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The podcast host is considering launching another podcast on signs and serendipitous events due to her love for Trail Tales and the topic.
In Australia, people commonly report sightings of large and wild cats but experts think it's most likely outdoor domestic cats or feral cats that have grown larger by hunting native species.
The speaker tells the story of their family's dog going missing and the anxiety that came with searching while also dealing with heavy traffic in Detroit.
The episode talks about the different options and ways of protecting small dog breeds against coyotes and the possible harm and danger they can face while being out in the open.
The speaker shares personal experiences and stories from their elders about unexplained phenomena in nature and haunted buildings.
The speaker shares a personal story about her intuition potentially manifesting in a negative way and discusses the power of intuition and unintentional manifestation.
A woman encountered a wolf during a horseback ride and had to shoot a gun to scare it away. The wolf had a den nearby and was pursuing a dog that was also on the ride.
A person recounts a story about how they witnessed a potential cat tragedy and waited for the worst to happen but the cats seemed to have outsmarted them.
A group of hikers face extreme winds and temperatures of negative 60 degrees Fahrenheit while making their ascent to the summit of Mount Perdu.
The story involves the experience of being caught in an avalanche and the struggle of surviving while being buried under feet of snow. The description of the dangerous and suffocating experience reminds us of the dangers of nature.
The speaker recalls a memory of a hiking trail and signs from nature that provided her comfort during a difficult time in her life.
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