112. Why do some fruits have thick rinds?
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106. Why do people tell stories about animals?
Why do so many classic stories feature talking animals? In this episode, we'll think about how animal characters help authors share big ideas in memorable ways, and how careful observation of real nature inspired beloved...
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106. Why do people tell stories about animals? is an episode from The No Sweat Nature Study Podcast by Cindy West. Why do so many classic stories feature talking animals? In this episode, we'll think about how animal characters help authors...
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