explore into a new animal with you guys

and I learn a lot. So I learn a lot of facts about different animals that I normally would not

ever know anything about, you know, with the exception of maybe a few that I, that I've done some

research maybe in the past. But the vast, vast majority of animals that we're going to be learning

here, I'm learning straight with you. So I Google a bunch of facts, you know, take them,

pull them from some different resources. And that's kind of, kind of how it works. So you can listen to the show

a number of ways. You could use this kind of maybe you are going to sleep and you just want something

in the background. You want somebody just kind of talking with some neutral tones in the back.

That's completely fine if you want to maybe, you know, sit in a comfy chair, maybe lay down

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