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Snakes Are Charismatic!

#SnakesAreEverything • June 17, 2021

Snakes Are Everything #3

For Episode 3 of Snakes Are Everything, we were joined by Dr. Emily Taylor, aka SnakeyMama, for a very exciting announcement about how YOU can get involved in snake research!

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Physiological Ecology of Reptiles Lab (Dr. Taylor’s lab at California Polytechnic State University)

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