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'Gods, Wasps and Stranglers'
Honeybees might get most of the press in the insect world due to their dwindling numbers and power to pollinate. Enter writer and rainforest ecologist Mike Shanahan , who is making the case for wasps. He breaks down their unique relationship with figs in his new book, “ Gods, Wasps and Stranglers .”
By Evan Kleiman • • 1 min readHoneybees might get most of the press in the insect world due to their dwindling numbers and power to pollinate. Enter writer and rainforest ecologist Mike Shanahan, who is making the case for wasps. He breaks down their unique relationship with figs in his new book, “Gods, Wasps and Stranglers.”
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6 of 7Cambodians and fried chicken, baby pureés, vegan baking tips- 0:04How Cambodians got into the LA fried chicken biz
- 9:38Vegan cookies 'n' milk pie
- 18:20Jonathan Gold dines at Maestro
- 22:07'Around the World in 80 Purées'
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