Friday, April 11, 2008
Not your everyday Alabama road-kill (or road-almostkill)
In which my school makes the news: Things you don't expect to find along the highway in Alabama.
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- Anne-Marie
- I'm currently an an undergrad working towards a dual Zoology/Conservation Biology degree (minoring in Ecology and Anthropology), I plan to go to grad school and eventually become a professor. I love field research. Things to know about me: I grew up as an Army brat, I'm a coffee addict, I'm a horrible driver, I love to be outside, and I put ketchup on my salad. I have a talent for untying knots, I have been known to stockpile Sweet & Low from fast food restaurants, and I miss old school Nickelodeon shows. I think those are all the vital stats. This is now primarily a personal "life as a biologist-in-training" blog, research and news posts will appear on my Nature Network blog, Endless Forms.
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1 comments:
I once had a very close call with a Barbary Sheep on CA-1 once. We were about 10 miles away from Hearst Castle though, so no mystery where it came from...
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