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From the Wildlife Justice Commission comes the original podcast series “Wildlife Kingpin”, following real-life investigations into the dark underbelly of wildlife crime. Season 1 - The Rise and Fall of Ah Nam, follows a team of investigators on the hunt for one of Asia’s biggest traffickers of elephant and rhino products. Season 1 was selected for the Beyond the Curve International Film Festival in 2024, where it was nominated for Best Podcast.Season 2 - Operation Dragon, sheds light on the investigation conducted by the Wildlife Justice Commission that brought to justice some of the ...

In the corrupt and deadly world of the illegal wildlife trade, criminals are responsible for the wholesale slaughter of animals, and the suffering of people, too. Justice is rarely found. Undeterred, one man set out to bring down one of the biggest wildlife trafficking syndicates on the African continent. His name is Wolf. And he’s a spy. Investigative journalist Runako Celina takes us through the bizarre and far-reaching web of the global illegal wildlife trade and those trying to dismantle it. From Luminary, Drake's DreamCrew Entertainment, Novel, and Thread Studios, this is Pull The ...

Ein Hahn endet auf dem Scheiterhaufen, ein Schwein in Untersuchungshaft und ein Hund in der Todeszelle. Absurd? Ja. Ausgedachter Blödsinn? Nein. Eine Zeit lang gab es tatsächlich keinerlei Unterschiede im Strafgesetz zwischen Tieren und Menschen und so wurde auch Tieren der Prozess gemacht. Was wäre also, wenn Tiere beim Begehen von „menschlichen“ Straftaten verurteilt werden würden? Wie heißt es so schön: Wo kein Kläger, da kein Richter. Doch schaut man sich im Tierreich genauer um, so entdeckt man schnell den ein oder anderen Übeltäter. Denn es gilt trotzdem: Unwissenheit ...

Dingos & Wild Dogs: Between the Fire and the Fence is an examination of how a free-living dog became both ecological keystone and cultural flashpoint in Australia. Hosted by AI knowledge specialist Ezra Wade, the series traces the dingo's arrival thousands of years ago, its peaceful coexistence with Indigenous Australians, and the dramatic shift that occurred with European settlement. Through careful analysis of biology, behavior, historical records, and cultural narratives, the series explores how misunderstanding became fear, fear became policy, and policy became eradication. From the Azaria...