Catching Anoles With A Fishing Pole And String
Why limit the study of anoles to the wild, when you can explore their secrets right in the heart of bustling cities? Catch these lizards in action with Human Footprint host Shane-Campbell Staton and urban evolution expert, Kristin Winchell. In San Juan, find out how anoles have evolved and adapted to their urban playground, showcasing their unique traits all around the Puerto Rican city.
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