Wander with us as we burrow into the world of a creature that can run so fast it can't see where it is going: tiger beetles! Alex Harman, Ph.D. From their strange shape, to studying their scales for use as body armor, to the behind the scenes of crafting a legislative bill to protect an animal, this pun-filled episode is one you don't want to miss.Įpisode 171: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Beetle - The World's Fastest Insect Solomon David, an aquatic biologist, assistant professor of biological sciences at Nicholls State University in Louisiana, one of the leading experts on gar and punster extraordinaire, joins us to discuss one of Minnesota's strangest fish: gar. Episode 176: It's Not A Carp - The Gar Guyĭid Brandon meet his match on puns? Find out as Dr. What are some things that make them special? Can you eat them? If, like Brandon, you feel a little guilty fishing, can you enjoy them in a non-extractive way? Wander with us as we find out the answers.
Tyler Winter, river ecologist and director of Native Fish for Tomorrow, joins us as we explore Minnesota's native fish. Episode 175: It's Not A Carp - Minnesota's Fish We push our knowledge upstream as we explore the history of these fish, why they are important to our lakes and rivers, and what we can do to help these native fish. Moyle and California Trout Endowed Chair explores the underwater world of Minnesota and explains what a rough fish is. Andrew Rypel, professor at University of California Davis and the Peter B. Episode 174: It's Not A Carp - Is it a Rough Fish?ĭr.
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