In this episode, we talk to wildlife photographer Suzi Eszterhas about combining science and art in her series of books with stories and images about the life of animal families on the African Savanna, as well as her keen interest in conservation and lending her support to small conservation groups doing big jobs around the world.
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I have my copy of @drskyskull's book, Falling Felines & Fundamental Physics: a headlo… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 3 hours ago
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Read Science! Episode 7 : Wild Baby Animals Edition
In this episode, we talk to wildlife photographer Suzi Eszterhas about combining science and art in her series of books with stories and images about the life of animal families on the African Savanna, as well as her keen interest in conservation and lending her support to small conservation groups doing big jobs around the world.
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6 years ago • More Science, Read Science!, Video • Tags: brown bear, cheetah, children's books, Eye on the Wild series, gorilla, Jeff Shaumeyer, Joanne Manaster, lion, nature, orangutan, photography, Read Science!, sea otter, Suzi Eszterhas, video, wild animals