The Animal House: Aug 1, 2009
The Dangers and Rewards of Wildlife Photography
Steve Winter has been stalked by jaguars and charged by grizzly bears. But that's all par for the course in the life of a wildlife photographer - especially one who travels to the most remote and wild corners of the world looking for "the shot." Winter joins us to share some of his most dramatic moments in the field and how he captured some of his iconic wildlife photos.
Steve Winter, Photographer for the National Geographic Society; Media Director of Panthera
Dr. Gary Weitzman Answers Your Pet Questions
Dr. Weitzman talks about the Washington Animal Rescue League's recent puppy mill rescue. Plus, why thread is the kryptonite of the cat world.
Dr. Gary Weitzman, Executive Director of the Washington Animal Rescue League
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Gorilla Doctor Lucy Spelman
For years, Dr. Lucy Spelman lived among Central Africa's mountain gorillas, providing life-saving care when they became ill or injured. That care has become more essential than ever as the species hovers dangerously close to extinction. Dr. Spelman joins us to share what she learned from the gorillas, and what humans can do to help these primates.
Dr. Lucy Spelman, Visiting Professor at Brown University; Regional Veterinary Manager with the Mountain Gorilla Veterinary Project in Rwanda; Co-editor of the book, "The Rhino with Glue-on Shoes"
Dr. Gary Weitzman Answers Your Pet Questions
Dr. Weitzman talks to the owner of a Yorkie that compulsively chases his tail. And, the challenges of a couple moving their cats and dogs in together.
Dr. Gary Weitzman, Executive Director of the Washington Animal Rescue League
Music on Today's Show
- The Toasters: Step Up
- Baden Powell: Coisa No. 1
- Shearwater: The Snow Leopard
- Tommy Stinson: Village Gorilla Head
- Toots and the Maytals: Monkey Man
