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By sheril on September 26, 2007.

Before Flock of Dodos and Shifting Baselines, Randy Olson was inspiring the next generation of marine scientists with educational videos on topics in our field. My first semester in graduate school, I was dazzled by a particular captivating piece from 1991. Craig McClain referenced this project when he was in town (it's notorious in marine science circles), so yesterday I encouraged my pal RO to post his earlier work on youtube. Unforgettable footage that will leave you just a little more informed about the wonderful world of barnacles.

Most quoted line: 'Barnacles Are Very Well Hung'

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Thank you SO MUCH for posting this...I'm lecturing on arthropods in, uh, 42 minutes and all I had was still pix for the barnacle-penis story. I am totally showing this.

By Sven DiMilo (not verified) on 26 Sep 2007 #permalink

Thanks for uploading this. It was funny.

By Jill Gregerson (not verified) on 27 Sep 2007 #permalink

Thanks for uploading this. It was funny.

By seks shop (not verified) on 08 Dec 2007 #permalink

The problem with correlations though, is that there could be any number of reasons to explain particular data patterns.

Video was great.