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Another buzzing episode. In this episode, Tom speaks with entomologist Charlotte Alberts about Assassin flies, and about flies more broadly. We learn all about the intruiging, deadly world of the Assassin Flies, what defines them and how they live, whilst also touching on the fly order (diptera) more broadly. As well as learning about flies as animals, we also consider the fraught nature of our relationship with flies, and have a chance to reflect on what it means to value and care about the smallest lives.
Today, its time for a lofty subject, as it were: Tom is joined by Abbey Hayes to discuss the original (and best?) form of flight: insect flight. We’ll be delving into millenia-long developments, and considering wild unknowns. We'll speculate, exploring genetics and molecular tools, as well as...
Published 02/11/24
Alert! Alert! This is a time sensitive episode!
The new year monarch count is nearly upon us, and if you want to get involved, now is the time!
www.westernmonarchcount.org
Whether or not you are geographically able to count the monarch, I'm sure you'd love to learn more about one of our most...
Published 12/26/23