More from Ari Daniel Shapiro
Holiday tubeworms
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From: Ari Daniel Shapiro
Riftia tubeworms were one of the first marvels to be discovered on the very bottom of the seafloor. And they've entered into an co-dependence with a fleet of a particular ...
Twitching for storm petrels
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From: Ari Daniel Shapiro
Every year thousands of storm petrels summer on the remote islands to the north of Scotland. The arduous journey to see the small seabirds demands more than a birdwatcher’s ...
Of bonds and blooms
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From: Ari Daniel Shapiro
Sometimes the ocean can be a threat to human health. Barb and Gary Kirkpatrick, a wife and husband scientist team, describe what they’re doing to notify the Florida public ...
The ocean as classroom
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From: Ari Daniel Shapiro
Janice McDonnell and Jim Yoder describe the urgent need to translate ocean science into formal and informal educational opportunities across the country, engaging scientists, ...
The glide of a lifetime: Part II
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From: Ari Daniel Shapiro
Scott Glenn and Oscar Schofield have a passion for creating the next generation of ocean explorers. In this episode, they’ll share their deep commitment to education and why ...
The glide of a lifetime: Part I
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From: Ari Daniel Shapiro
Oscar Schofield and Scott Glenn pilot underwater robots all over the world, sampling the ocean half a world away and saving lives in the process, but they never have to leave ...
Top models: Gazing into the future of the Gulf of Maine
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From: Ari Daniel Shapiro
Huijie Xue forecasts the underwater weather of the Gulf of Maine: its temperature, its salinity, and its currents. And a lot of people are tuning in.
Cyber fiber: John Orcutt and Frank Vernon wire the ocean
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From: Ari Daniel Shapiro
John Orcutt and Frank Vernon are wiring the ocean to the Internet. And their goal is to let anyone anywhere tap into the vast data stores.
Sonar in the sea: Kelly Benoit-Bird listens to the ocean
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From: Ari Daniel Shapiro
Kelly Benoit-Bird works on all kinds of ocean animals ranging from zooplankton to whales. And ocean observatories could make her science even more exciting.
Coral concerns
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From: Ari Daniel Shapiro
Chris Martens is alarmed by the global disappearance of corals. To learn more, he lives at the bottom of the ocean on Conch Reef off Key Largo, Florida for up to 2 weeks at a time.
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Broadcast History
Aired on The World, 9 December 2008
Transcript
Host intro: The human voice can express many things. It can convey information and emotion… it can make music… and if you believe the results of recent studies in Germany and the United States, a woman’s voice can signal – well – we’ll let reporter Ari Daniel Shapiro explain the rest.
Ari: In a lot of animals, females make it abundantly clear when they’re ovulating – that is, when they can get pregnant. Female cats go into heat.
But in humans the signs aren’t as obvious.
Ari: It was thought to be concealed – that is, unnoticeable – says Julia Fischer.
She’s a researcher at the German Primate Center at Göttingen University.
But Fischer and a group of international co...
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Musical Works
| Title | Artist | Album | Label | Year | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Falling in Love Again | Marlene Dietrich | 00:00 | |||
| I Wanna Be Loved by You | Marilyn Monroe | 00:00 |
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