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Month: June 2018

Octopi Venom, Directly to the Eyeball

June 30, 2018April 14, 2020 Posted in Venom1 Comment

I was inspired by a segment on the first show of Science Friday’s Cephalopod Week when Dr. Janet Voight  (12:11 – 13:44) casually mentioned how the Curled Octopus envenomates its crustacean prey. Directly to the eyeball. Terrifying as that is (imagine the last thing you ever see are jaws puncturing your eyes, leaving you blind and…… Continue reading Octopi Venom, Directly to the Eyeball

Fieldwork Evolution

Fieldwork Evolution

June 20, 2018April 14, 2020 Posted in GradSchool, ResearchFormat Post format: GalleryLeave a comment

I had the opportunity for a little "working" vacation back in Ohio. And by working, I of course mean hardcore creeking. For science. When biologists or naturalists are asked how they got into their field, the stereotype is they spent a lot of time outside as a kid, playing with creepy crawlies on the ground… Continue reading Fieldwork Evolution

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