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Luke Groskin

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As seen in: Scientific American, Science Magazine, Science News, The World from PRX, Science Friday, WSKG-TV (Vestal, NY)
Science filmmaker, animal enthusiast- especially giant fish, creatures witb 8 legs/arms & awkward furry burrowers. Typos. Dad. He/him . lgroskin.bsky.social
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How rivers flow, split, and change

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By Luke Groskin Verified, Paul Voosen Verified, Angela Saini Verified, Sarah Crespi Verified
| Science Magazine Verified
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How these hibernating squirrels conquer thirst

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By Luke Groskin Verified, Christa Lesté-Lasserre, David Malakoff Verified, Sarah Crespi Verified
| Science Magazine Verified
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Do Spiders Dream Like Humans Do? This Researcher Wants to Find Out Original

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By Luke Groskin Verified
| Scientific American Verified
Daniela Rößler: From a research perspective, the whole visual being of jumping spiders really excited me. They have eight eyes and two really big ones that are forward facing. They totally hunt like cats. So they will stalk their prey and pounce on it. And when something is moving and jumping, spider will turn towards it to investigate. You get that feeling of the spider is actually looking right back at you, and no other spider will do it.
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