Biologist Answers Even More Biology Questions From Twitter - Tech Support
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Date: 2022-07-07
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Zabuza
I love him! It was people like him that passed the passion for science on to me when I was a child. Now I have a Bachelor's degree in physics and since my main field of interest is biophysics, I am currently doing a Master's degree in biomedical engineering focused on biomaterials and biomechanics. If I one day can pass the torch to the younger generation with such excitement as he does, all I have ever dreamt of has come true!
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I love him! It was people like him that passed the passion for science on to me when I was a child. Now I have a Bachelor's degree in physics and since my main field of interest is biophysics, I am currently doing a Master's degree in biomedical engineering focused on biomaterials and biomechanics. If I one day can pass the torch to the younger generation with such excitement as he does, all I have ever dreamt of has come true!
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MPH
I was swallowed by a whale once, and Moby ended up cutting me a big check for my troubles. Fortunately, I still had all my scuba gear on, and about 45 minutes in my tanks. He had just polished off a huge meal of giant Blue Fin Tuna before me, so when I cut my way out, I also tied a few tuna melts to my belt. Talk about a windfall - Over a thousand pounds apiece at $200/pound.
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I was swallowed by a whale once, and Moby ended up cutting me a big check for my troubles. Fortunately, I still had all my scuba gear on, and about 45 minutes in my tanks. He had just polished off a huge meal of giant Blue Fin Tuna before me, so when I cut my way out, I also tied a few tuna melts to my belt. Talk about a windfall - Over a thousand pounds apiece at $200/pound.
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wired
Isn't it inevitable that as time goes on, the strongest invasive species will together form a broad spectrum dominance over most of the Earth's environmental niches?
EG the norwegian rat in north america, red eared sliders, those mud carp, feral hogs, fire ants, etc
These species are all extremely resilient and can not only survive but flourish in many environments.
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Isn't it inevitable that as time goes on, the strongest invasive species will together form a broad spectrum dominance over most of the Earth's environmental niches?
EG the norwegian rat in north america, red eared sliders, those mud carp, feral hogs, fire ants, etc
These species are all extremely resilient and can not only survive but flourish in many environments.
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education
Still can't completely understand how some parts of life evolve. For example blood. I mean, either you have blood or a heart and it works or you don't have it (like cells, but there is no in between. It's just like -poof- and it's there and works. what do i miss?
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Still can't completely understand how some parts of life evolve. For example blood. I mean, either you have blood or a heart and it works or you don't have it (like cells, but there is no in between. It's just like -poof- and it's there and works. what do i miss?
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KAVIYA
I love videos like this very much. I'm a science student and love anything related to science. so thank you Wired. please do more videos like this. and I like him very much. he's so much interested in sharing his knowledge to us. Kudos to him as well
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I love videos like this very much. I'm a science student and love anything related to science. so thank you Wired. please do more videos like this. and I like him very much. he's so much interested in sharing his knowledge to us. Kudos to him as well
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Sean
Kind of the opposite of my geology prof. She told me that we are on a path to extinguish the homonidae. The planet and life in general will prolly continue as we've seen through prior extinction events. If we have anything to worry about it's us.
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Kind of the opposite of my geology prof. She told me that we are on a path to extinguish the homonidae. The planet and life in general will prolly continue as we've seen through prior extinction events. If we have anything to worry about it's us.
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Dude
for anybody going through window bug splatter cleaning deprivation, I am more than willing to allow you to get your fix off of cleaning splattered bugs off my car windows. I'm getting down right tired of doing it after each and every drive.
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for anybody going through window bug splatter cleaning deprivation, I am more than willing to allow you to get your fix off of cleaning splattered bugs off my car windows. I'm getting down right tired of doing it after each and every drive.
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Cora
In my area I've actually seen an increase in some varieties of bugs, and there is a lot more bug splatter to deal with. Mainly flies and mosquito like species are more common. Though beetles, bees and butterflies are less common
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In my area I've actually seen an increase in some varieties of bugs, and there is a lot more bug splatter to deal with. Mainly flies and mosquito like species are more common. Though beetles, bees and butterflies are less common
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slygun451
Did the -climate crisis- also kill 100% of life before humans arrived? Is it always a crisis or only when democrats need votes and otherwise PRIVATE JETS TO DAVOS! Lol the climate WILL ALWAYS CHANGE like it always has.
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Did the -climate crisis- also kill 100% of life before humans arrived? Is it always a crisis or only when democrats need votes and otherwise PRIVATE JETS TO DAVOS! Lol the climate WILL ALWAYS CHANGE like it always has.
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Kamila
Thank you for this awesome mini-series. I hope dr Hanson will be back, I love when people talk about their field of studies with wide-eyed passion and without being jaded.
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Thank you for this awesome mini-series. I hope dr Hanson will be back, I love when people talk about their field of studies with wide-eyed passion and without being jaded.
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