We’ve all seen questionable fictionalized science in film- but how do scientists interact with fictional interpretations of their real work? The Corpse Review- aka Evan Bird, MA in human skeletal biology and forensic scientist with an area Medical Examiner’s office will talk us through his real work and how it inspired him to begin reviewing fictional corpses on Instagram via his account @thecorpsereview.
CONTENT ADVISORY: This video contains images of human remains and is not suitable for children or people sensitive to such material.
The Corpse Review: https://bit.ly/3CkXIoF
Bride of the Corpse Review: https://bit.ly/3RjUSnX
About the Speaker: Evan Bird, MA, is a forensic scientist, science educator, and Diplomate of the American Board of Medicolegal Death Investigators. An expert in postmortem identification and skeletal anatomy, his career and love of the horror genre led to the creation of The Corpse Review where the fake decedents in movies and television are analyzed and humorously criticized through the lens of decomposition research. An enthusiast of any movie scenes with unnatural green lighting, he spends his free time re-watching Creepshow and rescuing wayward rabbits
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I spared everyone the part of the story where I got COVID and spent months recovering. A Skeptic’s Guide to Hypnosis is available for you to read for free, the hitch is that it’s been distributed to Patreon subscribers who have permission to hand out as many copies as they want.
00:00:00 Preface
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Happy birthday to my brother Derek, who turns 50 today! Shown is a doodle he put on my palm top organizer back 25 or so years ago. It was a visor at the time , or a Sonyclient, thus the super low res, but I have kept it ever since.
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Our most sophisticated feeders yet:
Barn style (left)
Cafe diner (middle)
Picnic with auto tracking camera (right)
Hana and babies have left our nestboxes. This is absolutely normal for young squirrels of this age to start living on the branches, learning how to build nests and survive predators. Hana will continue nursing them for another month, she will be taking them on day trips to our feeders and other important locations.
This stream is now dedicated to our various new squirrel projects
Q&A: please go to description on main Hana’s stream for our full Q&A
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Playlist with “hidden” recorded Hana streams (we update regularly): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsS_zPrFMOvNwtWQKPOsskyxoZDQB8A1F
1. Hana’s babies squirrels born July 25, 2022 https://youtu.be/Hzkf38IgdIY
2. Our squirrel feeders https://youtu.be/eATRROsho0I
3. Squirrel nestboxes live https://youtu.be/xScBcjO6IVQ
4. Squirrel and bird feeder live https://youtu.be/JnF21apH13s
All-in-one-place up-to-date live feeds playlist:
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Previously on this stream:
Female squirrel started building a new nest in this nestbox on August 11, 2022. She may move here soon, either alone, with her siblings, or with her babies (fingers crossed). She looked young so it may be just her and her siblings. Yesterday we had a serious storm, she was likely wet and cold in her summer drey, thinking about this cozy nestbox, so she will definitely move in before the next storm. We will see!
Bird Update August 11, 2022. All birds are out of the nests, no longer interested in staying inside. A couple of woodpeckers and sparrows will be back in a couple of months, spending cold or wet nights in our nests. Until then, we will dedicate this nest to squirrels!
Update August 2, 2022. We are waiting for birds to return during months of September/October. Woodpeckers and sparrows will be spending nights in some nests. We will enlarge the nests that show activity.
Update: wren gave up on the eggs 🙁 But sparrows are doing fine
House wren decided to start another clutch. Their babies were killed by a snake a month ago, and we moved this box to a safer place.
Bluebirds gave up after so many cowbird, wren and flying squirrel attacks on their eggs. They do show up from time to time, so they may still do it.
Wren’s second egg July 10, 2022
Cowbird’s egg early morning June 9, 2022
Bluebird’s first egg late morning June 9, 2022
Cowbirds are brood parasites, they lay their eggs in other birds nests, forcing them to raise cowbird’s young. Brood parasites take time to understand the behavior of the host birds: they need to know when the host eggs will arrive so that parasite egg would be placed along with the host egg but hatch a little earlier, they pick experienced parents who had successful broods in the past and thus are more likely to raise cowbird’s young to maturity.
Bluebirds and sparrows are rebuilding their nests as of June 6, 2022. Waiting for new eggs!
