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Charles Anderson descubre libélulas que atraviesan los océanos

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Mientras vivía y trabajaba como biólogo marino en las Maldivas, Charles Anderson se dio cuenta de las repentinas explosiones de libélulas en ciertos momentos del año. Él explica cómo siguió el camino de una pequeña y simple libélula llamada pantala flavescens, solamente para descubrir que hacía el viaje migratorio más largo de cualquier insecto en el mundo.

Charles Anderson studies marine life in the Maldives, a nation of coral atolls in the Indian ocean. Full bio »

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