5 chapters across the catalog
The Amsterdam Zoo named a baby giraffe "Adam" as part of a promotional press event for a local radio host. During a photo session inside the enclosure, the host stood directly under the mother giraffe, unaware of the danger. Zookeepers intervened, explaining that giraffes are highly territorial and capable of killing humans with a single kick.
Holiday Pet Safety and the Dogs are People Meme
A local news report on holiday pet safety is highlighted for a slip of the tongue where the reporter refers to a dog named Gatsby as a "person." The hosts note the growing cultural trend of equating pets with human beings.
United Airlines faced intense criticism after a flight attendant ordered a passenger to place a French Bulldog named Coquito in an overhead bin, where the dog subsequently died. In a separate incident, the airline mistakenly flew a German Shepherd to Japan instead of Kansas City. The hosts discuss the airline's response and the biological vulnerabilities of brachycephalic dog breeds.
During the recording, Adam Curry receives a text about a strong gas smell at his home. John C. Dvorak suggests it might actually be a skunk, leading to a "Skunk Awareness" tip. Dvorak warns that seeing a skunk during the day is a sign of rabies, as they are strictly nocturnal animals.
States including Hawaii, Arizona, and Connecticut are implementing fines for drivers who do not restrain their pets in vehicles. The hosts discuss the sensory experience of dogs sticking their heads out of car windows, suggesting the high volume of smells acts as an intense experience for the animals. The segment concludes with a final appeal for listener support and a sign-off from the hosts.
