It's the Question Show! Listeners asked about vernal pools, snake behavior, skinks, and native bees.

Gary is watching a Blue Jay fledge in his backyard. Joann is back at crosswordese—this time with Goa.

Social spiders? We never heard of them—until now! Gary and Joann interview Jonathan Pruitt of the University of Pittsburg about his work with social spiders.

Gary and Joann talk with Joanne Rebbeck of the US Forest Service. She has exciting news about an invasive plant—Tree of Heaven (Ailanthus altissima)!

Joann and Gary talk with Dr. Chuck Knapp of the Shedd Aquarium about his work studying Rock Iguanas in the Bahamas.

Does light pollution have an effect on plants, too? We talk with Eric Vandernoot of Florida Atlantic University to find out.

Explore the science of climate change and welcome The Wilderness Center's new Executive Director, Dr. Jeffrey Corney.

Joann and Gary talk with Melissa Amarello, cofounder of Advocates for Snake Preservation, about her work with Arizona Black Rattlesnakes and their social interactions.

Brightly-lit night skies not only keep us from seeing the stars, they affect animals and plants. Gary and Joann interview Cheryl Ann Bishop of the International Dark-Sky Association about light pollution and how all of us can help.

Joann is closing in on the hunt for "spring" Robins. Gary saw an American Kestrel kiting.