Forests That Breathe at Night: Teeth, Children, and the Future We Choose

History of the Caribbeans | Exploring Resilience and Culture

Aug 24 2025 | 01:28:33

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Show Notes

From radio collars and careful hands to classrooms and village nights, the solenodon’s fate runs through Caribbean science, culture, and courage. We witness how venom becomes a clue in understanding our unique wildlife, how Caribbean parks and communities hold a line against environmental challenges, and how children transform a shy night worker into a symbol of cultural resilience. Survival in Caribbean ecosystems isn’t guaranteed — but the path forward is visible if we decide to walk it together within our vibrant communities.

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