# Ted Parker

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The LSE Protests 1966-69

Contributor(s): Martin Tomkinson, Professor Mary Evans, Ted Parker, Guatam Appa

The LSE Protests 1966-69

Contributor(s): Martin Tomkinson, Professor Mary Evans, Ted Parker, Guatam Appa

The LSE Protests 1966-69

Contributor(s): Martin Tomkinson, Professor Mary Evans, Ted Parker, Guatam Appa

The LSE Protests 1966-69

Contributor(s): Martin Tomkinson, Professor Mary Evans, Ted Parker, Guatam Appa

The LSE Protests 1966-69

Contributor(s): Martin Tomkinson, Professor Mary Evans, Ted Parker, Guatam Appa

The LSE Protests 1966-69

Contributor(s): Martin Tomkinson, Professor Mary Evans, Ted Parker, Guatam Appa

Okay, but... boobies!

E25. The blue-footed booby has become an internet personality: cartoon feet, a goofy strut, a name that practically begs to be a punchline. But Scott sat down with Dr. Carlos Zavalaga, Universidad Científica del Sur, and one of the people who first taught him how to study seabirds in Peru, and the …

Okay, but does age bring Wisdom?

E37. A bird called Wisdom was banded on Midway Atoll in 1956 and is still laying eggs today, which makes her at least 75 and the oldest known wild bird on the planet. She has also outlived the man who banded her, and most of the scientists who tracked her since. Dr. Etienne Rouby studies long-lived…

The Lost

Originally Aired: October 14, 1954 Suspense #567, "Lost," finds Alice wandering the streets of New York City in a state of complete amnesia. Unable to remember her own name, where she came from, or why she's there, she desperately seeks help from a policeman at 59th Street. Detective Mark Neal tak…

Okay, but griffins, and ligers, and birds, oh my!

E41. Centaurs, mermaids, minotaurs: we have been inventing creatures that are two things at once for as long as we have told stories. Birds do it for real. Dr. Glaucia Del-Rio of the Florida Museum of Natural History studies two Amazonian antbirds that meet where a river runs out, and what their of…