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If you can’t stand the heat, stay out of the kitchen. Well, for Joe Rogan, the kitchen’s never been hotter, and it looks like Joy Behar just turned up the heat a little more. The Spotify podcast king, who’s no stranger to controversy, found himself in the firing line from The View co-host. Behar didn’t hold back, calling Rogan an unreliable source of information who “believes in dragons”. And if you think dragons are where this story ends, think again!

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Rogan, joined by his comedian pals Mark Normand, Shane Gillis, and Ari Shaffir, didn’t flinch. On a Thanksgiving episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, he hit back hard, throwing his own bombshells and delivering a reality check that made it clear—he’s not one to be silenced. According to him, Behar’s jabs weren’t just...

Arguably one of the most powerful podcast hosts, Joe Rogan boasts millions of listeners each month. Given the scope of his audience, he remains one of the most influential figures in the media space.

Considering this, it's all the more surprising when Joe shares some dubious takes with his audience. Recently, fans were left scratching their heads after Joe claimed to have proof that dragons were a true historical being.

Joe Rogan Claimed He Had "Evidence" That Dragons Were Real

On his X/Twitter account, Joe shared the link to a YouTube video entitled "Evidence Dragons Were Real." The nearly 23-minute video claims to have proof that dragons once walked the Earth along with other animal species. As of this article's writing, Joe's message on X has over 3.3 million views, and many of the comments below the video refer to how Joe directed them to the clip.

"I believe because Joe Rogan believes,...

If you’re staying in on Halloween, cable television has plenty of tricks and treats in store. The TV listings for Thursday, October 31, include lineups devoted to Stephen King, M. Night Shyamalan, and Rob Zombie; marathons of reality shows and competitions; and The Simpsons’ first 33 “Treehouse of Horror” episodes. From hardcore horror to family fun, there’s something for everyone on Thursday night. Check out some highlights below, and be advised that all times listen are Eastern. Animal Planet: Mysterious Creatures marathon From 5 p.m. to 3 a.m., Animal Planet is on a Mysterious Creatures With Forrest Galante kick, with the TV host investigating a myths of lake monster, reports of a wolf-like creature, legend of a 60-foot snake, and more. BBC America: Stephen King adaptations Starting at 8:15 a.m., BBC America is devoting itself to adaptations of Stephen King stories. Think The Dark Tower, Christine, The Shining,...

On Wednesday July 10 2024, Discovery broadcasts Alien Sharks: Ghosts of Japan!

Episode Summary

In this episode of “Alien Sharks: Ghosts of Japan” airing on Discovery, wildlife biologist Forrest Galante embarks on an exhilarating exploration of Japan’s enigmatic oceans. Joined by deep-sea shark expert Christina de Silva, Galante delves into the depths in search of the elusive Japanese angelshark, a rare and mysterious creature often dubbed the “ghost of the sea.”

The episode unfolds with Galante and de Silva utilizing their expertise and state-of-the-art technology to uncover the secrets of these deep-sea habitats. As they navigate the underwater landscapes unique to Japan, viewers are treated to stunning visuals and intimate encounters with a diverse array of marine life, all while unraveling the myth and reality surrounding the elusive Japanese angelshark.

Viewers can expect a blend of scientific discovery, conservation efforts, and the thrill of exploration as Galante and de Silva share...

The Discovery Channel’s Shark Week continues with “Alien Sharks: Ghosts of Japan,” airing on Wednesday, July 10, 2024, at 10:06 p.m. In this episode, wildlife biologist Forrest Galante, deep-sea marine scientist Christina de Silva, and a team of deep-water surveyors explore Japan’s waters, which are known for their incredible diversity of shark species. Japan is […]

Shark Week: Alien Sharks: Ghosts of Japan...

Dive into the mysterious depths of Japan’s oceanic realm with “Alien Sharks: Ghosts of Japan,” airing Wednesday, July 10th, 2024, at 10:06 Pm on Discovery. In this captivating episode, wildlife biologist Forrest Galante teams up with deep-sea shark expert Christina de Silva to unravel the secrets of Japan’s underwater world. Their mission: to locate and study the elusive Japanese angelshark, a rare and enigmatic creature known as the ghost of the sea.

Forrest Galante brings his expertise in wildlife biology to explore the alien-like habitats where these unique sharks roam. With Christina de Silva’s deep knowledge of deep-sea creatures, they embark on a thrilling adventure, showcasing the awe-inspiring beauty and diversity of Japan’s marine life. From breathtaking underwater landscapes to close encounters with these rarely seen predators, viewers will be treated to an immersive journey into the realm of alien sharks.

“Alien Sharks: Ghosts of Japan” promises...

In the latest installment of the popular Shark Week series, Alien Sharks: Ghost of Japan, wildlife biologist Forrest Galante embarks on a quest to find the elusive Japanese angelshark. Galante discusses the importance of collaborating with fishers and other hunters to locate endangered species, as they often have the most knowledge and experience with the animals. Some of Galante's favorite moments from filming include stumbling into a shark orgy and witnessing the birth of Velvet Dogfish sharks.

Discoverys 2024 Shark Week slate is an exciting blend of new documentary programming and returning favorites like Alien Sharks: Ghosts of Japan. With each iteration, Alien Sharks continues to introduce viewers to some of the weirdest and most unique sharks on the planet, and heading to Japan has allowed the series to go bigger than ever. Japan is home to a huge variety of shark species, and Alien Sharks: Ghosts of Japan showcases...

When thinking about the many, many species of sharks that exist some of the first ones to come to mind include the Great White, Hammerhead, Mako, Lemon and Reef sharks just to name a few. But, did you know that there are more that 350 different species of sharks that exist and even more are continuing to be discovered and studied.

In Forrest Galante’s Discovery Shark Week special “Alien Sharks: Strange New Worlds” the focus is on some of these lesser known shark species and spotlights many of their unusual and distinct chrematistics that set them apart from other species of sharks. “Alien Sharks: Strange New Worlds” is described, “The tip of South Africa is a hotspot for unusual sharks that exhibit bizarre behaviors and unusual, otherworldly appearances. Wildlife biologist Forrest Galante explores stunning kelp forests and ocean depths never-before-seen by humans to study these extraordinary creatures.”

We caught up...

It is everyone’s favorite time of year! Shark Week is finally here and Discovery has put together a spectacular line-up on shark-fueled specials that we can’t wait to sink our teeth into this summer!

We had the amazing opportunity to catch up with Marine Biologist Tom “Blowfish” Hird to discuss his two Discovery Shark Week specials, “Cocaine Sharks” and “Great White Fight Club”! It was a fascinating chat with Hird, as we dive into some of the story behind “Cocaine Sharks” where Hird and his team study shark behavior patterns in the Florida Keys. It is an area where researchers believe that the ocean may become contaminated with cocaine due to increased drug smuggling in the region. First, we have “Cocaine Bear” and now “Cocaine Sharks”….uh, oh! It is definitely a fascinating topic to discuss.

Hird, also speaks about “Great White Fight Club” where, “A team of...

Alien Sharks: Strange New Worlds takes viewers to the coast of South Africa in search of unique animals, including the sevengill shark, and features never-before-seen deep-sea videography and unlikely finds. Forrest Galante, a conservationist and adventurer, leads the show and is involved with Colossal Biosciences, a company focused on de-extinction. The show highlights underrepresented organisms like the pajama shark and the wedgefish, in addition to the sevengill. Galante shares his favorite moments from the show, including catching the elusive wedgefish and the affectionate behavior of the striped pajama sharks.

Discovery’s Shark Week is back with exciting new programming like Alien Sharks: Strange New Worlds. This new iteration of the Alien Sharks series takes viewers to the coast of South Africa in search of unique animals including the sevengill shark, a rare species of shark named for its distinguishing feature. The program also features never-before-seen deep-sea videography, unlikely finds, and more.

Discovery Channel has landed the perfect host this year for “Shark Week,” none other than a huge fan of all ocean creatures — Aquaman.

Jason Momoa, who in real life dreamed of a career as a marine biologist before Hollywood anointed him an ocean god, is going back to his roots to celebrate all things shark.

“My heart is in the ocean,” Momoa told The Associated Press from Tahiti, moments before taking a trip to swim with some of the apex predators. “Doing ‘Shark Week’ is a no brainer.”

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Momoa will be the week’s recurring master of ceremonies, dipping in and out of the channel’s roughly 20 new hours of programs that start Sunday. Episode encores run most nights, too.

Viewers will get to see rare sharks off the coast of South Africa,...

Actor and conservationist Jason Momoa will host Discovery Channel’s 35th year of Shark Week, a celebration and investigation of shark habits and behaviors.

Beginning Sunday, July 23 at 8 p.m. Et/Pt on Discovery, Momoa will guide fans through nearly 20 new hours of television featuring the apex predators. The programming, which attracted over 28 million viewers last year, will also spotlight innovative technology used to track and study unique shark species and their enemies.

Additionally, Shark Week will delve into sharks’ mating and migration patterns, showing rare footage as researchers follow them to remote locations in South Africa and New Zealand.

In addition to airing on Discovery, Shark Week will be available to stream on Max. Check out the full slate of programming below.

Sunday, July 23

“Belly of the Beast: Feeding Frenzy,” which premieres at 8 p.m. Et/Pt on Discovery, will see researchers with cameras brave a great white shark...

Baby Shark’s got nothing on these great whites!

Beginning this Sunday and continuing through next weekend, Discovery Channel’s Shark Week is an annual, Jaws-dropping spectacle featuring more than 20 hours of original programming about one of nature’s most feared predators.

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In addition to myriad documentaries, 2020’s star-studded lineup includes Tyson vs. Jaws: Rumble on the Reef, which pits legendary...

The debut of Netflix’s “Unsolved Mysteries” reboot earlier this month has brought about a clamoring for cold cases to be brought to justice. In that spirit, we’ve compiled a list of TV shows that have actually solved crimes, exonerated people, and found answers to the unknown, from “The Jinx” miniseries that lead to the arrest of Robert Durst, to “Extinct or Alive,” which found a living animal thought to have died out over a hundred years ago.

“Unsolved Mysteries”

Back before the Netflix reboot, this classic series was on network television. Creator Terry Meurer told TheWrap that during its original 23-year run, the series helped to solve over 260 cold cases. She has high hopes that the Netflix reboot will have the same luck.

“Cold Justice”

This crime series from Dick Wolf and Magical Elves, which works with local law enforcement to solve cold cases, has resulted in 45 arrests and 18 convictions,...

I am in awe of Forrest Galante. I had the pleasure of profiling him back in January to put the spotlight on his Animal Planet show, Extinct or Alive, and he truly wowed me with his journey, work ethic and passion. Now the wildlife biologist has even more to offer. Right in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic, Galante flew to Palu, Indonesia to help save a crocodile with a tire stuck around its neck. On Earth Day, Wednesday, April 22nd at 9:…...

Discovery Channel is launching a virtual talk show hosted by Expedition Unknown's Josh Gates.

Josh Gates Tonight will premiere at 8 p.m. Wednesday, April 22, with a special Earth Day episode. While staying "Safer at Home," Gates will interview guests including Joel McHale, Mark Rober, Jonathan Scott, Drew Scott, Dr. Sandra Lee, Jeb Corliss, Jason Hawes, Capt. Keith Colburn and environmental experts including Forrest Galante and Luke Tipple about their commitment to preserving Earth.

Viewers will also learn hacks to "Green Our Homes" and make self-isolation eco-friendlier while getting an inside look at methods to "...

Discovery has announced its lineup of programming to celebrate Earth Day on April 22, and it’s lead by an hourlong environmental special featuring Zac Efron and hosted by Vine and Tik Tok star Zach King, TheWrap has learned exclusively.

Titled “The Great Global Clean Up,” Efron and King will be joined by celebrities inc luding Lil Dicky, Liza Koshy, and Cody Simpson to talk about the efforts being made to clean up our planet. The special will travel to different locations around the world, including a beach cleanup in Efron’s hometown in California. Efron will also interview Denis Hayes, who founded Earth Day in 1970.

“The Great Global Cleanup” will air April 22 at 9 p.m. Et/Pt immediately following a special one-hour episode of “Josh Gates Tonight” in which Gates will interview a list of celebrity guests and environmental experts about their commitment to preserving planet Earth.

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A broken back in Thailand, two different plane crashes, a shark bite, venomous snake bites, a run-in with a lion and more. Who would ever willingly put themselves in situations where these events might be the outcome? The answer is Forrest Galante, who hosts the Animal Planet series Extinct or Alive and frequently puts himself in harm’s way to learn about animals declared extinct. Pure passion can get us to do some pretty wild things and Galante’s passions are animals and wildlife. During a recent phone interview, Galante told me a bit about his upbringing which put …...

It’s good to be alive, turtle says: “Extinct or Alive” on Animal Planet just found its first species that was previously believed to be extinct, is actually alive.

During filming this week, series host and biologist Forrest Galante found a female Fernandina Tortoise, presumed extinct since 1906, on a remote volcanic island in the Galapagos.

The discovery was made on Feb. 17 after two days of searching. On Wednesday, an Animal Planet spokeswoman told TheWrap the cable channel just “finished our verification process,” and that the find checks out.

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The whole thing will unfold in an episode that airs this summer.

A team of international turtle biologists at the Turtle Conservancy studied photos and video of the tortoise and confirmed it is likely to be Chelonoidis phantasticus.

“Since only one other specimen of this species has...

Animal Planet has ordered a new series that asks whether animals thought to be extinct really are.

Extinct or Alive, set to debut June 10, posits that the methods used to declare a species extinct are not as foolproof as people might assume. From eyewitness accounts to last known photographs, there is evidence that suggests some of these creatures are still very much alive in the wild. The show follows wildlife adventurer and biologist Forrest Galante as he explores the real stories behind animals thought to be gone forever and tries to prove their existence so he can protect them ...