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Sep 29, 2026
How FDR’s New Deal Transformed Waterfowl Conservation
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3:28R.K. SawyerNARRATOR
The following year, the U.S.
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3:29R.K. SawyerNARRATOR
Biological Survey, USBS, and American Waterfowlers Association, AWA, Biologists, estimated that duck numbers were down by 50% from previous counts.
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3:41R.K. SawyerNARRATOR
One biologist was serious when he suggested that Gulf Coast waterfowlers target coots to give ducks a respite and even offered his favorite coot recipes.
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3:52R.K. SawyerNARRATOR
By 1931, the USBS reported that 90% of PPR wetlands were dry and the breeding season was, quote, a complete failure.
Eaten Alive: The Timothy Treadwell and Amie Huguenard Tragedy
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36:35Robin BarefieldHOST
Its death, like Amy's and the first bear's, lies squarely on Treadwell's shoulders.
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36:47Robin BarefieldHOST
Biologist Larry Vandale from Kodiak was charged with performing the necropsies on the two dead bears, but worsening weather kept him from flying to Coplea for two days, and by the time he arrived, the bears were beginning to decay.
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37:01Robin BarefieldHOST
Other bears had been feeding on the smaller one, but the larger bear's carcass was still intact.
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37:07Robin BarefieldHOST
Vandale performed a necropsy on this bear and later described in his report what he'd found in the bear's digestive tract.
The Incredible Chameleon - and why they’re in Danger (w/ Caroline Reinwald, Science Communicator and Zoologist)
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0:18Caroline ReinwaldGUEST
the the tongue of the chameleon can accelerate from zero to about 97 kilometers per hour in the hundredths of a second it shoots forward and telescopes outwards it's maybe also similar to this like very famous star wars lightsaber toy maybe if people have that at home it's a bit similar
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0:41AlexHOST
Welcome to Not a Biologist.
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0:42AlexHOST
My name is Alex, and as you might have guessed, I am not a biologist, but I am really curious about wildlife behavior, especially those clips of really surprising animals doing things I would have never expected.
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0:53AlexHOST
So I invite experts onto the show to help me understand the ways in which animals can surprise us and learn even more than I thought I possibly could.
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27:14Caroline ReinwaldGUEST
Thanks for having me.
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27:15Caroline ReinwaldGUEST
Yeah.
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27:16AlexHOST
Thank you for watching Not a Biologist.
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27:17AlexHOST
We'll be back again next month with another full episode about another surprising animal.
Are Wild Bees Better than Honey Bees? (w/ Sophie Kratschmer, Zoologist)
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21:56AlexHOST
But Sophie, we'll link to your work in the description.
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22:00AlexHOST
Thank you so much for coming aboard Not a Biologist today.
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22:03Sophie KratschmerGUEST
Yes, thank you for inviting me.
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22:04AlexHOST
It was our absolute pleasure.
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22:16AlexHOST
There you go.
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22:17AlexHOST
That's the skill, I guess, to learn how to identify them.
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22:19AlexHOST
Thank you for watching Not a Biologist.
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22:21AlexHOST
Please like and subscribe to the Not a Biologist channel.
The Twisted Secret of Area X | Annihilation Trilogy
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31:14QuinnHOST
and there were those, of course, that came back fine, but different.
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31:19QuinnHOST
It is possible that some expeditions, like the Biologist, spent years and even decades within Area X, before either dying of old age, or dying by some other means, or being transformed into some other biological form.
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31:36QuinnHOST
Those that came back unharmed simply entered Area X within a time stream that was aligned with our own, and for whatever reason were not infected by Area X.
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31:48QuinnHOST
But those who came back themselves, but not, have a different explanation.