Sciuridology (SQUIRRELS) Encore with Karen Munroe

Hello. Up top. This is me from the future, twenty twenty six, and the three part menopause episodes. laid me on little so here's an encore of one of my favorites. I can't believe we've never re-aired it because it's so good. We have also added some new information. that might haunt you.

In a good way. Forever. It's so good. Also stick around until the end for an update to my original secret. Also haunting. To me at least. Okay. Oh hey, it's your neighbor with the smelly trash cans. What's in there? Ally Ward. I am gonna make this intro as short as possible because I have squirrels in my pants. I wanna start this. First things first

I wanted to interview this person for years. Somehow my ema got returned, my dreams never materialized, and then one day I realized she followed me on social media. Hot dang, I DMed her With so many exclamation points. It was embarrassing. And from the first second of this interview, I'm losing my shit. And I think you will too. So she got her undergrad in cellular and molecular biology at Arizona State University. She had a master's in ecology and evolutionary biology at Purdue. And then got a PhD in wildlife ecology and conservation back at the University of Arizona. We're gonna talk about it. She's now a professor of biology at Baldwin Wallace University in Ohio, where she has done many things. One of them Co creating a full length dance work called Liars in Fur Coats. About the social and mating habits of squirrels. She studied fox squirrels, gray squirrels, ground squirrels, and more for decades, and her handles.

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