Fynbos Biodiversity + Conservation

This episode was recorded on an extremely remote private nature
reserve at the most southern point of Africa where
Mandela grew up and spent much of her childhood. In this episode
we speak with Mandela's cousin, Amy Mocke, a school
teacher and professional poisonous snake expert and
handler. Amy sometimes helps people move cobras and
other extremely dangerous snakes when they are in gardens,
houses, barns and garages. Amy is also an animal rights
activist and caretaker for many species of animals who deserve a
second chance. In this episode, Amy speaks about the
ecology and human history of South Africa with a
focus on snakes, sharks, whales and other vital species who live
in the land, sea and sky.


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