Salamander-Shmalamander

A blog about science, education, and appreciation of wonderment.

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Saturday, November 15, 2014

Required reading: What are we going to do about saving salamanders?

The fungi are coming for all the animals I love. Frogs have declined across the world . Bats are disappearing from North America . Even s...

Tuesday, October 7, 2014

Old Man of the Forest

Our department's graduate students took our fall camping trip over the weekend to southern Ohio, and we were treated to a really specia...

Thursday, June 19, 2014

Small rattles, big personalities

In the dark recesses of Aronoff laboratory , many are surprised to know that our lab has an entire room filled with rattlesnakes. In fact, m...

Wednesday, November 20, 2013

A research lab that herps together, works together

Back in August before the semester began, a good portion of the Gibbs lab headed down to Florida for a week of science and reptiles/amphibia...

Friday, August 9, 2013

Field Herpetology at The Southwest Research Station (Part 3)

I had a fantastic time teaching at the Southwestern Research Station's Field Herpetology course this year. We returned to Ohio on Wednes...

Friday, August 2, 2013

Field Herpetology at the Southwest Research Station (Part 2)

More photos from the 2013 Field Herpetology course! The first female Leopard Lizard ( Gambelia wislizenii ) I have ever seen hold stil...

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