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Hosted by Nathan · news · EN · 144 episodes
The Six-Legged Narrative is the podcast that finds the extraordinary hiding in plain sight — under rocks, in the ocean, on your skin right now. Equal parts science, adventure, and "wait, what?!" — this is nature storytelling for people who think they don't care about insects.Spoiler: you do now.At Reiman Gardens, our passion for the insect world goes far beyond our walls. Home to the Christina Reiman Butterfly Wing, we've spent decades helping people discover that the smallest creatures tell the biggest stories. This podcast is how we bring that wonder to you - wherever you are.
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The Six-Legged Narrative
A bloodsucking insect with a mouth built like a saw blade. A venom study that proves not all centipedes are created equal. And a wildly different take on what's for dinner. This episodealso includes a personal update from a conference that's shaped two decades of work in invertebrate education. Six stories, one very small, very weird world.
The Six-Legged Narrative
From a record-setting moth count to a cave discovery that made history, this episode of The Six-Legged Narrative covers ants rewriting their own evolutionary rulebook, an insect at the center of an international poaching crackdown, and a backyard pest with one of the strangest defense moves in the animal kingdom. Six stories, six legs, one very good reason to stop looking away from the small stuff.
The Six-Legged Narrative
A teenager who out-engineered a landfill using ants. A locust that might sniff out forever chemicals better than a lab test. A fly larva recruited for coastal cleanup duty. And two very different searches to save two of North America's rarest bumblebees. This episode is packed with insects quietly solving problems most of us never think about, plus one father-daughter story that'll remind you why any of this work matters in the first place.
The Six-Legged Narrative
A fish brought in to solve one problem in Hawaii ended up creating a much bigger one for native aquatic insects. Beetles in Japan evolved two completely different ways to crack open a snail depending on their neighborhood. And moths, it turns out, might be much better pilots than we ever gave them credit for. Plus, a first-of-its-kind insect expo, a grasshopper harvest before sunrise in Vietnam, and some genuinely exciting monarch butterfly numbers close to home. Six stories, one very good reason to slow down and look at the small stuff.
The Six-Legged Narrative
A mountaintop disappears under a cloud of butterfly wings, a handful of stowaway ant queens quietly rewrite the map of the American South, and a fundraiser dares someone to take one of the most painful stings on Earth for a good cause. Along the way, Nathan looks at the vets learning to treat honey bees, the beekeepers rebuilding after a hurricane, and why the right invertebrate might just make the best pet you never expected. Six stories, one narrative, six legs at a time.
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