Welcome to Day 3 of Wildlife Week.

If you missed yesterday's episode about the female alpha wolves that rule Yellowstone,

go check it out. It is really good.

And be sure to come back tomorrow for this incredible story that includes tape of one of our producers getting very close and personal with lionesses. It is wild. But first I have a favor to ask. The reason we are

doing Wildlife Week is we have a new book coming out called Wildlife. And I can't explain to you how good this book is I mean I guess I will try there

are stories from every corner of the earth every biome every place and you will learn things about the natural world that will amaze you

and you will not be able to stop talking about.

So please go pre-order the book today.

There's a link in the episode description. For a limited time

when you pre-order you can also get yourself a free luggage tag. It's really it's

cute, it's well-made. So pre-order the book and claim your luggage tag and then go out into this

weird, wild world. Okay, on to the show.

So I have this ritual.

I think a lot of people actually share this ritual,

which is sometimes after a long day, I will sit down and I will put on whatever nature documentary is available that I haven't seen.

You know, a rain forest and it's beautiful and you hear the dripping water and some

creature crawling through the underbrush.

There's just one problem with this peaceful escape.

It's a lie.

You're watching a lie.

I am here today with reporter Abigail Kiel

to tell me about this lie, about what I am actually hearing when I watch one of these soothing nature

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