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Hoy Dr. Ornitorrinco y yo hablamos sobre las patitas de los perros, con ayuda de nuestra amiga, veterinaria Dr. Natasha Hottmann. 
Aprende como ser una veterinaria con Nat Geo Kids
Descubre como examinar los patitos de su perro 
¿Pueden comunicarse los perros? Pregunta a PBS NewsHour
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Cosmo and I learn that a goldfish's circadian rhythm is tuned by light—and by feeding schedule, thanks to our friend Dr. Nora Hickey
Find out more about the circadian rhythm
Read up on the one-eyed worm ancestor that gave you your pineal gland
Want to see what the see-through pineal window in a fish's skull looks like—when scientists make it glow? Here's a paper about it (go to figure 1)
Check out how zebrafish help researchers unravel hearing
And discover the (intense) salmon life cycle
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Cosmo and I learn about butterfly taste receptors with WSU's Rich Zack.
Watch how entomologists rear caterpilllars with Cornell University
See some clearwing butterflies in 4K from Deep Look
Find out how to help butterflies
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Cosmo and I find out why bears never became pets, with expert input from Alaska wildlife biologist Sean Farley.
Check out the WSU Bear Center
Learn more about canine genes with the Smithsonian
Find out about early human hunter-gatherers with Nat Geo
The American Museum of Natural History shows off its cave bear
Read about bears' cool reproductive strategies 
See a baby bear with a Pennsylvania Game Commission biologist
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Gracias a mis amigos, Dr. Ornitorrinco y Dra. Nora Hickey, una veterinaria de peces en la Universidad Estatal de Washington, por ayudarme con la pregunta de hoy. Si quieres escuchar en Ingles: What happens if you get eaten by a shark?
Y como siempre, si tienes alguna pregunta de ciencia para mí, puedes mandarla a askdruniverse.wsu.edu. ¡Quién sabe a dónde nos llevarán sus próximas preguntas!
Este podcast producido en colaboración con @bichologo.bugologist @kikokomiks
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