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CrocAttack Podcast with Brandon Sideleau

CrocAttack Podcast with Brandon Sideleau

著者: Brandon Sideleau
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概要

The podcast where Brandon Sideleau, crocodile specialist with the IUCN and creator of the worldwide crocodilian attack database formerly known as CrocBITE (soon to relaunch as CrocAttack), discusses all things crocodilian. Brandon doesn't shy away from the controversial topics and discusses current human-crocodile conflict issues, management, conservation, distribution, history, and much, much more.

Brandon Sideleau 2023
博物学 生物科学 科学 自然・生態学
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  • Ramree Island, Gustave and Crocodile Co-Existence
    2024/02/12

    For this podcast I went to Reddit to see what listeners wanted to hear about. While there were a number of topics that warranted full episodes (which will be done later), I chose a few shorter topics I could quickly cover (in some cases, for a second time). Enjoy!

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    31 分
  • The Future of Human-Crocodile Conflict- Mitigation, Problems and Controversy
    2023/12/06

    On this episode I potentially court controversy by discussing some of my issues with the current human-crocodile conflict mitigation and management paradigm. I discuss some of the paradigm paralysis, what I see as some of the major problems, and what might be some solutions for the future. If you want to discuss any of these ideas further or just flat-out disagree with me, please email me at bsideleau@gmail.com for a nuanced discussion.

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    25 分
  • No Home to Return to: Saltwater Crocodiles Returning to Bali, Lombok, and Java
    2023/12/06

    In this episode I discuss the recent attacks and sightings of wild saltwater crocodiles that have occurred in Bali, Lombok, Java, and some nearby areas. Many people may not realize it, but saltwater crocodiles are native to all of these islands, but were largely eradicated due to hide hunting by the mid-20th Century. Since then, habitat destruction has resulted in very little suitable saltwater crocodile habitat remaining. With recovering crocodile populations in some nearby areas, individual animals are beginning to move out in search of new habitat, resulting in attempts at the recolonization of former habitat, with problematic consequences for both humans and crocodiles.

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    14 分
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