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The Save the Mermaids podcast was founded by two water women- Chelsea Sturdevant and Blake Martinez, who desire to empower others to protect our waters. We’ve created the “Save the Mermaids” podcast to connect people from across the 7 seas who have a desire to protect our waters and learn to live in sync with nature with simple tips to create a more eco-friendly lifestyle!
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Creeptober is brought to you by Shark Fin Swim Co! In this scientific episode Chelsea tells us all about the Oarfish. Make sure to stay to the end to hear of our upcoming schedule changes! Make sure to use the code "mermaid10" for ten percent off at www.sharkfinswimco.com
Creeptober is brought to you by Shark Fin Swim Co! In this mythology minisode Chelsea tells us all about two phobias that can be triggered while diving, as well as introduces us to some VERY creepy dive spots! Make sure to use the code "mermaid10" for ten percent off at www.sharkfinswimco.com
Creeptober is brought to you by Shark Fin Swim Co! In this scientific episode Blake teaches us all about Viperfish! Make sure to use the code "mermaid10" for ten percent off at www.sharkfinswimco.com
Creeptober is brought to you by Shark Fin Swim Co! In this mythology minisode Chelsea tells us all about a few famous ghost ships. Make sure to use the code "mermaid10" for ten percent off at www.sharkfinswimco.com
In this scientific episode, Chelsea teaches us all about the barnacle. They are DEFINITELY more interesting than we first thought!
In today's minisode Chelsea tells us lore from around the world about sea urchins, also known as fairy loaves!
In today's episode Blake teaches us all about the Australian lungfish, a unique species that can live in mud for up to five years!
In this mythology minisode Chelsea explores more lore from Scotland and teaches us about water sprites, selkies, and mermaids.
In today's mythology minisode Chelsea tells us two stories of mermaids granting wishes.
In today's scientific episode Chelsea debunks myths surrounding the Piranha!
In today's mythology minisode Chelsea tells us the story of Scathach, Scotland's great warrior woman whose daughter discovered a magical beauty secret.
In today's scientific episode Blake tells us all about sea fireflies, a tiny crustacean with bioluminescent mucus!
In this mythology minisode Chelsea tells us the tale of the amazon river dolphin shapeshifter- botos encantado!
In today's scientific episode, Chelsea tells us all about the best swimmer in the deer family- the Moose! They may not look like swimmers, but they have a better breath hold (and dive) than some humans!
In todays mythology minisode Chelsea tells us the tale of Maighdeann-mhara, a mermaid of Scottish Lore!
For the month of July, we are focusing on land animals that you wouldn't expect to be amazing swimmers! Today Blake teaches us all about elephants!
We're back! In today's mythology minisode Chelsea tells us the tale of Ceasg, a mermaid with the lower body of a salmon who can be found in the sea, rivers, and streams in Scottish Mythology!
This month we are learning all about frogs! In this episode Chelsea teaches us all about one of the largest frogs in the world- the Goliath frog!
In today's mythology minisode Chelsea tells us the lore of Pretty Molly Bay in the Bahamas.
This month we are learning all about frogs! In this episode Blake teaches us all about the tiny golden poison frog of Colombia.
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