The sixth extinction is currently taking place. We are losing more species yearly than we have since the dinosaurs were wiped out. This podcast is one part history lesson, one part elegy, and one part cautioning tale for the future. Endling was started to spread awareness of these events and shed light on how often they are happening all around us. Each episode covers one species we've lost during the sixth extinction and highlights their evolutionary history and how they ended up becoming extinct.
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Daniel Greenwood
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Alex Re
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Justin Huff
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Emma Price
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NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service
Leigh Nicholson
Colin Smeaton
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Daniel Clarke
Terra Incognita
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Jeff Friedman and Sara Shimazu
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Urban Wildlife Podcast
Eli Weiss
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Greater Yellowstone Coalition
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Maya
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Susan Woodward
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