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Sep 19, 2026

WilkinHOST
10:53
Said some fishermen have their own ways of keeping count of what the sea returns.
WilkinHOST
10:58
Seals, fish, sometimes dogs.
WilkinHOST
11:00
I thought she was drunk.
WilkinHOST
11:02
Seems everyone has a system.
Gareth SeddonHOST
24:39
What is the smallest animal nickname of a club the lads can think of? This comes from watching Chester versus Morecambe at the weekend.
Gareth SeddonHOST
24:48
Seals.
Gareth SeddonHOST
24:49
The Shrimps.
Gareth SeddonHOST
24:50
A little bit
Gary StopforthGUEST
24:52
One of the Morecambe fans, I think it was on Twitter, The seals have been munched on by the shrimps and it made me tickle me a little bit on Twitter.
Gary StopforthGUEST
25:03
A Chester called the
Grant ShentonGUEST
25:04
Seals? Seals, yeah.
Grant ShentonGUEST
25:05
Why? Sealands Road, it's the old ground.
Drowsy HistorianHOST
8:01
You study the patterns because the ice can tell you where animals may appear and whether the conditions will allow you to travel safely.
Drowsy HistorianHOST
8:09
Seals are not simply waiting in convenient places for you to arrive.
Drowsy HistorianHOST
8:15
They move according to food, water, season, temperature, breeding conditions and countless other things that you can only partly understand.
Drowsy HistorianHOST
8:25
Your task is to notice what you can.

31 MINS LATER

Drowsy HistorianHOST
39:41
The whole surface has the appearance of something unfinished, as though the sea has begun building a road and keeps changing its mind about where the road should go.
Drowsy HistorianHOST
39:53
you understand that this moving boundary is important.
Drowsy HistorianHOST
39:57
Seals use the ice and water in ways that follow food, shelter, breeding, breathing and seasonal conditions.
Drowsy HistorianHOST
40:05
Their movements are not designed for your convenience, which is reasonable, since they have never shown any particular interest in organising your schedule.
Dan SileoHOST
4:53
In the last 65 years, Notre Dame has won two national championships, 1973 and 1988.
Dan SileoHOST
5:01
That's elite? Really? Seals, if I'm a GM, why would I draft a quarterback from Ohio State or Notre Dame? I'd rather go to Miami.
Dan SileoHOST
5:15
Correct.
Dan SileoHOST
5:16
You don't draft a quarterback from Notre Dame.
Dan SileoHOST
6:09
Miami hasn't been elite in 30 years.
Dan SileoHOST
6:12
Yeah, agreed.
Dan SileoHOST
6:16
Seals, you think Miami's elite this year? They seem it.
Dan SileoHOST
6:20
Okay? Seals takes haven't been elite in three years.
Randolph TerrenceHOST
49:39
But injuries he didn't have to have because he did a lot of stupid shit.
Randolph TerrenceHOST
49:42
Skydiving, training with SEALs.
Randolph TerrenceHOST
49:44
Like, you're not a SEAL.
Randolph TerrenceHOST
49:46
What the fuck are you doing? You're never going to be a SEAL.
Ryne FergusonHOST
17:26
We
UmeGUEST
17:26
then got passed over to Shine at Seals.
ShanéGUEST
17:29
Yeah, so at Seals, we've also had lots of fun.
ShanéGUEST
17:32
So our seals are actually known to play with some of the coconuts that fall from our palm trees into the exhibit.
ShanéGUEST
17:39
So being exposed to a bull was nothing new to them.
speaker_5NARRATOR
51:49
This LibriVox recording is in the public domain.
speaker_5NARRATOR
51:53
Chapter eleven, Raven and the Seals, from the Simchin.
speaker_5NARRATOR
51:59
As Raven traveled along, he came to a house where a man lived near the edge of the water.
speaker_5NARRATOR
52:04
Raven said to him, I will be your friend.

1 HR 51 MINS LATER

Kyle VandeglastNARRATOR
163:06
Fox remained on that island.
Kyle VandeglastNARRATOR
163:08
He lived there and thought to himself, Am I really going to die on this island? Fox began to sing shaman songs.
Kyle VandeglastNARRATOR
163:15
Seals, walrus, and whales appeared near the island.
Kyle VandeglastNARRATOR
163:18
What are you singing about? they asked Fox.
Nick GrimmCORRESPONDENT
2:37
She's confirmed Australia has already recorded more than 300 bird flu events since the virus arrived on the mainland.
Nick GrimmCORRESPONDENT
2:44
And I should mention that the threat does, of course, extend to our most famous Pinnipeg, Neil the Seal, who departed our shores some weeks back for his usual sojourn in the Southern Ocean, which he does at this time of year.
Nick GrimmCORRESPONDENT
2:58
No doubt his fans will be hoping he can remain disease-free wherever he might be right now.
Lisa OwenHOST
3:04
Oh, I won't have a bar of it.

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