535: No Such Thing As An Inside-Out Dolphin

Anna, Andrew, James and Helen Scales discuss curious cephalopods, destitute decapods, parky penguins, and munificent midlanders.
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[@runtdmc796]

i thought it was on qi or fish that they said octopus can be trained to do very complex tasks very quickly but then forgets it all very quickly also, at least if it isn't useful in its daily life ,so you end up having to train them the same thing over and over again every day

[@stevereber3358]

Re: Penguins with cold feel Polar bears are similar a polar bear cub asked his mother "Am I 100% polar bear, I mean dad wasn't an albino grizzly was he?", Mother replies "His eyes weren't pink your eyes aren't pink, we are polar bears, why do you ask?" "Because I am freezing my bollocks off..."

[@stevereber3358]

if you buy a small island in Northern Scotland put up a "Beware of plesiosaurs" sign

[@cyberomega6503]

Death or Penguin Burning would make a good name for a Metal band.

[@stevereber3358]

Koreans eat small octopi and they weave their arms around a stick so they do not stick halfway down their throat. Some comedian was whining that SHE didn't want to eat her new little friend but they would eat another one...

[@stevereber3358]

So in GB are tidepods considered like mexican food because you say Americans eat it. Feces is not hard, blood and chocolate are the hard ones -- Rustlers Rhapsody

[@stevereber3358]

Can you see me? Who am I talking to?

[@poleary]

Clipping while shouting "Stop The Podcast" noped me out of the ep. Plz mind your levels while doing your mandatory shilling