Endangered Wildlife Law, Sweden’s Next Government, and the Tilcayo Wild Cat
Sam and Leah explain a narrower U.S. reading of what counts as harming endangered wildlife, Sweden’s next steps after its prime minister resigned, and how DNA helped scientists recognize Bolivia’s tilcayo wild cat.
Show notes
In this episode
- 0:01 Opening and preview
- 0:33 What counts as harming endangered wildlife
- 4:15 Sweden begins forming a new government
- 6:35 Bolivia’s newly described tilcayo wild cat
- 8:51 Recap and discussion question
Sources and context
- What counts as harming endangered wildlife: Federal Register and U.S. Department of the Interior and The Guardian
- Sweden begins forming a new government: Swedish Election Authority and Swedish Parliament and Reuters
- Bolivia’s newly described tilcayo wild cat: Current Biology and The Guardian / Reuters
