Kate and Anthony dive into their high school dance experiences and Kate talks about bees again. They answers very important questions like:  "Where do germs go when you kill them?",  "Did dinosaurs roam the entire planet or did they live in certain parts? And if so, where did they predominantly live and why? "and " Do other monogamous animals ever "fall out of love" and separate like humans do? "

Kate and Anthony dive into their high school dance experiences and Kate talks about bees again. They answers very important questions like: "Where do germs go when you kill them?", "Did dinosaurs roam the entire planet or did they live in certain parts? And if so, where did they predominantly live and why? "and " Do other monogamous animals ever "fall out of love" and separate like humans do? "

Kate and Anthony dive into their high school dance experiences and Kate talks about bees again. They answers very important questions like:&nbsp; "Where do germs go when you kill them?", &nbsp;"Did dinosaurs roam the entire planet or did they live in certain parts? And if so, where did they predominantly live and why? "and " Do other monogamous animals ever "fall out of love" and separate like humans do? "

Monogamous Animals are Better at Relationships than People

Drunkenly Educated is a comedy science podcast brought to you by real-life drunk graduate students. For about 30-60 mins every other week, with new episodes dropping every Monday, these educated drunks will put their science minds to use to answer any question sent their way. If you have questions about the universe and how it works, don't be shy! Send us an email to buzzedscience@gmail.com, or post on twitter with the tag #DrunkEdu and we will do our best.

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Monogamous Animals are Better at Relationships than People

Monogamous Animals are Better at Relationships than People