Today we are continuing our Black in STEM series with Kaylee Arnold, graduate student at University of Georgia who studies kissing bugs! But these bugs are definitely not as loving as they may seem… Learn more in today’s comic: risky business
Learn more about Kaylee, kissing bugs, and check out one of Kaylee’s recent co-authored scientific papers!
We’re continuing our Black in STEM series this week with Dr. Renae Brodie, Professor at Mount Holyoke College, who studies fiddler crab behavior.
Is all this isolation getting to you? The fiddler crabs feel you. Warm temperatures cause fiddler crabs to retreat into their burrows and miss opportunities to find a mate. Learn more in today’s comic: hot date.
Learn more about Dr. Brodie and read her recent co-authored paper that inspired today’s comic. Also, five of the seven undergraduates who co-authored this study are also Black in STEM! So, definitely check it out!
And check out The Crab Lab in action:
Swipe right! Stag beetles don’t mess around when it comes to love. Learn more about how stag beetles fight each other for a date in today’s comic: beetle battle
Read more about stag beetle research and watch a real life beetle battle here.
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