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The Ecosystem Influence: How trees in the PNW rely on salmon to survive
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Dr. Sean B. Carroll is a distinguished biologist and author, celebrated for his pioneering contributions to the field of evolutionary developmental biology. He holds the position of Professor of Molecular Biology and Genetics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and also serves as Vice President for Science Education at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. Dr. Carroll earned his Ph.D. in Immunology from Tufts University and has been widely recognized for his innovative research on the genetic mechanisms that drive the development and evolution of animal forms.

His work, characterized by the integration of molecular genetics with evolutionary theory, has provided profound insights into the evolutionary process and the development of biodiversity. Dr. Carroll is an acclaimed author, having penned several influential books, including "Endless Forms Most Beautiful" and "The Serengeti Rules," which communicate complex scientific concepts to a broad audience with clarity and eloquence. His numerous accolades, including election to the National Academy of Sciences, underscore his significant impact on both scientific research and science education.
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@LoLo1k2k3k

3 weeks ago

People really really donā€™t understand how interconnected our entire planet is.

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@thepopeofkeke

3 weeks ago

My cat pissing on redwood= ā€œIā€™m doing my partā€

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@juanfuertesf

2 weeks ago

Lived in Boise for a while and was shocked when I learned that salmon swam all the way from the Pacific Ocean to the Snake River.

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@The1MkII

6 days ago

I love science educators like him who can explain topics with such passion

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@biorebeca

1 week ago

Iā€™m a PhD in evolutionary biology. Nature never stops amazing me. And Thatā€™s all that matters.

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@lolzasouruhm179

3 weeks ago

This is why we have been doing so much research into fish ladders for all of our damns. The old ones were like tumble dryers for fish. Not good but now they are getting a lot better so hopefully the salmon can get all the way up

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@ljones98391

2 weeks ago

Hence the book titled "Salmon in the Trees" which fills in more details.

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@MichaelHarto

3 days ago

My parents plant fruit trees literally everywhere in the house. Front yard, back yard, even on the 2nd and 3rd floor balcony. And they love eating fish. One neat trick i learned from them is when you clean out the fish guts from the fish, you don't throw them away. You use it as plant fertilizers. It's the best fertilizer.

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@Drualeaf

2 weeks ago

We need to stop destroying these little ecosystems. They matter a great deal to the rest of the planet.

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@NateKnows

3 weeks ago

Nitrogen from salmon also contribute to growing choice edible mushrooms in the Forrest

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@christianokoye9491

2 days ago

"And so, we are all connected, in the great circle of life." -Mufasa

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@jjn6914

2 weeks ago

Then, they also need the wolves, chipmunks, eagles, hawks, racoons, etc. They will all die in one way or another and also be nutrients for the trees.

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@susanfaulkner2304

22 hours ago

I went to live in Portland,Or. in 1979. It was beautiful. You did not have to go far to get to waterfalls, mountains, gardens. Oh, I was so awed at it. You could see Mt. St.Helens from Portland. When the sun went down, it reflected on St. Helens in a pinkish orange coloring, because of the snow covering a perfect cone shaped mountain(volcano). Beautiful!

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@donovanjones4175

3 weeks ago

Everyone, watch the David Suzuki episode on this, itā€™s a much more thorough explanation

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@timothyball3144

2 weeks ago

I recall hearing a guy say something like, why should I be concerned about a frog in one tiny area that I'll never see? Because that frog isn't there for you. The frog is there for the planet.

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@nihal8630

1 day ago

That "whatā€ was perfect comedic timing šŸ˜‚

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@stoonookw

3 weeks ago

It's almost as if indigenous people were right all along. NO WAY lol

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@kraftzion

17 hours ago

The trees use salmon. Doesn't mean they need salmon. I'm sitting here eating almonds. Doesn't mean that I need almonds. Just means they were readily available.

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@Medusas_Barber

3 weeks ago

Also fish piss NitrogenšŸ‘ Nitrogen fertilizers are supplied in three forms,Ā ammonia, nitrate and urea. Any Fish Tank Owner knows more about Fish Piss and balancing Water levels than they want to lol

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@mundusvultdecepi1599

4 days ago

Fun fact. Paper bags are more sustainable and eco-friendly than plastic.

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