Victoria Thompson

Well, I had some similar thoughts to what you shared.

I saw the film with Victoria Thompson and Taylor Dunn, who worked endlessly on this project with me and got to know you as well throughout the process.

And I think I walked out of the theater, or I don't think, I walked out of the theater really processing a lot of what I had just seen.

But then...

This episode was produced by me and Taylor Dunn.

It was edited by Evan Viola.

Special thanks to Victoria Thompson, the other producer on our team who's been there from the beginning.

And thanks to Matty O'Callaghan and the ABC Audio team.

Hello, everyone, and thanks for being here today.

I'm Kirk Mona, and joining me are Rachel Gimza and Victoria Thompson.

We're all naturalists who together have scoured the world for weird and wonderful wonders just to please your mammalian brain's desire for novelty.

Isn't that nice? Let's do this.

Well, I had some similar thoughts to what you shared.

I saw the film with Victoria Thompson and Taylor Dunn, who worked endlessly on this project with me and got to know you as well throughout the process.

And I think I walked out of the theater, or I don't think, I walked out of the theater really processing a lot of what I had just seen.

But then...

This episode was produced by me and Taylor Dunn.

It was edited by Evan Viola.

Special thanks to Victoria Thompson, the other producer on our team who's been there from the beginning.

And thanks to Matty O'Callaghan and the ABC Audio team.

Welcome to the Halloween episode of Strange by Nature.

I'm your host, Kirk Mona, along with Victoria Thompson and Rachel Gimza.

Armed with decades of experience, we are pleased to bring you all that is weird and wonderful about the natural world.

welcome welcome welcome

I can

think of some unpleasant things that were happening at that time.

Oh, can you? Can you, Victoria? Yes.

Oh, we might talk about that.

I keep in touch, the team and I, we're a small team.

My producers, Taylor Dunn and Victoria Thompson are wonderful.

And we've spent all these years working on it.

We keep in touch with the people who were our sources originally.

Hello everyone and thanks for being here today.

I'm Kirk Mona and joining me are Rachel Gimza and Victoria Thompson.

We're all naturalists who together have scoured the world for weird and wonderful wonders just to please your mammalian brain's desire for novelty.

Isn't that nice? Let's do this.

Really, really cool.

They're wild.

They obviously, as Victoria talked about, they have a lot of predators, so being able to hide and protect themselves from other predators is pretty important.

Also, it turns out that they are collected commercially for food for insect-eating birds and things as well.

Hello, everyone, and thanks for being here today.

I'm Kirk Mona, and joining me are Rachel Gimza and Victoria Thompson.

We're all naturalists who together have scoured the world for weird and wonderful wonders just to please your mammalian brain's desire for novelty.

Isn't that nice? Let's do this.