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David Mizejewski introduces a giant lizard and discusses its venom in a humorous segment.
A serval can jump up to 10 feet in the air to catch birds mid-flight, but David Mizejewski warns that these wild animals should not be kept as pets.
A sloth only defecates once a week, a fact that underscores its slow metabolism and unique adaptations for survival in the wild.
David Mizejewski presents Mambo, a spider monkey, to Conan, highlighting South America's wildlife.
David Mizejewski shares insights on wallabies, their pouches, and natural behaviors.
A marine toad weighing about three pounds is introduced, noted for its hallucinogenic properties and the dangers of licking it.
Bill Burr humorously suggests sinking cruise ships to address environmental concerns.
One in five of the world's 2,000 largest publicly listed companies committed to net zero emissions targets as of last year.
Over the past 25 years, the chicken industry in the United States has doubled its production from 80 million to 160 million chickens per week.
John Oliver offers evidence to dispel the myth of climate change in this brief segment.
John Oliver discusses alarming climate change reports and public skepticism in America.
In Tuscany, Conan O'Brien and Jordan Schlansky humorously search for truffles with the help of dogs, discussing the quirks of truffle hunting regulations.
Conan visits Cancer Council to learn about sun safety for Australians at Bondi Beach.
Conan rides a water buffalo, falls, and shows off his impressive bruise from last night.
Conan visits Australia Wildlife Walkabout Park and meets Kyana, exploring unique wildlife.
Conan interviews Clio Cresswell about hormones versus equations, sparking laughter and insights.
Conan O'Brien reunites with Samuel, a female octopus he initially bought in Seoul, as she arrives in Los Angeles for a Hollywood tour and a cement imprint at Grauman's Chinese Theater.
Conan O'Brien learns to make bratwurst while joking with master sausage maker Marcus Benser about the bizarre ways sausage is served in Germany.
Coyote Peterson experiences the intense sting of the tarantula hawk, emphasizing the educational value of his encounters with dangerous insects.
Coyote Peterson shows Conan and Jeff Goldblum exotic creatures, including a bird-eating spider.
Coyote Peterson showcases California slugs and their unique reproduction in a humorous segment.
There are 2,700 crisis pregnancy centers in the United States, compared to fewer than 1,700 abortion providers, creating significant barriers for women seeking abortions.
Daniel Sloss updates on a very popular gay penguin couple from Edinburgh Zoo.
Tourism in Antarctica harms the environment; consider visiting Alaska instead.
John Oliver critiques CNN's doomsday video produced by Ted Turner for its somber tone.
Jane Goodall studies chimpanzees in Africa, revealing their tool use and complex behaviors.
Since 1934, federal duck stamps have raised more than a billion dollars to protect over six million acres of wetlands habitat in the United States.
Over 24,000 pounds of garbage were removed from Mount Everest during a cleanup expedition, raising concerns about the mountain's environmental impact.
Conan humorously responds to fan Nina's correction about a tarsier mistaken for a lemur.
Conan responds to a fan correction about the chemical composition of water on Mars.
Roughly 1.5 million hired farmworkers in the United States, many of whom are undocumented, perform essential tasks in the agricultural sector.
In 2013, Americans purchased an average of 64 clothing items per person, driven by the low prices of fast-fashion retailers like H&M and Zara.
Americans throw away approximately 165 billion dollars worth of food each year, which amounts to about 20 pounds per person every month.
CRISPR technology, which allows precise changes to DNA, is discussed alongside its potential to eliminate hereditary diseases and ethical concerns about designer babies.
John Oliver honors the Russian space sex geckos with A Great Big World's 'Say Something.'
Jay Rayner teams up with Nic Watt from Roka to create grilled sea bass with miso and lime.
Conan addresses the banana extinction threat and showcases breeding pair Sasha and Kiko.
Sal faces his fears in a shark cage as the Impractical Jokers dump chum on him during a special Shark Week episode.
Texas had just seven inspectors for 7,400 dams in 2007, leading to significant oversight issues in the state's aging infrastructure.
International Women's Day features mixed global celebrations, including Putin's message in Russia.
Conan and Jordan discuss Chevy's electric vehicles and wild podcast ideas, filled with laughter.
Florence's entire city is accessible on foot, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in its art and history without the need for museum admission fees.
Kevin Hart humorously recounts his frightening experience with Australian wildlife.
Kevin Hart humorously shares his fears about Australia's dangerous wildlife during his visit.
Matt LeBlanc recounts a badger attack on his dirt bike at his ranch north of LA.
As of mid-December, more than 1,500 employees at a Tyson pork processing plant in Waterloo, Iowa, contracted COVID-19, resulting in eight deaths.
Approximately 20 million Americans live in mobile homes, which cost up to 50% less per square foot than conventional houses.
John Oliver and 'Weird Al' Yankovic address nuclear tensions between the United States and North Korea.
