Welcome to the Fry Off!
Come visit the legendary Bonehenge with The Southern Fried Scientist's Science and Nature Writing class.
Take a walk through a sea of eco-certification with bluegrass blue crab.
A new species of fish may be evolving. What should we do with it? Join the discussion.
Charlie tries his hand at cooking up some veggies.
Charlie and Kevin visit specimens at University College Cork from the original Voyage of the Beagle.
Check out the Beagle Project for news on the new Voyage of the Beagle.
Southern Fried Science will be on vacation from today until January 3, 2010. 365 days of Darwin will continue to update, but the Southern Fried Scientist, WhySharksMatter, and bluegrass blue crab will be enjoying the North.
~The Management
Tom and Charlie enjoy a pint in Cork
Charlie and Jens enjoy the Tower Room at UCC
Charlie enjoys a Crabmass tree by the water
Charlie enjoys the view from our office in Cork
Charlie enjoys some burgers and chips with Pargh in Galway
Charlie’s ready to travel
Charlie and the Southern Fried Scientist share a pint
Charlie and Zelnio share a pint on their way to Ireland
Charlie gets ready for some molecular biology
Charlie helps bluegrass take water samples
Charlie takes some water samples
Charlie’s ready to hit the road
David is a graduate student in South Carolina studying shark conservation. He is the author of the upcoming book “Why Sharks Matter: Using New Environmentalism to Show The Economic And Ecological Importance of Sharks, The Threats They Face, and How You Can Help”. His time is divided between educating the public about sharks, spending days at a time at sea playing with sharks, and eating horribly unhealthy foods. Follow him on Twitter @WhySharksMatter.
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