Wed, Mar 9, 2022
Claws and Paws is a show hosted by Bruce Crossey and Tshepiso Majelantle. This show aims to make the field of Zoology accessible to individuals from all walks of life. Whether you are a scientist, ardent conservationist, or an animal-mad wildlife enthusiast, Claws and Paws is here to discuss the burning topics, current issues, and in-depth questions that drive our understanding of the wonderful world of southern African wildlife.
Mon, Mar 28, 2022
As humanity, we like to think that we are so incredibly smart and intelligent. In this Claws and Paws, Bruce Crossey and Tshepiso Majelantle discuss intelligence in regards to wildlife. In many regards intelligence is incredibly difficult to measure and many animals are intelligent in different ways. The duo will discuss all this and more.
Mon, Apr 4, 2022
Hunting is currently one of, if not the most controversial act taking place within the realm of conservation and wildlife at the moment. A conversation with spokespersons on both sides and with pros and cons to each. Bruce and Tsephi will break down their personal opinions and beliefs on the matter.
Mon, Apr 11, 2022
The Benefits of Poop - Claws and Paws Yes, this is the poop episode where Bruce Crossey and Tshepiso Majelantle discuss why Zoologists have such a weird fascination with animal waste. From learning about hormones and stress levels all the way to communication, poop can be a great subject to study.
Mon, May 2, 2022
The problem with Anthropomorphism - Claws and Paws Anthropomorphism is the act of giving human characteristics or behavior to a god, animal, or object. In this Claws and Paws the potential pros and cons of trying to humanize or give human qualities to animals and insects are discussed.
Mon, May 9, 2022
The first season of Claws and Paws comes to an end as Bruce and Tsephi are joined by all their guests from the past season and they react to scenes from Hollywood movies that show different depictions of animals. Is Hollywood accurately depicting wildlife or is it all a work of fiction?