From Science Friday
Full-time biologist—part-time cephalopod matchmaker, Richard Ross invites us into his secret home lab where he studies the mating rituals of the lesser Pacific striped Octopus.
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- Skeptical Reefkeeping XIV: Everyone Can Do Science
- Skeptical Reefkeeping 13: Is the Hobby Morally Justifiable?
- Skeptical Reefkeeping 12: Triton Lab ICP-OES Testing of a Certified Artificial Saltwater Standard
- Reef Threads
- Reef Threads covers MACNA banquet and Skeptical Reefkeeping 11
- Dr Seuss eats Nemo
- Skeptical Reefkeeping 11- Ethics of Animal Selection
- Why Point-of-Origin Matters
- Skeptical Reefkeeping X – The Power of Anecdote
- Skeptical Reefkeeping 9: Test Kits, Chasing Numbers and Phosphate
- Skeptical Reefkeeping Part 8: Animal Origins, Some Proposed Definitions
- Skeptical Reefkeeping Part 7: A look at Ethics
- Skeptical Reefkeeping Part 6 – Communication
- Real discussion? Not on Social Media
- Release the kraken?
- Just a little information TANKED?
- Justifications – my home tank is educational?
- Skeptical Reefkeeping Part 5: Experts and Changing Your Mind
- Skeptical Reefkeeping part 4 –What does that even mean?
- Skeptical Reefkeeping Part 3: Sustainable? Responsible? Really?
- Skeptical Reefkeeping Part 2 – Magic in a Bottle
- Skeptical Reefkeeping Part 1 – are you sure that that thing is true, or did someone just tell it to you?
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