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Where the Wild Things Could Be — Adam Eichenwald

Posted on October 31, 2017December 4, 2018 by ucross-admin

Following up on his trophic cascades video, Adam Eichenwald explains how he can follow his birds across entire landscapes…with MATH!

Fitting that we discuss something as scary as math on the scariest day of the year. Happy Halloween!

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