Pulse of the Planet Podcast with Jim ...

Each weekday, Pulse of the Planet provides its listeners with a two-minute sound portrait of Planet Earth, tracking the rhythms of nature, culture and science worldwide and blending interviews and extraordinary natural sound.

Science
Natural Sciences
Technology
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Serenading Moths
Tiger moths woo their partners with a series of clicking sounds.
3 min
352
Finding Meteorites
They come in all shapes and sizes, but what are the chances of actually finding a meteorite?
3 min
353
Blood Meal
The surprising truth about why mosquitoes need your blood.
2 min
354
Controlling Zika - Transgenic Mosquitos
Making male mosquitos with the "Nix Gene".
2 min
355
Refuge
Great Gull Island is one of the few remaining places where terns can nest and raise their young in safety.
2 min
356
A Feast for Voles
What to do when an island bird refuge gets overgrown with plants?
2 min
357
Elephants and Orvilles
Who says elephants can't fly?
3 min
358
Sealing our Fate, Just Like Birds
An elaborate Indonesian death ritual takes its cues from the mating habits of the Hornbill bird.
3 min
359
Hornbills and Humans
Sometimes animals remind us we have more in common with them than we think.
2 min
360
Mushroom Hunting - Morels
On the trail of the world's most sought-after mushroom.
2 min
361
Mushroom Hunting - Unseen World
In any forest, there's a complex interdependent web of life underground.
2 min
362
Mushroom Hunting - What Lies Beneath
A mushroom is the visible part of a much larger organism.
2 min
363
Bears at McNeil River- An Essential Meal
Bears at Alaska's McNeil River have come to rely on an annual fish feast.
3 min
364
Bears at McNeil River
Over a hundred brown bears in Alaska have learned that every July, the McNeil River is THE place to catch fish. 
2 min
365
Black Skimmers
This summer, an endangered seabird will find one of its last remaining safe havens on the salt marshes off the coast of New Jersey.
2 min
366
Parallax View
Fledgling seabirds must the trick of catching fish beneath the surface of the water.
2 min
367
Hajj: Sacred Gathering
Millions of Muslim pilgrims gather this week in Mecca, in a gathering which transcends the barriers of caste, color, race and gender.
2 min
368
Hajj: Pilgrimage to Mecca
At least once in their lives, all Muslims who are physically and financially able are enjoined to make a pilgrimage to Mecca. 
2 min
369
Lovebugs Meet Their Nemesis
Yet another reason to have electric cars!
2 min
370
Moths, Moonlight - and Your Car
Why are moths attracted to light bulbs?
2 min
371
The Splat Test
There's a lot to learn from the big blob left on your windshield by an unfortunate horse fly.
3 min
372
Windshield Entomology
Here's a new way to pass the time on a long car ride.
3 min
373
The Clammer
It's clamming season in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. 
2 min
374
Gobi Desert - the Wind is Up
Fierce windstorms in the Gobi Desert force scientists working there to think fast and run even faster.
2 min
375
Hippos - How Low Can They Go?
These three-ton animals may communicate using sounds below the range of human hearing.
2 min