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“-Lichens: composite organism that lives on every continent and evolved separately at least 4 times
-Endoliths: organisms that live inside rocks
(if you do either of the above, please include cryptoendoliths: lichens that live inside rocks to survive in Antartica and are being studied by astrobiologists)
-Siphonophores: composite organisms of the ocean
Love the show!!!”
anxiousenby via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/14/20
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“This has the light feel of four friends hanging out, but also has some legitimately interesting information. The explorations of science concepts are nuanced enough to satisfy true science enthusiasts and accessible enough to reach even the casually interested. It’s also pretty funny.”
bluebrey via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/15/19
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“Good good science,
Good good competition,
Good good fun!!
The foot fact led to some fun competitions with my siblings of who could put their feet against their forearm. Foot-tastic!!”
singingssquid via Apple Podcasts ·
New Zealand ·
06/18/19
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“Sam is short with a round face and black hair, he leans back in his chair in a slouchy way. Stefan is tall and has spiky black hair with a bleached bit, he looks exactly like Michael Aranda because that’s who I thought he was the first time I listened. Ceri has long black hair and no distinct...”Read full review »
Nerdomania via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/18/19
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