London Zoo
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Oct 30, 2026
TREEHOUSE NIGHTMARES - An American Werewolf in London (1981)
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60:56Colton JenkinsHOST
Half-assed shit sometimes.
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60:58Connor BridgesHOST
They filmed it at the London Zoo.
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61:00Connor BridgesHOST
This is what David Naughton said about it.
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61:03Connor BridgesHOST
As for running naked around London Zoo, in the scene where I'm in the wolf cage, the only reassurance I had was that the wolves had just been fed.
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61:10Connor BridgesHOST
But the handler still said there were to be no loud noises or fast moves.
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61:15Connor BridgesHOST
Okay, I said hopefully.
Eyewitness News at 5am - October 30, 2026
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44:43Terrell BrownHOST
And amazingly, nobody was hurt.
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44:46Tonya BabichHOST
Residents at the London Zoo get an early start celebrating Halloween.
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44:50Terrell BrownHOST
Have a look at these penguins feasting on pumpkins.
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44:53Terrell BrownHOST
Keepers put in some hidden treats, including fish and carrots.
Eyewitness News at 11pm - October 29, 2026
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20:01Lauren JohnsonHOST
All right.
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20:02Lauren JohnsonHOST
Can it get any more wild when it comes to neighbors and spooky season? Check out these animals at the London Zoo.
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20:07Steve DanielsHOST
Yeah, take a look.
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20:07Steve DanielsHOST
Some penguins, some capybaras and gorillas were all treated to special pumpkin patterns, platters there to celebrate the special season.
Take the Compliment, Tootsie!
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66:10Rick ToddHOST
So when he got the stuffed bear, he called him Winnie the Pooh.
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66:12Rick ToddHOST
Winnie the Pooh was the name of the bear, the actual real bear at the London Zoo.
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66:19Rick ToddHOST
Have you never seen, there's a movie called Finding Christopher Robin about the story of how the stories came to be written.
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66:26Rick ToddHOST
Such a good movie.
Jackdaw Gas Field & Abercrombie’s Jumper Controversy: Are We Being Shortchanged?!
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40:23Imogen BhogalHOST
The remaining wild population survives in two pools in the Attua Hills Forest Reserve in Ghana, which is under threat from mining operations.
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40:29Imogen BhogalHOST
So last year, 20 adult frogs were taken to London Zoo for an emergency breeding programme.
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40:34Imogen BhogalHOST
Now, 15 frogs have hatched.
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40:36Imogen BhogalHOST
The hope is that conservationists in Ghana will be able to replicate this success with a view to establishing a sustainable population there.
Episode 270; Stage Fright, Sofas & Hearsay
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25:42AmyHOST
Whereas London is a busy city.
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25:44AmyHOST
Like it's quite a and Kenny when he took Eden to London Zoo without me.
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25:51AmyHOST
Yes.
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25:51AmyHOST
And I definitely felt like, oh, like, I don't know.
Palm Cockatoo (Probosciger aterrimus)
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40:05JohnHOST
It's also worth mentioning, though, that they can take a long time to start laying.
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40:09JohnHOST
So there was one individual actually at the London Zoo that didn't lay her first egg until she was 40 years old.
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40:15DomHOST
Oh, wow.
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40:16DomHOST
So getting pretty far on then, yeah.
A.A. Milne & Winnie-the-Pooh at 100
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6:37VanessaHOST
She became his regimental mascot and traveled with the troops all the way to England.
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6:41VanessaHOST
When Colburn's unit shipped out to France, he gave Winnie a home at the London Zoo, where she became a star.
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6:47VanessaHOST
She was so tame that the children were allowed to ride on her back, and little Christopher Robin Milne loved visiting her.
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6:53VanessaHOST
In fact, he was reportedly allowed to go right into her enclosure.
Guest episode: Pet Behaviour, Animal Communication & Pet Bereavement: How Your Pet Mirrors Your Emotions with Victoria Smith-Gillard
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5:27Neela PrabhuHOST
So, you've kind of, you know, I feel like this is what you were kind of almost born to do that's what it feels like from from speaking to you would you would you agree with that
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5:38Victoria Smith-GillardGUEST
absolutely I mean as a child you know age seven I've got a photo of me hand-rearing wild kittens with my brother um we've between us both had lots of amazing experiences we were both able to stroke a killer whale at one point um we've been behind the scenes at London Zoo for various reasons um and been able to you know I've been to a big cat sanctuary where at the time health safety has obviously changed slightly now but at the time you know we were part of the vet clinic and we went on a visit and we got to stroke the tigers and the lions and just yeah amazing experiences which um And I think because I was bullied as a child, it was always like, OK, well, children, not very pleasant to you, but animals, really pleasant, you know, very unconditional love.
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6:23Victoria Smith-GillardGUEST
They don't care how you're feeling, what you look like, what you smell like, whether you've got makeup on, whatever, whatever.
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6:28Victoria Smith-GillardGUEST
So I think I learned early on that animals, you know, were lovely.
Only Pod When We're Losing
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17:08Tom HattonHOST
I don't know if this is worth telling Rob on the pod, but I thought it was pretty interesting.
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17:13Tom HattonHOST
So we went down to London Zoo.
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17:16Tom HattonHOST
for the day because i was a massive arachnophobe like bad with spiders and i was like well i want to do something about it i don't want to pass it on to the kids like like luke has not asked at all but louis is scared of them because he sees me funny about with them and uh so i went on this thing it's called the friendly spider program So you go and you meet, I don't know, Michaela Strachan equivalent at London Zoo, who gives you a talk about how great spiders are and how they're proper sound and you need them around your house.
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17:44Tom HattonHOST
And then you meet this proper, eccentric-looking hypnotherapist.
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17:51Tom HattonHOST
So I had to miss the borough game for this.
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19:03Tom HattonHOST
I can't believe that blues.
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19:04Tom HattonHOST
What have you done? But anyway, did this hypnotherapy.
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19:07Tom HattonHOST
that was nuts absolutely nuts right it felt like five minutes we were down like 20 25 minutes and when i got brought out of it it wasn't like you clap and i start clucking like a chicken or anything like that it was like like paul mckenna but you were kind of conscious but then uh like it was really weird it was like you were like an out-of-body experience brought me out of it and i couldn't stand up and my legs i was all like sore and like really achy and tired anyway then they were like right i'm gonna go and look at some spiders so i went over to this like house at the london zoo it's called like the tiny giants house and they've got this um this walkthrough with these giant orb spiders from thailand or something and i couldn't i knew what was coming at the end of the hypnotherapy and everything and we'd been around the zoo and i just weren't myself anyway walk for it and i was absolutely fine it's mad right and then i had to go and like catch this giant house spider in a cup with a piece of card underneath it and then move it to somewhere else i couldn't have done that before either i was really bad with them and i just did it fine got my little certificate and then uh i had to and then they like gave me this um if you wanted to it's like a bonus you could hold a tarantula There was no fucking way on earth I was going to do that.
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