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Glow-worms are beetles that live in gardens, hedgerows, and heathlands. Emitting a bright green light at night, the females climb up plant stems and glow in order to attract males, who have large eyes sensitive to that type of light.萤火虫是一种生活在花园、灌木树篱和荒野中的甲虫。在夜间发出明亮绿光的雌性萤火虫爬到植物的茎上并发光，以吸引对这种光敏感的大眼睛的雄性。Zoologists, though, say the glare of white, artificial lights is putting the females in the comparative shade.然而，动物学家们表示，刺眼的白色人造光使雌性萤火虫黯然失色。In order to verify their suspicions, the researchers did a little test – placing male glow-worms in an LED-lit, Y-shaped maze, they gradually made the lights there brighter until the males could no longer find a decoy female.为了验证他们的猜测，研究人员们做了一个小型试验——将雄性萤火虫放在一个由发光二极管照明的 “Y” 形迷宫中，他们逐渐调亮迷宫里的人造光，直到雄性萤火虫再也找不到发光吸引它们的雌性萤火虫。The glow-worms, they believe, were unable to move towards the decoy because they were dazzled.研究人员们认为，雄性萤火虫之所以无法向起吸引作用的雄性萤火虫移动是因为它们被刺眼的人造光照得眼花缭乱。The spread of bright lights, then, could have devastating consequences for glow-worm populations around the world. And some studies suggest they're disappearing altogether. And a widespread decline in insects could have serious consequences for agriculture and the ecosystems that depend upon those insects.那么，愈发常见的明亮人造光可能会对世界各地的萤火虫种群造成毁灭性的后果。有一些研究表明，萤火虫正在成群消失。而昆虫数量的普遍减少可能会对依赖昆虫的农业及生态系统造成严重的后果。词汇表glow-worms 萤火虫beetles 甲虫hedgerows 灌木树篱heathlands 荒原，荒野emitting 发出，散发（光）stems （植物的）茎glare 刺眼的光芒put someone in the shade 使某人黯然失色，使某人相形见绌maze 迷宫decoy 吸引物，诱惑物dazzled 被照得眼花缭乱的widespread 普遍的，广泛的
COVID-19 cases are on the rise in New York City and officials are asking people to consider masking back up in crowded settings. Also, WNYC's Matt Katz reports on whether the federal government will indeed take over the beleaguered Rikers Island jail. And, if you've noticed more fireflies this season, you're not alone. Zoologists have noticed too and they're trying to figure out if there's an increase in local population. Lastly, WNYC's Jessica Gould and Sean Carlson discuss what New York City's summer camps are doing to keep kids cool during yet another heat wave.
There was a time when we didn't have any digital skills.But today, our digital businesses gives us the time freedom and financial independence we want.How did we do that for ourselves, even though we started as Zoologists and knew nothing about technology or business?More importantly, how did we achieve financial independence without sacrificing our health, our marriage or our kids?That's what we want to share with you today so you can do the same.Tune in to hear:Why we transitioned from being studying animals to studying businesses.How we actually met and the first business we started together.What Matt's granddad gave him that led to his first business venture.The power of this 9-letter word and how we use it to design & achieve our dream life.How we balance life, marriage and business as a couple for 30 years, even though we are together 24/7.The 2 things Matt learned about becoming rich that you can start doing today.For more information, register for our upcoming free masterclass to learn how to buy websites for income and assets or visit: https://www.ebusinessinstitute.com.au/dip
2023 was the hottest year on record, at 1.48 degrees Celsius above preindustrial levels. That's just below the 1.5 C increase that the UN says is the limit to avoid the worst impacts of climate change. As the summer of 2024 approaches in the Northern Hemisphere, climate scientists are raising the alarm on dangerous impacts of ongoing heat waves. Also Shell's flagship carbon capture and storage project in Canada generated millions of dollars in carbon credits based on greenhouse gas emission reductions that never took place. According to a study by Greenpeace Canada, the scheme was part of Shell's billion-dollar Quest carbon capture project. While these phantom credits were legal from 2015 to 2021 under approved carbon tax rules, Shell's actions raise questions about carbon capture practices in Canada's lucrative fossil fuel industry. And a paper published in the journal Scientific Reports describes the case study of an orangutan who treated and healed his own wound. Zoologists have long seen behaviors of self-medicating in the animal kingdom, but until now it has rarely if ever been documented in scientific literature. — We rely on support from listeners like you to keep our journalism strong. You can donate at loe.org – any amount is appreciated! – and thank you for your support. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
AP correspondent Julie Walker reports on what killed Flaco the owl?
Grizzly On The Hunt - Bigfoot, Sasquatch, Cryptids, Paranormal, Aliens, UFO's and More!
https://www.youtube.com/@grizzlyisonthehunt/streams Thursday at 2:00 PM EST! Grizzly and Derry from the well known band EMF Founder brings you their next episode from 'Unbelievable' From The UK and Beyond! Derry explains their encounters and their history in the UK and Beyond Regarding Mystical Creatures and Cryptids that lurk within their Countryside. Come in and watch this show! We will see you there! Anyone with an interest in cryptozoology - the investigation and study of mystery animals - will find more than enough to interest them wherever they travel in Britain. Dr. Karl Shuker is a zoologist who is internationally recognized as a world expert in cryptozoology (the scientific investigation of mystery animals whose existence or identity has yet to be formally ascertained), as well as in animal mythology and allied subjects relating to wildlife anomalies. For decades, sightings of big black panther-like or brown puma-like cats have been filed all over Britain, but the most famous is the Beast of Exmoor. Reported since the early 1980s in the huge moorland overlapping Devon and Somerset, it has been blamed for many sheep kills. Similar West Country-based reports also have been filed from Dartmoor and Bodmin, but if there are big cats that escaped or were released from captivity, they continue to elude capture. These wild and beautiful locations are well worth a visit. Since the 1970s, the woods surrounding the old church in the Cornish village of Mawnan have been the scene of several alleged sightings of a bizarre feathered flying entity nicknamed the Owlman. Although it resembles an owl, it is as tall as a man and stands upright. Zoologists speculate that it may be an escaped European eagle-owl, but eyewitnesses have discounted this. It is a dark, mysterious, and eerie place. FALMOUTH BAY A very large, long-necked sea monster reminiscent of Nessie and nicknamed Morgawr has been reported in Falmouth Bay, Cornwall, by a number of eyewitnesses since the 1970s. It's even depicted in two controversial photographs snapped by the equally mysterious, anonymous 'Mary F! https://paranormalhub.com/grizzly-hunt #grizzlyonthehunt #EMF #EMFBand # Song #SongUnbelievable #Woodwose #WildMan #Dogman #Cryptids #UK #grizzlyonthehunt #kentucky #yorkshire #church #old #history #roman #catholic #creatures #London #Britain #AcrossThePond #Folklore #OldEnglishHistory #bigfoot #unexplained #Scary #Woods #Night --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/grizzly-onthehunt/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/grizzly-onthehunt/support
Grizzly On The Hunt - Bigfoot, Sasquatch, Cryptids, Paranormal, Aliens, UFO's and More!
#grizzlyonthehunt #EMF #EMFBand #Song #SongUnbelievable #Woodwose #WildMan #Dogman #Cryptids #UK #grizzlyonthehunt #kentucky #yorkshire #church #old #history #roman #catholic #creatures #London #Britain #AcrossThePond #Folklore #OldEnglishHistory #bigfoot #unexplained #Scary #Woods #Night https://paranormalhub.com/grizzly-hunt Grizzly and Derry from the well known band EMF Founder brings you their next episode from 'Unbelievable' From The UK and Beyond! Derry explains their encounters and their history in the UK and Beyond Regarding Mystical Creatures and Cryptids that lurk within their Countryside. Bigfoot Dogman! Look at the country..... Come in and watch this show! We will see you there! Anyone with an interest in cryptozoology - the investigation and study of mystery animals - will find more than enough to interest them wherever they travel in Britain. Dr. Karl Shuker is a zoologist who is internationally recognized as a world expert in cryptozoology (the scientific investigation of mystery animals whose existence or identity has yet to be formally ascertained), as well as in animal mythology and allied subjects relating to wildlife anomalies. For decades, sightings of big black panther-like or brown puma-like cats have been filed all over Britain, but the most famous is the Beast of Exmoor. Reported since the early 1980s in the huge moorland overlapping Devon and Somerset, it has been blamed for many sheep kills. Similar West Country-based reports also have been filed from Dartmoor and Bodmin, but if there are big cats that escaped or were released from captivity, they continue to elude capture. These wild and beautiful locations are well worth a visit. Since the 1970s, the woods surrounding the old church in the Cornish village of Mawnan have been the scene of several alleged sightings of a bizarre feathered flying entity nicknamed the Owlman. Although it resembles an owl, it is as tall as a man and stands upright. Zoologists speculate that it may be an escaped European eagle-owl, but eyewitnesses have discounted this. It is a dark, mysterious, and eerie place. FALMOUTH BAY A very large, long-necked sea monster reminiscent of Nessie and nicknamed Morgawr has been reported in Falmouth Bay, Cornwall, by a number of eyewitnesses since the 1970s. It's even depicted in two controversial photographs snapped by the equally mysterious, anonymous 'Mary F! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/grizzly-onthehunt/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/grizzly-onthehunt/support
For those of you tracking it's still melt your face hot in Arizona. Zoologists in Ohio misgender a gorilla, Elon Musk drives twitter into the X sphere. The guys are getting older than mom's spaghetti and hotter than Ben Shapiro Barbie. TikTok goes from trauma dump to that never happened in a flash. Oppenheimer explodes at the box office and Shark Week eats up the competition on the small screen.
Holmberg's Morning Sickness - Monday July 24, 2023 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Slovakia Today, English Language Current Affairs Programme from Slovak Radio
Ground squirrels live in numerous colonies in Slovakia. They are most widespread around the Bratislava airport. However, their numbers have been declining rapidly over the years. Gophers are now considered to be an endangered species. Zoologists have to set up rescue operations. The mown grass areas near the commercial buildings provide a good habitat for these animals. An estimated 700-900 ground squirrels live in one area near Bratislava Airport. This is the site where construction is to take place in winter. New tips for your trips around Slovakia also in today's show
Slovakia Today, English Language Current Affairs Programme from Slovak Radio
Ground squirrels live in numerous colonies in Slovakia. They are most widespread around the Bratislava airport. However, their numbers have been declining rapidly over the years. Gophers are now considered to be an endangered species. Zoologists have to set up rescue operations. The mown grass areas near the commercial buildings provide a good habitat for these animals. An estimated 700-900 ground squirrels live in one area near Bratislava Airport. This is the site where construction is to take place in winter. New tips for your trips around Slovakia also in today's show
Grizzly On The Hunt - Bigfoot, Sasquatch, Cryptids, Paranormal, Aliens, UFO's and More!
#Cryptids #Cryptozoology #MysteriousCreatures #LegendaryBeasts #MythicalMonsters #UnexplainedPhenomena #CryptoSightings #HiddenCreatures #EnigmaticBeings #CryptidEncounters #ParanormalInvestigation #BeastHunters #MythicalDiscoveries #CryptoEnthusiasts #BeyondBelief #StrangeEncounters #CryptoResearch #CryptoWorld #LegendHunters #CryptidCommunity #Cryptids #Cryptozoology #MysteriousCreatures #LegendaryBeasts #CryptidSightings #UnknownSpecies #CryptoEnigma #HiddenCreatures #BeyondBelief #MythicalMonsters #UnexplainedPhenomena #EnigmaticBeings #BeastlyEncounters #CuriousCryptids #LegendsAlive #dogman #scary #wolf #dogman #LBL #landbetweenthelakes #kentucky#Tennessee #woods #howls #growls #reports #investigation #investigations #scary #grizzlyonthehunt #witness #witnesses #coverups #police #fishandwildlife #true #truth #legends #legend #history #chase #wolf #hindlegs #coverup #coverups #opendoor 05-18-23 at 2:00 PM Grizzly and Derry from the well known band EMF Founder brings you their next episode from 'Unbelievable' From The UK and Beyond! Derry explains their encounters and their history in the UK and Beyond Regarding Mystical Creatures and Cryptids that lurk within their Countryside. Come in and watch this show! We will see you there! Anyone with an interest in cryptozoology – the investigation and study of mystery animals – will find more than enough to interest them wherever they travel in Britain. Dr. Karl Shuker is a zoologist who is internationally recognized as a world expert in cryptozoology (the scientific investigation of mystery animals whose existence or identity has yet to be formally ascertained), as well as in animal mythology and allied subjects relating to wildlife anomalies. For decades, sightings of big black panther-like or brown puma-like cats have been filed all over Britain, but the most famous is the Beast of Exmoor. Reported since the early 1980s in the huge moorland overlapping Devon and Somerset, it has been blamed for many sheep kills. Similar West Country-based reports also have been filed from Dartmoor and Bodmin, but if there are big cats that escaped or were released from captivity, they continue to elude capture. These wild and beautiful locations are well worth a visit. MAWNAN OLD CHURCH Since the 1970s, the woods surrounding the old church in the Cornish village of Mawnan have been the scene of several alleged sightings of a bizarre feathered flying entity nicknamed the Owlman. Although it resembles an owl, it is as tall as a man and stands upright. Zoologists speculate that it may be an escaped European eagle-owl, but eyewitnesses have discounted this. It is a dark, mysterious, and eerie place. FALMOUTH BAY A very large, long-necked sea monster reminiscent of Nessie and nicknamed Morgawr has been reported in Falmouth Bay, Cornwall, by a number of eyewitnesses since the 1970s. It's even depicted in two controversial photographs snapped by the equally mysterious, anonymous ‘Mary F.' https://grizzly.spiritsale.com Come get your shirts and merch! Support Grizzly and the show! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/grizzly-onthehunt/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/grizzly-onthehunt/support
Holmberg's Morning Sickness - Monday September 26, 2022
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We will never stop trying to make fetch happen. In honor of September and a hint of fall weather, we're focusing this month on movies and shows that have a "Back to School" theme, and we're starting with a cult classic: Mean Girls. This hit from the mind of Tina Fey features money tidbits galore. How much do prom dresses cost? How much did Ms. Norbury make as a teacher and was bartending really her best side-hustle choice? How much did Regina's fancy purses and Lexus convertible cost? And finally ... is there a REAL inventor of Toaster Strudel who is fabulously wealthy? We answer all these burning questions and more! You can find our blog posts and more at: www.penniesandpopcorn.com Follow us on Twitter at: @penniesnpopcorn Follow us on Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/penniesandpopcorn/
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In this very belated episode, we are talking about jellyfish that can live forever (in theory), lobsters that can only survive until the crushing pressure of existence finally gets to them. We also discuss getting your favourite brogues resoled in the cobbler factory to stop your DNA breaking down and how 5000-year-old trees could potentially be considered youthful. The tangents in this episode may not go on forever but it probably will feel like it Find us over on Twitter and Instagram @3_Zoologists to ask us questions or just tell us what you think. And if you want to learn more about anything we talk about in the episode just check out the references below for more information: Geraldine Aubert, P. M. (2008). Telomeres and Aging. Physiological Reviews, 88(2), 557-579. doi:10.1152/physrev.00026.2007 Harris, J. (2000). Imitations of Immortality. Science, 288(5463), 59. doi:10.1126/science.288.5463.59 J Graham Ruby, M. S. (2018). Naked mole-rat mortality rates defy Compertzian laws by not increasing with age. elife, 7, e31157. doi:10.7554.eLife.31157 Jinru He, L. Z. (2015). Life Cucle Reversal in Aurelia sp. 1 (Cnidara, Scyphozoa). PLOS ONE, 10(12), e0145314. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0145314 Kirkwood, T. B. (2015). Deciphering death: a commentary on Gompertz (1825) 'On the nature of the function expressive of the law of human mortality, and on a new model of determining the valie of life contingencies'. Philos Trans R Sock Lond B Biol Sci, 370(1666), 20140379. doi:10.1098/rstb.2014.0379 Madalena C Carneiro, I. P. (2016). Telomeres in aging and disease: lessons from zebrafish. Disease Models & Mechanisms, 9, 737-748. doi:10.1242/dmm.025130 R.M. Lanner, K. C. (2001). Does bristlecone pine senesce. Experimental Gerontology, 36(4-6), 675-685. doi:10.1016/S0531-5565(00)00234-5 Simon R. W. L. Chan, E. H. (2004). Telomeres and telomerase. Philosphical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series B: Biological Sciences, 359(1441), 109-122. doi:10.1098/rstb.2003.1370 Wolfram Klapper, K. K. (1998). Longevity of lobster is linked to ubiquitous telomerase expression. FEBS Letters, 439, 143 - 146. doi:10.1016/S0014-5793(98)01357-X --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/three-zoologists/message
Dr. Michael Dickinson is the Esther M. and Abe M. Zarem Professor of Bioengineering at the California Institute of Technology. His work focuses on the biomechanics and the biophysics of life with a particular focus on how animals fly. He looks at these questions through a neuroscientific lens, trying to understand behavior and flight control. In addition to being an excellent scientist, Michael is quite the enthusiastic musician. He played guitar for many years, and has been strumming on the ukulele for about 10 years as well. Much of his free time is spent gardening native plants and enjoying the company of his family. He received his PhD in Zoology from the University of Washington and afterwards worked briefly at the Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics in Tübingen, Germany. Michael has received numerous awards and honors during his career, including the Larry Sandler Award from the Genetics Society of America, the Bartholemew Award for Comparative Physiology from the American Society of Zoologists, a Packard Foundation Fellowship in Science and Engineering, a MacArthur Foundation Fellowship, and the Quantrell award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching from the University of Chicago. He is also a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Michael shares more about his journey through life and science in this interview.
Welcome Back to WTB SZN 2 Episode 6 Following the news that the woolly mammoth may be brought from extinction, it is only fitting that three blokes who are self-proclaimed Zoologists consider the merits and possible dangers of bringing back extinct animals. For those questioning our credentials, our insight into this topic comes from a reputable source, an animated movie franchise. The fellas also look at the recent news about Drake v Michael Jackson. As a hard-hitting media powerhouse, WTB asks the question on everyone's mind, what's Bubbles the Chimp doing these days? For more shit-talking and unqualified insight stay tuned to WTB! WOTW: doddery - slow and unsteady in movement because of weakness in old age. LOTW: Yuvin: Michael Jackson - Thriller https://open.spotify.com/album/2ANVost0y2y52ema1E9xAZ?si=wM8SkIyYQXGEWiv0-NK0aw&dl_branch=1 Shehan: Monkey Paying for Pizza Delivery https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXu7XVl1WSg&ab_channel=ICE Nam: Punjabi Daddy – Chris Gayle https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09U1aC5Gc1s&ab_channel=TripleCenturyRecords
What can we expect from our first encounters with aliens? The easiest way to anticipate that is to look at how life has developed on our own planet. The Zoologists Guide to the Galaxy: https://tinyurl.com/s6u8h3cd Theme music is courtesy of Sara Rudy and her band Hello June, and is used with their permission. The song “Fight, Don't Fight” can be downloaded at: https://tinyurl.com/y886ns56 If you want to hear more of their music, you can find them at https://www.wearehellojune.com/ or on Bandcamp at https://hellojune.bandcamp.com/ Esoteric Book Club can be found on: Facebook: @esotericbookclub Instagram: esotericbookclub Web: www.esotericbookclub.org Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Esotericbookclub Paypal: paypal.me/esotericbookclub
Hi! Nate from Give Bats A Break here. When you accidentally go viral for @-ing the Pope on Twitter to correct his bad take on bats and are subsequently adopted into the global bat community, you start a podcast. At least that's what I'm doing. Ecologists. Zoologists. Biologists. Conservationists. Rehabilitators. Carers. Advocates. Bat people are probably seen less than bats, so I'm changing that by talking to them about what they do and why they do it! Give Bats A Podcast launches on October 1, 2021 on YouTube and on Anchor.fm, Spotify, Apple iTunes, and more! You can find me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/givebatsabreak
There's a lot of what we know from Earth that can teach us what to expect from extraterrestrials in the future. In this week's episode, Zoologist, Dr Arik Kershenbaum joins comedian Will Preston to discuss insights from Arik's book 'A Zoologists Guide to The Galaxy: What Animals on Earth Reveal about Aliens' which has won praise from high places, including Richard Dawkins.In this episode we cover common expectations, what alien mating might be like, what drives human evolution and the best and worst depictions of aliens in popular culture. Expert guest: Dr Arik Kershenbaum is a zoologist, College Lecturer, and Fellow at Girton College, University of Cambridge. He has researched animal vocal communication for the past ten years in Europe, Israel and the United States and has published more than twenty academic publications on the topic. He is also a member of the international board of advisors for METI.org, a think tank on the topic of Messaging Extra Terrestrial Intelligence.Comedy guest: Will Preston has been performing comedy since 2016 all across the UK and the US. He is a regular at the top comedy clubs on the London scene. Will is also the co-host of the Marvel Versus Marvel podcast.
https://astralcodexten.substack.com/p/links-for-june [Remember, I haven't independently verified each link. On average, commenters will end up spotting evidence that around two or three of the links in each links post are wrong or misleading. I correct these as I see them, and will highlight important corrections later, but I can't guarantee I will have caught them all by the time you read this.] 1: Zoologists search for the Higgs Bison 2: “The cult deficit” is the theory that we don't have as many cults as we used to and this says something important about our society. Here's some data, courtesy of the Secretum Secretorum Substack:
Zoologists have deeply studied numerous ape societies to draw parallels between their behavior in comparison to humans'. We'll be interested in the following ape societies: chimpanzees and bonobos. The first are patriarchal, while the second are female dominated. While there is nothing wrong with any of those models, it is important to point out the contrasting factors of both when compared. The amount of resources, free time and specific interests of each tribe will dictate their behavior, and all of these are closely connected to our own behaviors as humans. Are female-driven human tribes able to persist and survive over time? The answer is “no.” Eventually, a group of strong men will invade and dominate them. As long as men exist, there will be war, and today, war is much needed to bring the strong men back. We are on the verge of bouncing back to hard times, as history dictates the closure of yet another cycle. We are about to witness a violent war between strong men, and we must stay on the victorious side.
Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for May 19, 2021 is: rictus • RIK-tus • noun 1 : the gape of a bird's mouth 2 a : the mouth orifice b : a gaping grin or grimace Examples: "You could make a strong case that the current face of the Mariners' franchise, generically speaking, is frozen in a rictus of frustration.… Perhaps one day soon a savior will emerge and lead the Mariners to unachieved heights." — Larry Stone, The Seattle Times, 31 Mar. 2021 "To [Jim Carrey] fans, it's fun to watch him return to sketch comedy—the medium that offered his big break back in the early ’90s—turn that rubber face into a rictus, and wiggle his glued-on eyebrows." — Alison Herman, The Ringer, 9 Oct. 2020 Did you know? Rictus began its English career in the late 17th century as a technical term for the mouth of an animal, the new science of zoology clearly calling for some Latin to set its lingo apart from the language of farmers. In Latin, rictus means "an open mouth"; it comes from the verb ringi, meaning "to open the mouth." Zoologists couldn't keep the word to themselves, though. English speakers liked its sound too much, and they thought it would be good for referring to a gaping grin or grimace. James Joyce used the word in both Ulysses (1922) and A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man (1916), writing in the latter, "Creatures were in the field…. Goatish creatures with human faces…. A rictus of cruel malignity lit up greyly their old bony faces."
Are you an animal lover? Have a soft spot for the furry creatures of the forest or the brilliant feathered friends above? Today, Animals, Family,and Photos with Award-Winning Wild Life Photographer and Artist, Holly Cannon.Do you know the three basic distinctions which make up the foundation for any worldview which is considered Christian? They are all found in the first chapter of the first book in the Bible: Genesis one. #1 There is a distinction between God and creation. There is a fundamental difference between the two and if you get that confused, everything else turns into a mess. In the beginning God. Not in the beginning God and. God didn’t check in with me, or you, when He decided to start this world as much as we might like to believe otherwise.#2 There is a distinction between human beings and all other creatures. Being in the image of God is something uniquely reserved for mankind. God gives man the special responsibility to rule over all the creatures of this world. Its part of the job description we have as humans. Interesting, huh? #3. Man is distinct from woman. God made man; male and female he created them. It doesn’t matter how confusing the use of language or pronouns are, a man isn’t a woman and vice versa no matter how confusing we might try to make that.Three fundamental distinctions are worthy to consult when things get confusing in this life. Today we are going to talk a bit more about one of them which all too often gets overlooked. What about all those other creatures which God put on this earth the do their thing? If God put them there, I bet they can teach us something about Him, even if they aren’t in His image like us humans are. How are we to rule over them if we don’t know them, study them, and enjoy God’s creation?Ever consider that the first job God gave man? It is common to say prostitution is the oldest profession. That’s not true. Adam and Eve were Zoologists. So let’s talk to someone who has seen animals of all kinds and gives us a peek into their glory.Welcome, Holly Youngblood Cannon to Church Hurts And. If you have appreciated this radio show/podcast and would like to support the ongoing efforts of this ministry, you can do so by visiting https://churchhurtsand.org. Donations are fully tax-deductible, needed, and sincerely appreciated.
Are you an animal lover? Have a soft spot for the furry creatures of the forest or the brilliant feathered friends above? Today, Animals, Family,and Photos with Award-Winning Wild Life Photographer and Artist, Holly Cannon. Do you know the three basic distinctions which make up the foundation for any worldview which is considered Christian? They are all found in the first chapter of the first book in the Bible: Genesis one. #1 There is a distinction between God and creation. There is a fundamental difference between the two and if you get that confused, everything else turns into a mess. In the beginning God. Not in the beginning God and. God didn’t check in with me, or you, when He decided to start this world as much as we might like to believe otherwise. #2 There is a distinction between human beings and all other creatures. Being in the image of God is something uniquely reserved for mankind. God gives man the special responsibility to rule over all the creatures of this world. Its part of the job description we have as humans. Interesting, huh? #3. Man is distinct from woman. God made man; male and female he created them. It doesn’t matter how confusing the use of language or pronouns are, a man isn’t a woman and vice versa no matter how confusing we might try to make that. Three fundamental distinctions are worthy to consult when things get confusing in this life. Today we are going to talk a bit more about one of them which all too often gets overlooked. What about all those other creatures which God put on this earth the do their thing? If God put them there, I bet they can teach us something about Him, even if they aren’t in His image like us humans are. How are we to rule over them if we don’t know them, study them, and enjoy God’s creation? Ever consider that the first job God gave man? It is common to say prostitution is the oldest profession. That’s not true. Adam and Eve were Zoologists. So let’s talk to someone who has seen animals of all kinds and gives us a peek into their glory. Welcome, Holly Youngblood Cannon to Church Hurts And. If you have appreciated this radio show/podcast and would like to support the ongoing efforts of this ministry, you can do so by visiting https://churchhurtsand.org. Donations are fully tax-deductible, needed, and sincerely appreciated.
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So, it's something we've all wondered at some point or another; what are animals thinking, and can they talk to each other, or more importantly can our pets understand us? In this episode we are talking about language and how humans came to have such complicated ways of communicating. Are we the only ones who are able to talk to each other and pass information between individuals without having to physically demonstrate everything? You'll have to listen on to find out. As usual our tangents have also reached new heights probably getting to their most… interesting in this episode with the standard unit for deer height being set as bananas of all things. Find us over on Twitter and Instagram @3_Zoologists to ask us questions or just tell us what you think. And if you want to learn more about anything we talk about in this episode, check out the references below for more information: - Fitch, W. T. (2005). The evolution of language: a comparative review. Biology and Philosophy, 20(2-3), 193–203. - Lieberman P. Primer: Acoustics and Physiology of Human Speech (the-scientist.com/infographics/primer--acoustics-and-physiology-of-human-speech-64383) - Hayes K., Hayes C., (1952). "Imitation in a home-raised chimpanzee". Journal of Comparative and Physiological Psychology, 45, 450–459. - Seyfarth R., 1980. Vervet monkey alarm calls: Semantic communication in a free-ranging primate. Animal Behaviour. 28(4), 1070-1094. - How language began | Dan Everett | TEDxSanFrancisco (youtube.com/watch?v=qFxg5vkaPgk) - Animals and Human Communication — David Adger / Serious Science (youtube.com/watch?v=9b50ChtpfUU) - Do animals have language? - Michele Bishop (youtube.com/watch?v=_1FY5kL_zXU) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/three-zoologists/message
We're back with another episode this time with our first listener question; why don't electric eels electrocute themselves? We go back to the basics of how animals use electricity and how the electric eels crazy powerful shock is generated and then talk about an interesting case study with Sparky the eel who we all agree was very aptly named. You'll have to listen in to find out more and maybe even hear why electric eels just might be aquatic Jedi. Find us over on Twitter and Instagram @3_Zoologists to ask us questions or just tell us what you think, and if you want to find out more about what we talked about in this episode, check out the stuff below. References: Catania, K. 2015. Electric eels use high-voltage to track fast-moving prey. Nature Communications, 6(1). Catania, K., 2016. Leaping eels electrify threats, supporting Humboldt's account of a battle with horses. PNAS, 113(25), pp.6979-6984. Welzel, G. 2021. Efficient high-voltage protection in the electric catfish. J. Exp. Biol. 224(4), p.jeb239855. Science News for Students. 2021. The shocking Electric Eel!. (sciencenewsforstudents.org/article/shocking-electric-eel). How do fish make electricity? – Eleanor Nelson (youtube.com/watch?v=z0M7_HPSi14). Nico, Leo. 1991. Fishes of the night. Part 1: The electric eel. Tropical Fish Hobbyist. 39 (January). 12-14, 17, 20, 22. Bastos, D. 2021. Social predation in electric eels. Ecology and Evolution, 11(3), pp.1088-1092. Curtis, C. 2003. Mate preference in female electric fish, Brachyhypopomus pinnicaudatus. Animal Behaviour, 66(2), pp.329-336. Lavoué, S. 2012. Comparable Ages for the Independent Origins of Electrogenesis in African and South American Weakly Electric Fishes. PLoS ONE, 7(5), p.e36287. Arnegard, M. 2010. Old gene duplication facilitates origin and diversification of an innovative communication system--twice. PNAS, 107(51), pp.22172-22177. Kempster, R. 2013. Survival of the Stillest: Predator Avoidance in Shark Embryos. PLoS ONE, 8(1), p.e52551. Arnegard, M. 2005. Electric organ discharge patterns during group hunting by a mormyrid fish. Proc. Royal Soc. B, 272(1570), pp.1305-1314. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/three-zoologists/message
Zoologists say the animals seen in the Thylacine Awareness Group's video are probably pademelons. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This time around we're looking skyward for todays topic and wondering what aliens would look like if they do exist. Have a listen to find out about what would be needed for life to evolve on another planet and what we might expect to see in the types of life that could be there. We've started a bit of a competition too so remember to vote for what your favourite fact was in our intro over on Instagram or Twitter. Find us over on Twitter and Instagram @3_Zoologists to ask us questions or just tell us what you think. And if you want to learn more about anything we talk about in this episode check out the references below for more information: 1. The Zoologist's Guide to the Galaxy – Dr Arik Kershenbaum (2020) 2. What We Know About Extraterrestrial Intelligence (Foundations of Xenology) – Michael Ashkenazi 3. Eight ingredients for life in space | Natural History Museum (nhm.ac.uk) (Accessed 02/02/2021) 4. NASA's Alternative Definition of Life - President's Dream Colloquium - Simon Fraser University (sfu.ca) (Accessed 02/02/2021) 5. Senter P. 2009. Vestigial skeletal structures in dinosaurs. Journal of Zoology. 280(1). p. 60-71. 6. Gingerich P. 1990. Hind Limbs of Eocene Basilosaurus: Evidence of Feet in Whales. Science. 249(4965). p. 154-157. 7. Brocks J. 2017. The rise of algae in Cryogenian oceans and the emergence of animals. Nature. 548. 8. Lauro S. 2021. Multiple subglacial water bodies below the south pole of Mars unveiled by new MARSIS data. Nature Astronomy. 5. p. 63-70 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/three-zoologists/message
The preview episode of the new podcast series 3 Zoologists and a Microphone takes on an incredibly important question that we know you've all been waiting to hear the answer too. Are Zebras white with black stripes or black with white stripes? Taking on this question we cover some other interesting topics like, should humans have stripy legs too and take their fashion ideas from Zebras and Okapis, as well as how night-time on the Serengeti can leave you within feet of a zebra without you even knowing it. Find us on instagram and twitter @3_zoologists If you want to find out more about the topics we talked about please check out the following references: 1) Animals.sandiegozoo.org. 2021. Zebra | San Diego Zoo Animals & Plants. [online] Available at:
3 Zoologists study a weird phenomenon among wolves in Alaska. What happens is terrifying! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/horror-junkie/support
This week, Wes and Todd talk with Peter Strange Yumi. Yumi talks about his name, optimism, exploring painting and technique, Art Historians and Zoologists, imagery, mediums, self-examination, photography, Eugene Delacroix, voice, process, routines, social satire, Autonation, Fruitland, roller disco, sex and sexuality, the unified mind, buffoonery, science fiction, Yumicorp International Studios and Brave New World.Join us for a journey into the world of Peter Strange Yumi.Check out Peter Strange Yumi’s work at his website: www.peteryumi.comFollow Peter Strange Yumi on Instagram: www.instagram.com/peteryumi/@peteryumiLook for Peter’s next show at Alto Gallery starting January 9th, 2021. www.altogallery.com
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Frogs have hopped around this planet for 200 million years. In comparison, anatomically modern humans have only been around for 200 thousand years. But the last half century has seen a tragic loss in amphibian biodiversity around the world. It seems especially striking that a group of animals that predate the dinosaurs have been devastated by modern human activities. With us today to discuss the history of discoveries in the area of amphibian declines is David Wake. David graduated from Pacific Lutheran College in 1958, and received M.S. and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Southern California in 1960 and 1964. He then taught at the University of Chicago before joining the faculty at the University of California, Berkeley in 1969. At Berkeley, David served as curator of herpetology and Director of the Museum of Vertebrate Zoology. He also served as President of the Society for the Study of Evolution, the American Society of Naturalists, and the American Society of Zoologists. In 1998, David was elected into the National Academy of Sciences.
In 1910 the Soviet biologist Ilya Ivanovich Ivanov presented the idea of creating a human/chimpanzee to the World Congress of Zoologists, with guests Cass Paige (Sanspants Radio) and Angus Gordon (award winning comedian) we discuss this idea, in particular via an article by Katie Serena titled: It Turns Out Scientists Have Tried To Create Human-Chimp Hybrids Called “Humanzees”Katie Serena's article: https://allthatsinteresting.com/humanzeeBuy merch (pins and Prime Mates beanies) here: https://mattstewartcomedy.com/shop/Support the show on PatreonOur twitter: @PrimeMatesPodOur instagram: @primematespodFacebook: facebook.com/primematespodEmail: primematespod@gmail.comGot topic/primate suggestions for the show? Chuck them here: http://bitly.com/PrimeMatesTipsCheck out Matt's other podcast (where we do a report about a different topic from history each week): Do Go OnAnd his music history podcast: Listen Now Podcast with Matt and Sam: https://play.acast.com/s/listen-now/Prime Mates Spotify PlaylistMatt's twitter: @mattstew_artMatt's instagram: @MattStewartComedyMatt's facebook: facebook.com/mattstewartcomedyEvan's web series (about video games): gameygame.comEvan's twitter: @evanmsEvan's instagram: @stupidoldevanEvan and Matt's studio/production company: stupidoldstudios.comCass' podcast network: Sanspants RadioCass' twitter: @CassCassPaigeAngus' facebook: facebook.com/RealAngusGordonOur awesome theme song by Evan Munro-Smith and sweet logo by Peader Thomas See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
«How stupid not to have thought about that!» skal angivelig Darwins venn Thomas Huxley (1825-1895) ha sagt når han hadde lest On the Origin of the Species fra 1859. Hvordan kom Charles Darwin (1809-1882) egentlig frem til denne ideen, og hvorfor hadde ingen tenkt på det før? Det som i alle fall er sikkert er at han selv brukte lang tid på å endre syn, og at det ikke skjedde i et såkalt aha-øyeblikk hvor alt stod klart for han. «I feel not a shade of surprise at your entirely rejecting my views: my surprise is that I have been successful in converting some few eminent Botanists, Zoologists, & Geologists. In several cases the conversion has been very slow & that is the only sort of conversion which I respect.» - Darwin til en ukjent korrespondent, 14 mars 1861, sitert i Sulloway 1982: 321 Vi tar en tur gjennom Darwins historie, fra turen med Beagle, bearbeidelsen av materialet han samlet i løpet av turen, samarbeidet med mer etablerte vitenskapsmenn, kontakten med Alfred Russell Wallace, frem mot utviklingen av evolusjonsteorien og publikasjonen av On the Origin of Species, samt litt av den umiddelbare påvirkningen boka har. Darwin var definitivt en interessant person. Nysgjerrig og usikker, en brokete faglig bakgrunn, åpenbart mye både personlig og språklig sjarm, kombinert med en solid økonomisk arv som gir ham frihet til å drive med det han vil, et systematisk sinn og utholdenhet i arbeidet. Til slutt, vi kan faktisk ikke anbefale nok å selv lese On the Origin of Species, som selv om det er litt tung lesing til tider, er et fascinerende innblikk inn i vitenskapelig tenking og hvordan teorier utvikles. Kilder: Vitenskapshistoriker Frank J. Sulloway har skrevet en rekke gode og detaljerte artikler om Darwins tur til Galapagosøyene og hvordan det tok tid før han forstod og trakk de konklusjonene hans og andres observasjoner gjorde mulige, og til slutt utviklet evolusjonsteorien. Mange av hans artikler er tilgjengelig på: http://www.sulloway.org/Darwinpubs.html Charles Darwin, de bøkene vi har brukt for episoden (en full bibliografi er lett tilgjengelig om man søker på nett, og de fleste verkene hans, samt alle brevene, er tilgjengelig i digitalt format, helt gratis). Den engelske wikipediaartikkelen er også veldig bra. On the Origin of the Species, Penguin 2009 Autobiography, Penguin 2002 Peter J. Bowler, Evolution: The History of an Idea, University of California Press 2009 Bill Bryson, A short history of nearly everything, Black Swan 2004 William Bynum, «Introduction», i Darwin 2009 Benedict Carey, How we learn, Macmillian 2014 Jerry Coyne, Why evolution is true, Oxford University Press 2009 Daniel Dennett, Darwin’s dangerous idea, Penguin Books 1996 Randall Fuller, The book that changed America. How Darwin’s theory of evolution ignited a nation, Penguin 2017 Howard Gardener, Creating Minds, Basic Books 1993 Tim Lewens, The meaning of science, Penguin 2015 Peter Medavar, The art of the soluble, Methuen & Co 1967 Frank Sulloway, «Darwin’s conversion: The Beagle Voyage and Its Aftermath», Journal of the history of Biology, vol.15,1982 «Darwin’s Early Intellectual Development: An Overview of the Beagle Voyage (1831-1836), The Darwinian Heritage, edited by David Kohn, 1985, s.121-154 Podkaster om tema: Darwin’s legacy: forelesningsrekke fra Stanford, med en rekke eksperter på relaterte felt, fra 2008-9 Fire episoder av BBC4s In our time med Melvyn Bragg fra 2009, til jubileumsåret. Discovering Darwin: Fire unge biologer diskuterer seg gjennom Darwins verk, et kapittel per episode. Første sesong er om Origin, og andre, og så langt siste, handler om The Voyage of the Beagle. ---------------------------- Logoen vår er laget av Sveinung Sudbø, se hans arbeider på originalkopi.com Musikken er av Arne Kjelsrud Mathisen, se facebooksiden Nygrenda Vev og Dur for mer info. ---------------------------- Takk for at du hører på. Ta kontakt med oss på vår facebookside eller på larsogpaal@gmail.com Det finnes ingen bedre måte å få spredt podkasten vår til flere enn via dere lyttere, så takk om du deler eller forteller andre om oss. Alt godt, hilsen Lars og Pål
Dr Fergus Keeling and Dr John Ruthven are Zoologists and lifelong friends since they worked together at the BBC's Natural History Unit nearly 30 years ago. In this - the first podcast of a new series - Fergus and John discuss how and when dogs became our friends, how a sheepdog called 'Chaser' can remember over a thousand objects, and how to get in to the minds of dogs (and possibly their owners). Fergus also remembers his beloved labrador 'Peanut' and how she came to have a BBC staff pass!
Adam Rutherford talks to astronomer Tabetha Boyajian at Louisiana State University about the wierd star that's perplexed astronomers since its discovery two years ago. KIC 8462852 has the unique habit of intermittently and sometimes dramatically dimming and then brightening. Some scientists even suggested vast alien megastructures around the star might be the explanation. After twenty months of almost continuous observation, Professor Boyajian has much more information about what the star is doing. But the big mystery hasn't gone away. BBC News science correspondent Jonathan Amos joins Adam to share some highlights in space exploration for the coming 12 months. Zoologists and engineers at the University of Oxford are developing an app that identifies one species of mosquito from another by analysing the sounds their rapid wing beats make. Graihagh Jackson visits Marianne Sinka at the Zoology Department to listen to her collection of mosquito songs. Did the widespread introduction of the food additive trehalose fuel the emergence of epidemics of virulent Clostridium difficile in hospitals from the early 2000s? Microbiologist Robert Britton tells Adam about the evidence his team has gathered and published this week in the journal 'Nature'.
It’s Christmas time… and it’s also the Season 2 Finale of CERBERUS ZOO, so for one final time in 2017, take your pants off, kick back and enjoy, as the boys start decking the halls and shining their baubles. In this episode of THE ZOO, they look at the true history of Christmas – Christmas Monsters – Season 2 in review, the famous deaths of 2017, and ask the question, ‘Is Santa Claus a GHOST’? Plus, more of the usual shenanigans – joke telling – more misheard song lyrics and finally, the boys each spend ’60 seconds in the Zoo’. A huge thank you to all of our guests for Season 2, all of our wonderful listeners, supporters (Zoologists) who tune in for every episode (you’re all awesome), guest hosts (Nicky Myers & Mel Follington) and of course our Season sponsor; ROBB COX PHOTOGRAPHY. The boys will be back with a whole new format of Cerberus Zoo in 2018 – In the meantime, stay safe, take care, look out for one another… Cerberus Zoo is officially closed for 2017. This episode and every episode of season 2 of CERBERUS ZOO is brought to you by ROBB COX PHOTOGRAPHY. Check him out at www.instagram.com/robbcox CERBERUS ZOO is a DARKNESS MEDIA Production. Stalk us, someone, anyone… PLEASE! DARKNESS MEDIA at: Website: www.darknessmediaoz.com.au Facebook: www.facebook.com/darknessmediaoz Facebook: www.facebook.com/cerberuszoo Instagram: www.instagram.com/darknessmediaaustralia Twitter: @DarknessMediaAU Twitter: @CerberusZoo iTUNES • SUBSCRIBE TO THE CERBERUS ZOO PARANORMAL PODCAST FOR FREE ON ITUNES BY CLICKING HERE: https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/cerberus-zoo-podcast/id1211209248?mt=2 SOUNDCLOUD • SUBSCRIBE TO CERBERUS ZOO PARANORMAL PODCAST FOR FREE ON SOUNDCLOUD BY CLICKING HERE: https://soundcloud.com/cerberuszoo STITCHER RADIO • SUBSCRIBE TO CERBERUS ZOO PARANORMAL PODCAST FOR FREE ON STITCHER RADIO BY CLICKING HERE: https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=134076&refid=stpr
Join Tammy Coron and Tim Mitra on Episode 82, which was recorded on March 08, 2017 *. On this episode they talk with Suzanne Burns. Suzanne is a Research Zoologist-turned-wildlife guide. She was born in Ireland, and has lived in Australia, England, New Zealand and Canada. Her lifelong love of travel allowed her to become involved in conservation efforts. If you like listening to Roundabout: Creative Chaos, and you want to know how you can help support the show, please visit our Patreon page at patreon.com/justwritecode. ** Note: In the intro, Tammy says this episode was recorded on March 01, 2017. That was incorrect. Silly note taking app!
For this Episode of The CareerMetis Podcast – we will be hearing from Emily Kapit from Refresh Your Step LLC.This interview is part of the “Career Expert Series“.Emily Kapit's BIOEmily Kapit, MS, MRW, ACRW, CPRW, is a triple certified Master Resume Writer and industry leading career strategist. She is also the Founder of ReFresh Your Step, LLC, a career advisory firm based in Miami, Florida, with clients located nationally and internationally. She and her team of highly certified writers and career advisors work extensively with clients on all facets of their career progression, including resumes/cover letters, LinkedIn profiles, job search strategies, mock interviews, career guidance, and more.Episode SummaryEmily Kapit Shares her insights based on her experience helping candidates from various careers, ranging from Astronauts to Zoologists. Here is a summary of our discussion.1. The first & most important thing you have to do before your begin the job search process – step back and see yourself as an individual of accomplishments. Having this information and mindset will help you to craft your resume, LinkedIn, Interviews,etc.2. When preparing a Resume – understand for whom you are preparing the resume i.e craft your resume thinking about the Hiring Manager or Recruiter in mind. This will allow you to stand out and establish yourself as a strong candidate.3. Showcase a Consistency of Excellence throughout your job search process.4. LinkedIn is an absolute must in your job search process. Optimize your profile with Skills, Endorsements,etc. to showcase a strong personal brand on LinkedIn.5. A Job Interview is a two-way street – you are there to learn as much about the company/interviewer , as much as they are learning about you.6. The importance of asking proper questions during the job interview process. Learn more about the culture to ascertain a proper fit.7. When and how to bring up compensation during the job search process?8. Leverage Informational Interviews to tap into jobs that are not posted.Links and ResourcesTo learn more & connect with Emily Kapit – you can reach her through her LinkedIn account, Twitter or email.Intro Music provided courtesy of Accelerated Ideas (www.accelerated-ideas.com). Soundtrack – Siren KickbackEnding Music provided courtesy of Accelerated Ideas (www.accelerated-ideas.com). Soundtrack – No Need to Rush See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Career Connections is an opportunity for Freshman and Sophomore year students to shadow an alumnus in the student's academic and geographical location of interest. This popular program has over 100 students express interest for 50 available spots and has been recognized by Student Affairs with a Positive Impact Award in 2014-15. With support from The Alumni Association of CWRU, the last six years has seen over 300 students shadow Zoologists, Attorneys, Judges, Physicians, Researchers, Genetic Counselors, Consultants, Investment Bankers, Accountants, Entrepreneurs and Nurses. From Florida to California to New York City, this opportunity serves to promote retention at CWRU and help students envision their future and commit to academic success to achieve their goals.
Dr. Michael Dickinson is the Esther M. and Abe M. Zarem Professor of Bioengineering at the California institute of technology. He received his PhD in Zoology from the University of Washington and afterwards worked briefly at the Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics in Tübingen, Germany. Michael has received numerous awards and honors during his career, including the Larry Sandler Award from the Genetics Society of America, the Bartholemew Award for Comparative Physiology from the American Society of Zoologists, a Packard Foundation Fellowship in Science and Engineering, a MacArthur Foundation Fellowship, and the Quantrell award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching from the University of Chicago. He is also a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Michael is here with us today to tell us all about his journey through life and science.
Just like any other scientists, Zoologists play a vital role that can help improve not only the lives of animals but even humans too. Zoologists spend ample amount of time studying animal behavior and other important works that can increase human understanding on animals. In this edition, join Felicia Gopaul as she interviews Zoologist Lonnie McCaskill on being a Zoologist …
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