Radio New Zealand’s Jim Mora talks to University of Waikato’s Alison Campbell, who is trying to stimulate interest in science by sharing what she calls the strange and sometimes downright kinky – curiosities of the animal world.
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Biological curiosities with Alison Campbell – Radio NZ
Posted in Reflections On Science on August 30th, 2012.
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