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 even slimy friends, all while relaxing and

sometimes going a little bit off topic. And that's how I believe the best learning happens sometimes

is if you kind of go off topic

and connect it maybe to what to what to something else that you're talking about so any of you

new people tuning in so this is a podcast where I go over animals that I want to learn about

or maybe other people want to learn about, depending on if

people are, you know, writing in. In this case, it's polar bears, which I would love to learn

more about. I don't know too, too much about them. So I learn here right with you. I go on the

internet, I find facts, and I just kind of go over them with you

and maybe connect them to different animals that we've learned already. I think this is episode

maybe number 11, I think. Yeah, I think it's the sloth episode. If you haven't listened to that

episode, you can go ahead and listen to it. The sloth episode is the 10th one, I think. So 10th anniversary, their ego. So really quickly,

I just want to talk about social media. So soon I'm going to be opening up a social media

account for the podcast, mostly just for like polls as to what kind of animals you guys would like to listen to or would

like to learn more about. So that's pretty much it. But until that happens, if you want to

learn about a specific animal, you could always write in to relax with animal facts at gmail.com

and yeah, I'll look into into it so you can listen to this

podcast a number of ways it seems as though the majority of you guys out there enjoy putting this on

before before bedtime and that's that's absolutely great i'm glad that you kind of can use the podcast

to wind down a little bit and learn, right? Just

focus your mind on something and you can drift off. Or maybe it's the middle of the day and you

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