James Stewart
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22 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard 4d ago
James Stewart’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Astrum Space · The Biggest Snake to Ever Stalk the Earth | Titanoboa | Astrum Earth · 12 May 2026
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Temperatures reached well over 30 degrees Celsius, with zero vegetation for shade.
It was lashed by 40 km per hour gusts of wind, methane fires and rain that each day would erase all of their hard work from the day before.
Nevertheless, they persisted.
The patience was finally rewarded and the spoils were plenty.
They grabbed everything they saw, you name it, ribs, vertebrae, bits of pelvis, shoulder blades and even gigantic turtle shells, some of which were 1.5 metres in diameter.
Three new crocodilian species were discovered during this process, one of which was between 4.5 and 7 meters long.
Another beast they found had a death bite capable of piercing a shell half a meter thick.
This truly was shaping up to be the land of the giants.
So they bagged up all these different bits and pieces they could find in plaster casts and sent them back to Gainesville in Florida for Block and his team to analyse.
And they kept this up for five years.
I feel like I spent the same amount of time on my own little version of this giant jigsaw puzzle, except mine has been a quest to get my personal data off the internet.
Which, okay, isn't quite as exotic as a Colombian rainforest, granted, but does feel just as arduous.
When you make content and present stuff on TV, you expect
there to be a few bits out there and that's fine generally but what's not fine are things like my email address home address and family information all being readily available to be sold off to data broker sites forget titanoboa these lot are the real snakes out there i'm telling you so this year i've been using delete me and honestly it's been a total game changer
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Just last week, I had a couple of spam emails that came through, and all I had to do was simply make a request via the online portal, and it was sorted out really quickly.
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