Swamp Biomes Unearthed – A Mardi Gras Wildlife Adventure

Adventure Into Louisiana’s Swamp Biome This Mardi Gras!

Crawfish or Crayfish?

It’s Mardi Gras season and we’re headed to the Bayous and swampland biomes of Louisiana to uncover the animals that live within the low-lying marshy, wetland creeks —where fish and plankton thrive! We discover the Ankylosaurus survived to become Alligator Snapping Turtles. Then we visit the kings of this planet genus Panthera, paying respect to their apex-ness. Eventually we uncover boars, eagles, swamp rats and red belly piranha.

Swamp Surprises We Found

When we started the journey we knew there were frogs. But Dino Robot thought all there was were small creatures. Wow, were they in for a surprise! Join us on this wild ride as we uncover the mysteries of the swamp biomes of earth and what humans might taste like to an alligator from Miss Animalia? All this and more on this Swamp Biomes Unearthed – A Mardi Gras Wildlife Adventure episode of Unschool Pages of Our Lives.

There are so many cool creatures. Ever wonder what humans might taste like to an alligator? Miss Animalia might have a guess!

Listen to join us on an awesome adventure into swamp biomes this Mardi Gras! We’re exploring the wild homes of animals like the mighty Alligator Snapping Turtles, who are like dinosaurs living among us, and big cats called Panthera. We’ll see who else lives there, like boars, eagles, swamp rats, and even fish called red belly piranha.

Come with us as we explore the swamp’s secrets in “Swamp Biomes Unearthed – A Mardi Gras Wildlife Adventure” on our podcast, Unschool Pages of Our Lives.

Exciting Discoveries Await!

To answer random questions asked in the episode:

Is Pig Island Real? Yes!

There is such thing as a pig island. It happens to be Exuma, Bahamas also known as Pig Beach

Are Eagles Day-Turnal? Yes!

Eagles are diurnal – opposite of nocturnal – meaning the are awake in the daytime which is the best time to hunt and fish. They follow the patterns of their prey on clear sunny days resting when there is overcast, rain or snow waiting out the weather like humans should do in Texas during snow days.