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Reimagining how we study the evolution of animal behavior (in a book you can preorder below!). She/hers. 🏳️‍🌈. Politics and Poetry. Supreme herder of cats.
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The Queer Lives of Frogs

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By Ambika Kamath, Melina Packer
| Nautilus Verified
ADVERTISEMENT Nautilus Members enjoy an ad-free experience. or Join now . Zoology What frogs teach us about sex, science, and the unexpected messiness of biology The full Nautilus archive • eBooks & Special Editions • Ad-free reading The full Nautilus archive eBooks & Special Editions Ad-free reading For the last 30 years or so, well-intentioned toxicologists and environmental scientists have been expressing serious concerns about the harmful effects of chemical pollution on frogs.
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Studying Lizards Taught Me How to Trust | Ambika Kamath

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By Ambika Kamath
| catapult.co
This is Our Animal Lives, a column by Ambika Kamath about how we see ourselves, or don't, in the animal world. One of my favorite photographs of myself is from 2010. I’m on a small island in a lagoon off the east coast of Florida. My pale-blue thrift-store shirt is speckled generously with saltwater. Sunlight pouring into the camera lends the whole scene an air of dreaminess.
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Studying the Antlion Taught Me How to Be Human | Ambika Kamath

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By Ambika Kamath
| catapult.co
This is Our Animal Lives, a column by Ambika Kamath about how we see ourselves, or don't, in the animal world. Field biologists converge in demeanor with the organisms that we study. I heard this sentiment early on in my time as a student of behavioral ecology and many times thereafter.
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