Unexpected Dinner Guests
Something strange is happening off the northern coast of Norway—transforming natural enemies into unlikely partners.
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stbedardstbedardwww.stevenbedard.org
Steven Bedard is the co-founder and editor-in-chief of bioGraphic. He has spent the past 20+ years writing and producing science content for long-form feature stories, short- and long-form documentaries, immersive, multi-screen experiences, interactive simulations, and hundreds of articles and essays on topics ranging from astrophysics and archaeology to genetics, evolution, and public health. As a former field biologist who spent the early 90s studying spotted owls and northern goshawks, he has found his happiest place covering nature, conservation, and solutions to the current biodiversity crisis for bioGraphic.
Something strange is happening off the northern coast of Norway—transforming natural enemies into unlikely partners.
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