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Essential Rhythm 2/11/21: Study nature not books

Producer/Host: Sarah O’Malley

This episode recounts a personal story of seeing an eagle take a gull for a meal. It also discusses times of the year when eagles and gulls ignore each other for easier to catch prey.

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