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John Marzluff
John Marzluff

School of Environmental and Forest Sciences

John Marzluff is a professor at the School of Environment and Forest Sciences, focused in wildlife-habitat relationships and Avian social ecology and demography.

FROM John Marzluff

HBM038: Do Crows Mourn Their Dead?
Here Be Monsters

HBM038: Do Crows Mourn Their Dead? On this episode of Here Be Monsters, we look at the strange behaviors of crows and how they might be able to teach humanity about the origins of funerals and emotions.

22 min Sep 10, 2014

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El Chapo trial: $100 million bribes and nighttime sewer escapes
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El Chapo trial: $100 million bribes and nighttime sewer escapes There’s been plenty of drama this week at the El Chapo trial, where it was revealed that he allegedly bribed a Mexican president. He also performed a movie-like escape in the dead of night as agents came to arrest him.

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As teachers strike, political heavyweights bide their time
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As teachers strike, political heavyweights bide their time The L.A. teachers' strike is now well underway and both sides are waiting to see who will budge. Others are looking to their elected leaders, from L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti to newly minted Governor Gavin Newsom, for help.

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The West Has Islam Dangerously Wrong
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