Why do bison run fast but walk slowly?

Why are brothers and sisters so annoying? Why do siblings often look a lot alike? Why do siblings fight? Can your sister be your best friend? Why do we fight with our siblings even if we love them? But Why takes a look at the sibling relationship with Susan Dominus, author of The ...  Show more

Why are rabbits called bunnies? Why do they have fur? Why do bunnies have puffball tails? Why do rabbits have eyes on the sides of their heads? Why do rabbits hop? Our guest is Margo DeMello, professor of anthrozoology at Carroll College in Montana. She’s also a rabbit rescuer an ...  Show more

Why do turtles walk slow? And how do hermit crabs eat? We asked Phoebe Flanigan, she's used to answering questions about every little thing on the show Every Little Thing! Grown ups, you can find Every Little Thing on Spotify. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoice ...  Show more

Why are sloths so slow? We’ll find out how one sloth scientist got crafty and discovered why slowness is a sloth’s secret to survival. Rebecca Cliffe, founder of the Sloth Conservation Foundation, shares the story of her quest to study these sneakily stealthy creatures, with the ...  Show more

"Pourquoi la tortue a-t-elle une carapace ? Pourquoi le crocodile marche-t-il aplati ? Pourquoi le caméléon change-t-il de couleur ? Alain Serge Dzotap revisite de manière savoureuse la grande tradition des contes des pourquoi camerounais. Albin Michel Jeunesse, en partenariat av ...  Show more

Rick and Marco highlight a rare and unusual species that's known as a “spiny anteater.” It's the egg-laying echidna! Our hosts are joined by San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance senior wildlife care specialists Jen Lebeau and Adam Murdoch to discuss one of the newest species at the Sa ...  Show more