Video Log Week 2

1/29/2014

Crap I Found in the Forest!

I checked around and no, the seeds from the giant pod are not toxic. I'll let you know if I die, though.

Matthew

1/30/2014 12:29:51 am

Hey Kevin I was just wondering if we could exchange contact info.
I am really interested in climbing for research. I am currently a cert. arborist and climb a lot. I went to school here in Ontario Canada for Arboriculture and urban forestry. I am Looking more into this type of climbing. I am well versed in basic and advanced climbing techniques on rope and harness and would like to know a little more about how to get started.
Cheers & be safe.

Matthew

Kevin McLean

1/30/2014 01:10:07 am

Sure, you can find my contact info at my lab webage: http://schmitz.environment.yale.edu/kevin-mclean.html

Colin

1/30/2014 02:38:25 am

Wait... so you'll take a bite out of "grandpa's stinky toe peas" but you need dragon hide gloves to handle the cotton ball? We need to work on your priorities my friend!

Glad work is going well. I'd love a better look at that snake skin. Any chance the head scales are attached (very low probability)? Can you take some close up shots of the underbelly scales (the thin wide ones) and the back scales? We might be able to tell if it was a squeezer or a biter.

Looking forward to the next video log!

1/31/2014 01:42:43 pm

All I have to say, is that I thought the snake skin was a big condom when it first flashed onto the screen. Why is it so see-through?

Fascinating haul. When is CIFITF Part 2?

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