Q&A: Stratosphere Spiders, Underwater Scorpions and Vultures flying with Airplanes
That's Just Wild · Fresh Air
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Show Notes
On this week’s That’s Just Wild Q+A, Steve Backshall and Sarah Roberts tackle more of your wildest questions!
Scorpions that can survive underwater thanks to their wild “book lungs.”
Animals reaching heighests hieghts.. from Vultures spotted by an airliner at cruising altitude to Spiders kite-flying to the edge of the stratosphere.
And the gloriously named golden-butted leaf-eared mouse. And yes… the Echidna’s four-headed penis...
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