Southern Fried Science
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| Blog Name: | Southern Fried Science |
| Url: | http://southernfriedscientist.wordpress.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | science, marine, conservation |
| Description: | Three grad students down south, and everything that interests them |
| Popularity: | 516 Followers |
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365 days of Darwin: November 25, 2009
Charley and Rebecca study the latest findings in evolutionary biology Posted in 365 days of Darwin
Charley and Rebecca study the latest findings in evolutionary biology Posted in 365 days of Darwin
Charlie and Me – 365 Days of Darwin
The die is cast, the votes are in, and the winner and grand Champion of the Great Darwin Beard Challenge is the affable, notable, not-quite-quotable (in polite company) Kevin Zelnio of Deep Sea News. It was a tough fight all around, and the three survivors put out some impressive beards, but it was Kevin by [...]
The die is cast, the votes are in, and the winner and grand Champion of the Great Darwin Beard Challenge is the affable, notable, not-quite-quotable (in polite company) Kevin Zelnio of Deep Sea News. It was a tough fight all around, and the three survivors put out some impressive beards, but it was Kevin by [...]
Three New Additions to the Best Marine Invertebrate Blog Post
It’s hard to keep up with all the great marine invert blogging, so I’m thankful to everyone who sent in their recommendations. A Scientific Raven brings us Hydra vulgaris - the common hydra (NOT the vulgar hydra). Her research focuses on the feeding behavior of these sessile cnidarians. In the case of these critters GABA [...]
It’s hard to keep up with all the great marine invert blogging, so I’m thankful to everyone who sent in their recommendations. A Scientific Raven brings us Hydra vulgaris - the common hydra (NOT the vulgar hydra). Her research focuses on the feeding behavior of these sessile cnidarians. In the case of these critters GABA [...]
Bonehenge
I finally had the chance to visit the the legendary Bonehenge. For those of you who aren’t longtime followers of this blog, Bonehenge is Keith Rittmaster’s vision to rearticulate a Sperm Whale skeleton and put it on display at the North Carolina Maritime Museum. We blogged about Bonehenge last year, and raised $200 for the [...]
I finally had the chance to visit the the legendary Bonehenge. For those of you who aren’t longtime followers of this blog, Bonehenge is Keith Rittmaster’s vision to rearticulate a Sperm Whale skeleton and put it on display at the North Carolina Maritime Museum. We blogged about Bonehenge last year, and raised $200 for the [...]
Silly physicists…
After a recent malfunction, two CERN scientists are suggesting that the large hadron collider is being sabotaged… from the future! Apparently, something that the LHC is doing (or will do) is so bad that the universe itself is stepping in to stop it. Compared to this hypothesis, what actually happened (a bird dropped a piece [...]
After a recent malfunction, two CERN scientists are suggesting that the large hadron collider is being sabotaged… from the future! Apparently, something that the LHC is doing (or will do) is so bad that the universe itself is stepping in to stop it. Compared to this hypothesis, what actually happened (a bird dropped a piece [...]
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