The Basement: Dan Flores | Ice Age Giants, Camels in America, and Coyote Resilience
This episode features historian Dan Flores, who spent four decades chronicling North America’s wild animals, particularly the coyote, revealing how this resilient creature outlasted a century of government-led extermination campaigns and became a symbol of survival, adaptation, and cultur
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