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If you are in the area this weekend, you won't want to miss this event.



This was in my email:

As you guys*know our*Frag Swap is this Saturday November 12th.* We are working overtime making sure this is an amazing frag swap.* We are almost full with vendors and*the speakers are getting ready.**You do not want to miss this event!***The cost has gone up to $20 per individual and $25 for a family,

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Here is the link to the podcast episode which I strongly recommend everyone listen ...

I came across an interesting interview with Giacomo Bernardi, professor of ecology and evolutionary biology at the University of California, Santa Cruz, while listening to one of my favorite podcast, Science Sort Of..., and I wanted to share it with community at ReefAddicts. They talk about the unusual behavior of a particular wrasse that was observed in nature. It is the first fish ever reported to use tools!
Here is the link to the podcast episode which I strongly recommend everyone listen ...