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Some days it’s a paradise and others it’s a jungle of hell. Yet for Dr. Scott Saleska and his students, that’s just the reality of conducting science in the rainforest. From Biographic, Blood Sweat and Tears gives us a sneak peak into some of the real dangers these scientists encounter in daily life. It’s hot, there are snakes everywhere, and type 3 fun abounds. Find more from Biographic on their website and Instagram.
