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    Explore "shark facts" with insightful episodes like "Selachimorphology (SHARKS) Encore with Chris Lowe" and "Sharks of Summer (with Marah Hardt of ‘Sex in the Sea’)" from podcasts like ""Ologies with Alie Ward" and "Stuff To Blow Your Mind"" and more!

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    Selachimorphology (SHARKS) Encore with Chris Lowe

    Selachimorphology (SHARKS) Encore with Chris Lowe

    SHAAAARKS. Leading shark researcher Dr. Chris Lowe dishes about bad shark PR, behind-the-scenes Jaws trivia, his thoughts on Sharknado, surfing safety, immune system marvels, cannibal twins, shark personalities, sea sex, and knife teeth in this, an encore-but-refreshed episode with your newly married pod-dad. Alie learns that sharks are not the ocean's a-holes but true evolutionary marvels who suffer from sensationalized reputations and sometimes inside-out butts. Listen up as a science primer during this, the holy Week of the Shark.

    (Note: the study of sharks is also called elasmobranchology, a distinction which could also include skates and rays. Both -ologies are difficult to spell.)

    Dr. Chris Lowe's SharkLab at Cal State University Long Beach

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    Sound editing by Jarrett Sleeper of MindJam Media & Steven Ray Morris

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    Sharks of Summer (with Marah Hardt of ‘Sex in the Sea’)

    Sharks of Summer (with Marah Hardt of ‘Sex in the Sea’)

    If you watch enough 'Jaws' and Shark Week, you’re bound to see sharks as ravenous death machines. But is it really more appropriate to think of these ancient creatures as LIFE machines? In this episode of the Stuff to Blow Your Mind podcast, Robert and Christian welcome 'Sex in the Sea' author Marah Hardt back on the podcast for a discussion of embryonic cannibalism, virgin shark birth, conservation efforts and more.

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