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Apr. 01, 2011
Video Pick: Springtime Bug Out
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| Crocuses, robins, spring peepers aren't the only creatures to signal springtime. Jerry Rozen, curator of the bee collection at the American Museum of Natural History in New York, explains what bees do all winter and how they know when to emerge from hibernation. |
Produced by Flora Lichtman, Correspondent and Managing Editor, Video
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Flora Lichtman
Multimedia Editor
NPR's Science Friday
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Brian Malow
Science Comedian
Freelance science video correspondent, Time Magazine
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Jerome G. Rozen Jr.
Curator and Professor (Curator of Apoidea)
American Museum of Natural History
New York, New York
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