Dr. Jenkins sits down with Dr. Waldron to talk more about one of his favorite snakes, the Eastern Diamond-backed Rattlesnake (EDB). Jayme has spent much of her career working in the low country of South Carolina both in the pine savannas and on sea islands. The common thread of this podcast is the research program of one of the leading contemporary ecologists studying EDBs. They discuss a wide range of topics including life history, movements, snake-human interactions, misconceptions on the timing of breeding, and so much more. Stay tuned to the end to hear the story of Hussie, an amazing story of snake longevity and a researcher’s connection to an animal.
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102 | Armenian Viper Conservation
101 | A History of Snakebite Treatments
100 | Dr. Harry Greene
99 | Conserving Virgin Island Boas
98 | Being a Generalist Snake Biologist
97 | How Do Flying Snakes Fly?
96 | Everything Pygmy Rattlesnakes with Dr. Terry Farrell
95 | Restoring Snake Habitat in the Southeast
94 | The Value of Museum Collections for Snake Conservation
93 | Exotic Parasites in Snakes Spreading Across North America
92 | Cryptosporidium and Snake Conservation
91 | Indigo Snake Genetics
90 | Reptile Illustration with Matt Patterson
89 | Snake Road with Mike Pingleton
88 | Snakes in the Bible
87 | Spitting Cobras to Metering Venom
86 | Copperbelly Watersnakes with Dr. Kingsbury
85 | Viper Research around the Globe
84 | The Adventures of Mark O’Shea
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