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Author: Catherine Chen

Catherine is a Biology PhD student at UNC Chapel Hill studying the mating behavior and evolution of toads.

Blog / Stop Insulting Anglerfish Sex

April 5, 2018 / Catherine Chen /

You may have seen the anglerfish sex video floating around the Internet recently, with titles like “The worst sex in the world is anglerfish sex, and now there’s finally video.”…

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Biology Evolutionary Biology Science News Weird Science

Blog / Little Farmers in the Animal Kingdom

November 3, 2017 / Catherine Chen /

Think of a farmer. Chances are, an image of an overall-wearing, pitchfork-wielding man just popped into your head. But humans are only one of a surprisingly large group of animals…

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Animals Biology Evolutionary Biology

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