See the SportsNation web site:
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The slingjaw wrasse has officially replaced the waiter monkeys as our favorite animals: http://bit.ly/34mMzE
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
And the sling jaw wrasse makes it to ESPN
OK - now this is really going viral. The slingjaw wrasse video from Peter Wainwright's lab at UC Davis (which I wrote about here) has now made it to ESPN.
See the SportsNation web site:
Weird Web Stories: Monday, Nov. 16 - SportsNation - ESPN
And on Twitter SportsNation says
See the SportsNation web site:
Weird Web Stories: Monday, Nov. 16 - SportsNation - ESPN
And on Twitter SportsNation says
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"The slingjaw wrasse has officially replaced the waiter monkeys as our favorite animals"
ReplyDeleteA good thing too! Many people, especially students, need these service positions to get by, and losing them to non-human primates is a real blow. Plus, there is the whole animals rights issue -- do the monkeys get to keep their tips, or does the restaurant take them?
Aha! So that's how it all started. IN your classroom!
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