Two reptile ecological physiologists — Michael Finkler and Emily Taylor — have joined the Luxuriant Flowing Hair Club for Scientists. Finkler is at Indiana University Kokomo. Taylor is at Arizona State University. Both institutions are (or soon will be) renowned for their abundance of luxuriantly-flowing-haired researchers.
Category: Arts and Science
Research and other stuff that makes people LAUGH, then THINK.
Hallock’s Flea-fest
Investigator Gary Hallock was inpired by our recent report about the report about the relative jumping abilities of dog and cat fleas. He produced an epic poem. Here it is: FLEA’S A CROWD The Lord, hard at work on "creation" Distracted by itching sensation Discovered that fleas Were biting his knees What’s this? […]
Curiosities of Bio Nomencalture
There are depths and shoals to explore in Mark Isaak’s Curiosities of Biological Nomenclature. Investigator Isaak writes: I would like to call your attention to two scientists whose contributions, perhaps, are worthy of recognition. Leigh Van Valen has expanded the horizons of paleontology into Middle Earth by naming at least 21 paleocene mammals after characters […]
Hair for Canada
Canadian newspaper readers were treated to a luxuriant flowing photospread showing members of the Luxuriant Flowing Hair Club for Scientists (LFHCfS). It appeared in the January 13, 2005 issue of the National Post.