Reticulated Python

Relax With Animal Facts

Stefan Wolfe

Meditation Podcast, Science, Icantsleep, Anxiety, Mental Health, Peaceful Animal Asmr Podcast, Animal Bedtime Stories, Animal Sleep Podcast, Nature, Healing Podcast, Insomnia, Asmr, Relaxing Nature Sounds, Education For Kids, Health & Fitness, Downtosleep, Sleep Stories With Animals, Kids & Family, Sleepy, Depression Podcast

4.8 • 711 Ratings

🗓️ 10 June 2022

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Summary

This podcast episode we talk about the Reticulated Python! Relax, unwind, and join me in the rainforests, where we learn all about the world's longest danger noodle.

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If you would like to learn more, the resources used in this episode are listed below:https://animalia.bio/reticulated-python https://www.theanimalfacts.com/reptiles/reticulated-python/https://reptilesmagazine.com/5-facts-about-the-reticulated-python/https://kidszoo.org/our-animals/reticulated-python/https://www.etymonline.com/search?q=reticulated

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0:00.0	Hello everyone, welcome back to relax with animal facts. I am Steph Wolf and today I am going to be
0:16.2	learning with you about our furry, scaly, or possibly even slimy friends. And in today's case,
0:25.4	it is definitely going to be a scaly friend of ours, finally, because we are covering the
0:33.8	oh so wonderful reticulated python.
0:39.2	This, of course, is a very special listener episode dedicated to Adora and to Elliot.
0:47.9	Thank you for writing in.
0:50.6	This podcast episode would not have been possible without your amazing suggestion.
0:58.5	And so I hope you enjoy your very own episode.
1:02.7	And for those of you that wish to learn more about a particular animal that you find to be super cool,
1:10.6	you can reach out to the show in a couple of different ways.
1:14.9	The first one being through the Instagram, Relax with Animal Facts.
1:20.6	The second, you can always go to relax withanamifacts.com and go under the animal request section. You can also send an email
1:33.1	to relax with animal facts at gmail.com. And the last way is always standing, which is a carrier
1:41.8	pigeon. Whenever I get a new message or a request, I always get so giddy to see
1:49.0	you guys writing into the show. And if I, for whatever reason, have not responded to your email,
1:57.2	to your message, please send one again because it must have gotten lost in the shuffle.
2:04.7	For this episode, I got my facts from animalia.bio, theanimal facts.com,
2:13.1	reptilesmagine.com, kids zoo.org. And and of course for the etymology, I got it from
2:21.4	etymonline.com. This podcast episode would not have been possible without the contributions of
2:30.6	these respective websites. I will leave all of this information in the show notes or the description of this episode.
2:40.8	So be sure to check those resources out if you want to learn more.
2:46.8	And now I would like for all of you to try to notice maybe where you are carrying some tension.
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