Critical Wit #62 – Review: Penguin Evolution and Bat Conservation

Critical Wit Podcast by Chris Lindsay

Jun 28, 20120:20:47Science & Medicine

Due to technical problems with my recording system, there won’t be a new episode of Critical Wit for a couple of weeks. However, I have stitched together two excerpts of earlier, popular episodes that either you ma...

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