How do dolphins use echolocation? Why were whales so extensively? When was the first time whales were observed to mate? Erin, Kaih and Catriona talk cetaceans on Radio Sci-Lens.
Bringing science into focus 4pm Fridays on Radio Fodder
(radiofodder.airtime.pro).
Follow us on Twitter @radioscilens.

How do dolphins use echolocation? Why were whales so extensively? When was the first time whales were observed to mate? Erin, Kaih and Catriona talk cetaceans on Radio Sci-Lens. Bringing science into focus 4pm Fridays on Radio Fodder (radiofodder.airtime.pro). Follow us on Twitter @radioscilens.

Cetaceans - 16 August 2024

Tune in to Radio Sci-Lens for your weekly science fix! We open up the wacky world of science for everyone to enjoy. Discussing the latest and most exciting scientific news stories and exploring broader topics, we bring strange and surprising science into focus. If you want to quench your curiosity then Radio Sci-Lens is the show for you!
4pm Fridays on Radio Fodder, the University of Melbourne Student Union (UMSU) radio station.
Follow us on Twitter @radioscilens.

Art by Phuong Ngo (Instagram @puongies_).

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Tune in to Radio Sci-Lens for your weekly science fix! We open up the wacky world of science for everyone to enjoy. Discussing the latest and most exciting scientific news stories and exploring broader topics, we bring strange and surprising science into focus. If you want to quench your curiosity then Radio Sci-Lens is the show for you! 4pm Fridays on Radio Fodder, the University of Melbourne Student Union (UMSU) radio station. Follow us on Twitter @radioscilens. Art by Phuong Ngo (Instagram @puongies_).

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