Dr Regina Eisert - Killer Knowledge

from Antarctica Unfrozen · host Harry Seagar

Regina is a very knowledgeable lady. I'm amazed at how much we managed to cover in just under 20 minutes. Megafauna (Killer Whales mostly), how she founded the TPA (Top Predator Alliance), Marine Protected Areas, the Ross Sea Region and more... You'll find Regina on social media (FB, Twitter & Instagram) @TPAonIce where you'll find amazing content of the science, adventures and animals in her life! Thank you Andrew J. Wright for this amazing photograph of Regina.

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