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Kevin in China:

Kevin is in China again

For those of you who remember the adventures of Kevin in China from two years ago, he is there again, doing his herpetology fieldwork and reporting regularly. Instead of this blog, he is posting his adventures and pictures on a...

Kevin in China #21 - Frustrating museum collections, eating eels and going home

Kevin is back from China and busy with school, work and herping in the Sandhills so it took him some time to put together this last installment, covering the last few days in China, the last-ditch efforts to ID some...

Kevin in China #20 - turtles and crocs and Steve Irwin

Kevin has only 5 more days in China so, apart from rain, various farewell dinners are keeping him too busy to do much collecting. Except, this time, it is a different kind of herping altogether, watching the alligators at a...

Kevin in China #19 - The snakes are hatching, the peppers are raw, and the amphibians are too damn frustrating to identify

The adventures continue. It's like Steve Irwin, but without the cameras....

Kevin in China #18 - a mandarin rat, another mystery frog that is NOT in the Atlas of Amphibians of China, and the Chinese-speaking Godzilla

Well, nobody in the comments here or here could help Kevin identify the mystery frog yet (if you are a herpetologist or fancy being one, take a look) and now Kevin caught yet another, even more mysterious frog. Can you...

Kevin in China update

Perspectives, the magazine of the North Carolina State University's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, in its Summer 2006 issue has highlighted five 'stellar' students, including Kevin (the third one, so you'll have to scroll down - they do not...

Is there a Herpetologist in the house?

Kevin, lacking all the necessary literature out in the middle of China, is having some doubts about proper identification of one of the frogs. He sent an e-mail asking for help. I know that many scientists read this blog, but...

Kevin in China #17 - Drinking liquor with a snake heart makes your eyes clear

A broken taxi, a mouthy snake, and a question about snake embryology....

Kevin in China #16 - It's not easy to catch a swimming frog

Kevin is back in the field, catching herps with abandon......

Kevin In China, part 15 - Beijing

Kevin leaves the countryside for a little vacation in the capital....

Kevin In China, part 14 - The Lure Of The West: McDonalds and Chinese-dubbed Tom Cruise

Getting back to civilization...means having a Big Mac and realizing that watching MI3 dubbed in Chinese does not mean you miss anything of the brilliant plot and dialogue.......

Kevin In China, part 13 - Back To Herping

After getting over his sickness, Kevin moves on with his research......

Kevin In China, part 12 - Chinese Ebola, or, Getting the Taste of Chinese Medicine

I was wondering why it took Kevin so long to send in another report. Well, he was sick......

Kevin In China, part 11 - How to avoid getting married in China, or, women are more complex organisms than venomous snakes.

Kevin is popular with the ladies....too popular......

Kevin In China, part 10 - "the poison of that snake, is not dangerous to people?"

Kevin goes on a huge hike, finds an enormous snake, watches another snake eat a frog, carries a snake for 45 minutes in his hands, gets bitten by a pseudocobra, drinks five liters of stream water and gets sick....

Kevin in China, part 9 - What Really Happened That Night, or, The Night Of Too Many Toasts!

Here is a little tangent to Kevin's adventure. You may recall from one of the previous installments (Kevin in China, part 6 - The Mystery Snake) that there was an evening that Kevin does not remember very clearly, due to...

Kevin In China, part 8 - The Dance and The Snakes

More adventures in China - new snakes, new local customs......

Kevin in China, part 7 - Bit By Snakes? Get Used To It!

Kevin sent three new reports. This is the first one. Next one tomorrow and the third on Monday. All exactly at noon!

Kevin in China, part 6 - The Mystery Snake

Kevin went to another place and kept catching a snake he cannot identify. Then one of them laid eggs.... Also, teh first lizards.

Kevin in China, part 5 - His Legend Preceeds Him!

New adventures in snake handling by Kevin in rural China.

Kevin in China, part 4 - Snakebites as a Daily Hobby

More adventures of Kevin in China, catching and getting caught by reptiles....

Kevin in China, part 3 - The First Westerner in Town

Kevin goes to a new location and finally starts finding really cool snakes!

Kevin in China, part 2: Three Kinds of Natural Beauty in Jiuchong

Kevin begins his trek through China, and sees (and photographs) three kinds of natural beauty...

Snakes On The Plain: Kevin in China

First installment in a series of reports about herpetology field work in unstudied, remote areas of China, wired in by Kevin Messenger. Pictures of snakes will follow...

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