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Welcome to Dairy Digressions, the podcast from the American Dairy Science Association. Every other month, host Matt Lucy, PhD, explores the latest developments, fascinating discoveries, and breaking trends in the world of dairy science. 

From pioneering technologies to innovative research, we cover...

Science

We don’t pick favorites among our guests, but we’re especially thrilled to welcome Jessica A. A. McArt, DVM, PhD, DABVP (Dairy Practice), to the pod! Jess is the new Editor in Chief of JDS Communications and associate professor of ambulatory and production medicine at Cornell University’s College of Veterinary Medicine, where her McArt Dairy Cow Lab focuses on improving cowside detection and the prevention of periparturient disease. Matt and Jess discuss her journey into dairy science—from growing up in Alaska to helming JDS Communications to wrestling with the shocking fact that only 14% of scientific journal editors are women and only 8% are editors in chief. The two discuss the very real systemic gender inequality in academia, its effects on a career in dairy science, and the role these forces play in the current shortage of large-animal veterinary practitioners. Looking to the future, Jess outlines her vision for JDS Communications and her challenge for our community to question assumptions and welcome diverse voices. Taking listeners into her research, Jess explains her recent findings on early lactation disease markers, including hyperketonemia and hypocalcemia–plus an explanation of dyscalcemia, a new term in the scientific milieu that originated in her lab. Finally, Jess leaves us with the best advice she received as a young researcher and the reasons she advises her students and mentees to say “yes” to opportunities—even if it pushes them outside of their comfort zone.  

Fostering Belonging in Our Community, Academia’s Gender Inequality, and Early Lactation Disease Markers with Jessica A. A. McArt, DVM, PhD, DABVP (Dairy Practice)

Join us for a special episode of Dairy Digressions recorded live at the International Embryo Technology Society’s 50th Annual Conference. Between sessions, host Matt Lucy sat down with Goetz Laible, PhD, biochemist and principal scientist at AgResearch and honorary associate professor at the University of Auckland in New Zealand. Their discussion walks listeners through Goetz’s work in developing and evaluating technologies for the genetic improvement of livestock. In the face of our warming climate, Goetz and his animal biotechnology team are working to advance gene-editing technology to help dairy herds cope better—and stay healthy and productive—with increasing heat exposure. The two also deep dive into the science behind Goetz’s recent work on light-colored coats in Holstein Friesian cows. Using direct editing of embryos, Goetz and his team amplified naturally occurring coat mutation—which makes some cows lighter than others—to create lighter-colored cows in a single generation. These animals still retain their classic spots but with increased white coverage and a dilution of black spots to a light gray. Lighter gene-edited cows absorb a staggering 40% less solar radiation than their dominantly black counterparts, representing an important step forward for grass-fed dairy herds that spend most of their time outdoors. Listen in as Goetz sheds light on the potential applications of this technology in dairy herds, including his experience taking it to producers. He and Matt discuss the changing tides when it comes to farmer and consumer openness toward biotechnologies with the potential to help cows lead healthier, happier lives. An avid traveler, Goetz also shares his favorite perk of working in science and his advice for young scientists to embrace collaboration. 
Episode Thirteen Show Notes
Learn more about Goetz Laible’s work with AgResearch and connect with him on LinkedIn.
Save the date for the 51st International Embryo Technology Society Annual Conference (January 18–21, 2025, in Fort Worth, TX). 
Catch up on the papers discussed in the episode:
Production of light-coloured, low heat-absorbing Holstein Friesian cattle by precise embryo-mediated genome editing, Reproduction, Fertility and Development (2023)
Cytoplasmic injection of zygotes to genome edit naturally occurring sequence variants into bovine embryos, Frontiers in Genetics (2022) 
Embryo-mediated genome editing for accelerated genetic improvement of livestock, Frontiers of Agricultural Science and Engineering (2020)
Cattle with a precise, zygote-mediated deletion safely eliminate the major milk allergen beta-lactoglobulin, Scientific Reports (2018) 
Targeted microRNA expression in dairy cattle directs production of β-lactoglobulin-free, high-casein milk, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2012)

Embryo-Mediated Gene Editing, Coat Color, and Mitigating Herd Heat Absorption in a Warming Climate with Goetz Laible, PhD

Why does the dairy sector have such a good story to tell about environmental sustainability, and how can each of us be a better storyteller for the industry? Join us for a mega episode of Dairy Digressions to find out! Host Matt Lucy is joined by esteemed guest Frank Mitloehner, PhD, a professor and extension specialist in the Department of Animal Science at the University of California, Davis, and director of the UC Davis CLEAR Center. An agricultural engineer and air-quality expert, Frank explains exactly why today’s climate change is outside of normal climate patterns, outlines the three main gases responsible for the greenhouse gas effect (carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide), and illustrates how their increase leads to higher environmental temperatures. While we know that the energy sector, particularly carbon from fossil fuels, accounts for the majority of global emissions, agriculture and the methane from livestock play a critical role in moving the needle toward our shared net zero–emissions future. With a majority of American refrigerators containing animal-sourced foods, Frank is focused on how we can produce those foods while addressing environmental issues ranging from air quality and emissions to animal welfare, worker health and safety, and more. Using Frank’s home state of California as an example, the two discuss how agriculture is currently excelling in finding ways to turn methane from a liability into an asset; dairy farms are on track to achieve 40% or more methane reduction by 2030, reach climate neutrality, and sell credits to other sectors. Despite these incredible advancements, it can feel like the climate narrative around agriculture remains thorny. Frank explains why he established the CLEAR Center and his work—including a recent trip to speak at COP28—to not only advance the science around climate in agriculture but to break down misconceptions and help consumers and thought leaders better understand the importance of agriculture in sustainably nourishing the world. 
Episode Twelve Show Notes
Learn more about Frank Mitloehner’s work at the UC Davis CLEAR Center, read his blog posts, and connect with him on LinkedIn and X/Twitter. 
Catch up on the papers and the news articles discussed in the
episode:
Big oil distracts from their carbon footprint by tricking you to focus on yours, GHG Guru (2020)
New report: California is pioneering a pathway to significant dairy methane reduction, UC Davis CLEAR Center (2022) 
Sixth Assessment Report (AR6), Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (2023) 
Animal board invited review: Opportunities and challenges in using GWP* to report the impact of ruminant livestock on global temperature change, Animal (2023) 
Fifty years of environmental progress for United States dairy farms, Journal of Dairy Science (2024) 




Dairy’s Environmental Progress, Greenhouse Gas 101, and Key Outcomes from COP28 with Frank Mitloehner, PhD

We’re kicking off the new year—and our new season of Dairy Digressions—with a special guest, Pete Hansen, PhD, Distinguished Professor of Animal Sciences and L. E. “Red” Larson Professor at the University of Florida. Pete’s research focuses on embryo physiology and developing new management strategies for increasing dairy cattle fertility, particularly in the face of heat stress and a warming climate. A leader in embryology and early embryonic loss, Pete explains when embryos are most sensitive to heat stress and why—including the scientific tools we have for preventing these effects—from genetic selection to embryo transfer to management for cow health and the potential future of artificial embryos from stem cells. A longtime mentor to undergraduate and graduate students (don’t miss his paper on the topic!), Pete also lets listeners in on his teaching philosophy and shares tips for crafting a lab environment that fosters collaboration, hard work, and joy around science. 


Episode Eleven Show Notes
Learn more about Pete Hansen’s work at the University of Florida, and connect with him on LinkedIn and X/Twitter. 
Are you interested in learning more about the journal
loyalty program mentioned in the episode? Get all the details,
and sign up today! 
Catch up on the papers and the news article discussed on the
episode:
Reflections on a career as a graduate mentor—from baby steps at Wisconsin to today, Journal
of Animal Science (2023)
Stem cells used to model a two-week-old human embryo, Nature
News and Views (2023) 
Complete human day 14 post-implantation embryo models from naive ES cells, Nature
(2023) 
Pluripotent stem cell-derived model of the post-implantation
human embryo, Nature (2023)

Heat Stress, Combating Embryonic Loss, and Tips for Running a Lab That Sparks the Principles—and Passion—for Lifelong Scientific Discovery

Join us for a very special episode of Dairy Digressions with our first-ever guest cohost, Kimmi Devaney of the Progressive Dairy Podcast and former ADSA Undergraduate Student Division president. Joining host Matt Lucy, the two sit down with Daryl Nydam, DVM, PhD, dairy health and production professor who serves as a director in Cornell’s College of Veterinary Medicine and the faculty director at the Cornell Atkinson Center for Sustainability. Daryl’s journey—from his childhood in a dairy and veterinary medicine family to a college student studying science
while shooting hoops to working at the nexus of dairy, veterinary medicine, and human health—has been fascinating. Amidst growing consumer concerns about environmental and animal welfare issues, Daryl reassures listeners that cows today are thriving because of monumental advancements in veterinary care
and management. The discussion covers the importance of optimal replacement decisions to reduce enteric methane production and ensure that each herd has the best cows in the barn. The trio also gets into another critical conservation issue: antimicrobial resistance. Daryl explains a novel, pathogen-based strategy for clinical mastitis treatment during lactation so farmers can make economical and stewardship-driven decisions, thereby reducing the need for antibiotics and hospital pen time. Listeners can also learn more about selective dry cow therapy: For some farms, gone are the days of treating every cow at dry off; now, with advanced diagnostics, we can treat only those cows with infections or at high risk of acquiring an infection during the dry period, maintaining milk quality and herd health without unnecessary antimicrobial exposure. Join us in this enlightening episode as we navigate the intricate landscape of dairy stewardship and why we should all feel optimistic about the dairy industry. 
 
Episode Ten Show Notes
Learn more about the Cornell Atkinson Center for Sustainability
and Cornell’s College of Veterinary Medicine, and connect with Daryl Nydam on LinkedIn. 
Read Progressive Dairy, explore the Progressive Dairy Podcast, and connect with Kimmi Devaney on LinkedIn and Twitter/X. 
Are you interested in participating in future Discover Conference meetings? Save the date for the 46th Discover Conference on precision dairy farming (May 6–9, 2024; Itasca, IL). 
Catch up on the papers and article discussed on the episode:
Herd turnover rate reexamined: A tool for improving profitability, welfare, and sustainability, American Journal of Veterinary Research (2023)
Dairy production sustainability through a one-health lens, Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association (2022)
Implementing selective dry cow therapy on farms across New York state, Progressive Dairy (2022)

Stewardship Toward Healthier Cows, a Sustainable Climate, and Responsible Antibiotic Use with Daryl Nydam, DVM, PhD | cohosted by Kimmi Devaney of the Progressive Dairy Podcast

Dairy Digressions

Hear shocking, true stories about mysterious illnesses caused by objects, animals and small creatures. On Monsters Inside Me, you’ll hear doctors, friends and family race to unlock the mystery ravaging the victim’s body before it is too late. Monsters Inside Me features direct audio from five hit TV...

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A snowboarder gets trapped for an hour six feet under the snow and a drone captures a terrifying flash flood in Maui. Then, youthful hijinks go terribly wrong, leaving friends injured and trapped on a Utah mountainside. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Still Alive: Worst Case Scenario

A skier is buried in snow with minutes for to be uncovered before he suffocates and a kayaker is chased to the beach by a frenzied Hammerhead shark. Then, a near death experience is caught as a plane ditches into the sea. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Still Alive: Plane Crash Cam

A kayaker fights for his life as he's caught in a raging torrent during a flash flood in a South African river. A solo sailor fights for his life adrift in the middle of the North Atlantic and a man films a frightening light plane crash into the forest. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Still Alive: Hell or High Water

A scientist falls into a crevasse in the Himalayas. Badly injured, he must climb out alone or die. A man plummets to earth in free-fall when his parachute malfunctions and a woman almost drowns after being dumped from a raft in the Colorado River. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Still Alive: Climb or Die

An adventurer saves the life of his best friend when he blacks out underwater while spearfishing. Climbers fight for survival after being swept off a mountainside by an avalanche. Two men are chased by a black bear while jogging in a Canadian forest. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Still Alive: Dead in the Water

Monsters Inside Me

Bem-vindos ao Conte-me uma história, nesse podcast você irá encontrar dois episódios de assuntos distintos. Em um você encontrará algo relacionado à ciências e no segundo a minha compreensão sobre um texto de psicologia. Espero que goste.

Bem-vindos ao Mundo Saúde, na primeira edição do nosso programa traremos como tema o citoesqueleto e os microtúbulos. Esse podcast foi proposto pela Prof. Dr. Dayane Pessoa e desenvolvido pelos discentes Lívia Natany, Michael Paulino, Rita de Cássia, Simone Lúcia e Tágila Eduarda.Preparem a caneta e o papel e simbora estudar!

Mundo Saúde

Conte-me uma história

Clima e tempo

Modelos atômicos

Números inteiros

Vida célula

Ciência Exatas e Naturais

Esse podcast tem por intuito trazer de forma leve e descomplicada os mais diversos temas do mundo da biologia, sempre com convidados ilustres para debater e tirar dúvidas sobre os temas a serem abordados.

No nosso primeiro episódio iremos falar um pouco sobre a análise do DNA, onde surgiu, quais as suas principais contribuições para o campo científico e para a sociedade além de uma roda de perguntas aos nossos especialistas. 

OBS: Os convidados são personagens criados para fins didáticos.

O QUE É ANÁLISE DE DNA

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MILACAST/ Lara e Milena - ESTUDA AÍ: HETERO E HOMOSSEXUALISMO

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MILACAST/Lara e Milena - ESTUDA AÍ

MILACAST - Milena e Lara

Diverse voices, profiles, and stories from the woods. Produced by the University of Minnesota Cloquet Forestry Center, CFANS, and Extension.

In Episode 12, Eli talks with Eric Schenck, Executive Director of the Minnesota Forest Resources Council. The MFRC advises the governor on forest policy matters, and Eric is in a great position to discuss the state of Minnesota's forests from a policy and economic perspective. As the Council nears its 25th anniversary, Eric discusses the Council's role and prospects for the future of forestry in Minnesota. We also address the Council's structure and major programs, resilience of Minnesota's wood products industry, and the state of the logging and trucking workforce. Music by Marshall Usinger. If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element.

Episode 12: Eric Schenck

In Episode 11, Kyle talks with Katie Fernholz, president and CEO of Dovetail Partners, Inc. Katie has been a prominent member of Minnesota’s forestry community for a couple of decades now. Her work to advance forest certification and more recently innovations in the wood products sector have focused on the many ways that forestry can help solve some of society's greatest environmental problems. In fast-moving and insightful conversation, Katie and Kyle discuss her many leadership roles, challenges she has faced along the way, and how to advance change in the forestry profession. Music by Marshall Usinger. If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element.

Episode 11: Katie Fernholz

In Episode 10, Eli discusses Minnesota's family forest owners with Mike Kilgore. Currently head of the University of Minnesota Department of Forest Resources, Mike has had a long career in research and service related to forest policy and economics. Family forest owners collectively control about 36% of Minnesota's forest land. Their decisions have profound influences on the state's timber supply as well as habitat availability and quality for forest-dependent wildlife. Mike discusses what we know about this diverse group of individuals and families. Music by Marshall Usinger. If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element.

Episode 10: Mike Kilgore

In Episode 9, Kyle asks five questions with a forester of Patty Thielen, Northeast Minnesota Region Director at the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. We hear that she would “rather wear hiking boots and long johns than heels and nylons” as a forester. Patty shares wisdom and anecdotes from her 25 year career with the Minnesota DNR. She discusses balancing multiple objectives across DNR lands and shares stories of the Old Growth Triathlon and when 3rd-graders at a public outreach event were shocked when the answer to their question, “Do you have to pay to be a forester?” was, “No, in fact they pay me to be a forester!” The audio quality during the interview was not quite as high as we would like due to rural internet connections but we feel that the quality of the content outweighed the occasional audio delay. Thank you for your understanding. Music by Marshall Usinger. If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element.

Episode 9: Patty Thielen

In Episode 8, Kyle asks five questions with a forester of Mike Reinikainen, Silviculture Program Coordinator at the Minnesota DNR, Division of Forestry. In his 8 year career so far, Mike has held a few different positions, giving him an interesting perspective on silviculture. Mike discusses working as a forester in the Metro, the challenges and enjoyment of serving private landowners, and more. Music by Marshall Usinger. If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element.

Episode 8: Mike Reinikainen

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Biologia da Conservação - Pesquisa Básica - Colegas

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An inside look at responsible consumerism and sustainability, through the lens of materials & product

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Welcome to the third episode of Seam Ripper! We're going to get into the history of wool and why science can't replicate it, as well as the miracle properties of it, and we address animal rights concerns. Enjoy!
Alex is a veteran materials professional working in innovation and design, with a focus on sustainability. Spencer is her husband.

About Wool

Welcome to the second episode of Seam Ripper! We're going to get into the history of polyester and it's benefits, as well as its many many drawbacks. Also, what you can do as a consumer to make informed choices!
Alex is a veteran materials professional working in innovation and design, with a focus on sustainability. Spencer is her husband.

About Polyester

Welcome to the inaugural episode of Seam Ripper! We're going to tear into the history of leather and all it's uses over the years, as well as look at the impact it has on the environment and what that means for the planet.
Alex is a veteran materials professional working in innovation and design, with a focus on sustainability. Spencer is her husband.

About Leather

Leather!

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By 2050 we have to be able to feed around 10 billion people. Finding sustainable ways to meet this demand in an affordable way is on all our minds. We're here to advocate for sustainable cattle and great genetics. Raising the Steaks will look at real world examples of how dairy producers, beef produ...


In this sneak peek to the NIAA's upcoming conference: Producing Protein for a Food Insecure and Uncertain World, we sit down with  Norbrook's Director of Technical Services and NIAA Co-Chair Eric Moore and Midan Marketing Public Relations Manager and NIAA Board Member Kelly Loganbill. The conversation progresses through stigmas around antimicrobial stewardship and consumer worries about how antibiotic use in livestock production could affect their food supply.  Loganbill also discusses the difference in consumer groups at the meat case and what drives consumer purchasing decisions.

In a final comment on the episode Moore states, " Don't be afraid, be bold, be confident and say this is what we do. This is how we do it. And this is the right way to do it... In the past 11 years of doing this, I think it's important to remind producers that ... Hey you're doing a great job and you just need to say you are."

Antimicrobial Resistance & Consumer Preferences at the Meat Case - with Eric Moore and Kelly Loganbill


Segment One:
In an interview from Hy-Plains Feedyard in Montezuma, Kansas ABS Global's Beef Testing Coordinators Sydney Pryor and Grant Sardella discuss how they continuously collect and evaluate data to create genetic progress. 
 
Segment Two:
Coming from the NCBA - Brian Holsted with Prime Source Genetics and Brad Brundage with Trans Ova Genetics explain how they've partnered with ABS Global to create a leading solution for producers. Native beef embryos. The two give a broad overview of the work they've begun in finding donors, the right sires, and how this could affect the industry. 



Building Strategic Partnerships : Embryos & Data Collection - with Brian Holsted, Brad Brundage, Sydney Pryor, & Grant Sardella

Segment One  - 

We hear from Matt Cleveland our ABS Global Director of Beef Product Development - on some of the coolest new technologies coming up in the beef industry. The microbiome project - the amount of potential behind identifying certain bacteria in the rumen to bolster animal health in a non-invasive way is exciting. If you like hearing about the science behind strategic breeding strategies, disease detection through genetics, and how we continue to digest how to be the most sustainable - this is the episode for you.

Segment Two  -

Billy Gascoigne from Ducks Unlimited comes on the podcast to talk about why his company continues to invest in grassland management projects in the cattle industry.  We hit on carbon credits, sustainability, and conservation that can benefit multiple industries. *Spoiler* We might sneak a conversation about ducks in there too. Tune in and find out just how much Ducks Unlimited has and plans to continue partnering in the beef space to bring producers newer and more sustainable options. 




Looking into the Future: Microbiomes, Grassland Management, & Antibiotic Use - with Matt Cleveland and Billy Gascoigne

In this two part episode, we start by hearing from  Annie Pumpa a Beef Sales Rep and the Beef InFocus Supply Chain Manager in Australia and Fletch Kelly a Key Strategic Account Manager in the Southern Australia Region. These two really crack open the Australia production conversation. We talk controversies, feed availability, what producers need to sustain, and how beef and beef on dairy strategies will continue to change for the future. Annie, Fletch, and other team member's stories are really cool to listen to. 

Hang on for the ride, this episode is a longer one - but the conversations had so much quality I couldn't stand to edit out any more time than I already had. 

Segment Two follows with a U.S and Californian native, Ryan Person. Having lived in Australia for over seven years, the Texas A&M; grad's insights into how he applied what he learned in Australian production to his cattle operation is quite a story. Person works in the international meat trade and is currently a beef production professor at Fresno State. We talk the realities of California cattle production, how historically we've changed types and kinds of cattle, and what he hopes to see for the future of the industry and his up and coming students going into the industry. Towards the end of the episode, we talk exports in China, South America, India, Indonesia, Western Asia, and the US. 

You won't want to miss it! 

Australian Cattle Production and Application in the States - with Annie Pumpa, Fletch Kelly, and Ryan Person

In this knockout interview, industry friends Camas Uebelacker and Jared Wareham talk about what it means to be first generation cattlemen. As we work through the specifics of what each of them pay attention to in the market - Camas in the cattle feeding segment and Jared in the cow-calf segment - we learn what it takes to make the best cattle buying decisions. 

The two give key insights into what it takes to run a business and make it work, as they try to adapt and circumnavigate some of the challenges they may face with things like implants, vaccine protocols, and antibiotic usage in the future. The deeper the episode gets the heavier and more frank the topics. 

Camas Uebelacker of C & G Cattle Co is also the President of the Washington Cattle Feeder's Association. Jared Wareham is the North American NuEra Business Development Manager for ABS Global and Drovers Author who spends time working on his own cow-calf operation in Missouri. 

Buying and Feeding : Adapting to Changing Cattle Markets - with Camas Uebelacker and Jared Wareham

Raising the Steaks

10岁儿童分享的语音百科知识，涉及天文、地理、数学、物理、化学，等等

蜘蛛

蚂蚁

土鳖

蜜蜂

儿童百科知识

Hi friends! Welcome to the podcast with our host Thanusha, Hana, Balqis, and Satesh. We are from the Youth Virtual Project 2021 AIESEC in UMM X UM and we are going to discuss sustainability development or how to minimize the negative environmental impacts through thrift shops. Guys!! We have also in...

Hi friends! Welcome to the podcast with our host Thanusha, Hana, Balqis, and Satesh. We are from the Youth Virtual Project 2021 AIESEC in UMM X UM and we are going to discuss sustainability development or how to minimize the negative environmental impacts through thrift shops. Guys!! We have also invited two special speakers from Indonesia and Malaysia which is Halmelia and Ranil and both of them are an owner of thrift shops. So, if you guys are curious about their thrift shops, well do listen to our podcast until the end to find out more!!

Responsible Consumption and Production Through Thrift Shop

Programa de divulgación científica sobre temas interesantes de biología marina y filosofía de la ciencia. 

Si son de tu agrado, puedes apoyarme en la siguiente liga. 

https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sebbasg

La luz y el sonido en el agua de mar interactúa de forma diferente que en aire. Por qué el mar se ve azul y otras curiosidades en este gran episodio. 


Si te gustan estas curiosidades y quieres invitarme un café, acá te dejo el enlace:
https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sebbasg


Podcast basado en el libro: Ocean: The Definitive Visual Guide de D.K. Publishing.

La luz y el sonido en los océanos

Las características físicas y químicas de los océanos son diferentes a lo largo y ancho de nuestro planeta. ¿Sabes por qué?


Si te gustan estas curiosidades y quieres invitarme un café, acá te dejo el enlace:
https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sebbasg


Podcast basado en el libro: Ocean: The Definitive Visual Guide de D.K. Publishing.

Los océanos son diferentes

El componente principal del agua de mar es eso, agua. ¿Qué hace tan especial a esta sustancia? ¡Acá te lo explico!


Si te gustan estas curiosidades y quieres invitarme un café, acá te dejo el enlace:
https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sebbasg


Podcast basado en el libro: Ocean: The Definitive Visual Guide de D.K. Publishing.

Qué tiene de especial el agua II

El componente principal del agua de mar es eso, agua. ¿Qué hace tan especial a esta sustancia? ¡Acá te lo explico!


Si te gustan estas curiosidades y quieres invitarme un café, acá te dejo el enlace: 
https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sebbasg


Podcast basado en el libro: Ocean: The Definitive Visual Guide de D.K. Publishing.

Natural Sciences Podcasts / Page 136

Dairy Digressions

Monsters Inside Me

Conte-me uma história

Ciência Exatas e Naturais

BioMundo

CONTAMINACION ATMOSFERICA

Sciencey Stuff With Maya and Austin

Enfoque Pedagógico

Authentic Biochemistry

MILACAST - Milena e Lara

Camp 8

Biologia

Seam Ripper

Raising the Steaks

儿童百科知识

Responsible Consumption and Production Through Thrift Shop

Cucharadas de Ciencia

Farmacêutico no Controle De Qualidade

Akatsuki

We Believe in Florida Citrus

RSM River Mechanics Podcast

חזית המדע

MINUTO AMBIENTAL

Rootdown.us

Drill time

Podcast Contaminación del Aire

Mariposas de la Ciudad

Planted with Sara Payan on Radio Misfits

EHP: The Researcher's Perspective

STEAM.fm

GEOGRAFIA I

The Farmer's Podcast

Justyn

Cambio Climático

How Plastic Effects our Oceans

Космопушка

The Animal Sexperts

Ken Cook Is Having Another Episode

Cincicast

Geografía Express

Sharon Kleyne Hour

Saal 2020-End Of Decade LOL

Pós-dcast

Contaminación Del Aire

Energie aufs Ohr – der Energie:Experten*innen-Podcast von Memodo

Let's Science

Veckans fågel

The Biologic Podcast

Events you might have missed SD

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