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Dr. Ann Jones, a nature expert on ABC’s Radio National podcast "What the Duck: Nature's Most Wanted," explores various instances of animals breaking human laws, such as stealing cats or getting drunk elephants into trouble. The article invites readers to test their knowledge with a quiz about these animal offenders. Listeners can tune in to learn more about unusual cases involving law-breaking critters.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-05,
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ABC's Radio National podcast, What the Duck: Nature's Most Wanted, hosted by Dr Ann Jones, explores unusual cases of animals breaking human laws. The show covers incidents involving creatures like kleptomaniac kittens, stealthy seagulls, and inebriated elephants. Listeners can participate in a quiz to test their knowledge about these animal "crimes." The episodes delve into the evidence behind such peculiar cases, entertaining while educating about unusual animal behaviors.
Written for “Animal Investigation Quiz” on 2026-10-05,
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