S1E9 - Alex Derian (What does the fox say - err - eat?)

Alex Derian is a Ph.D. student in the Environmental and Life Sciences department who takes us on a journey into the Inuit Traditional Territory to study some adorable furry skeletons. From ice to isotopes, Alex tries to piece together the lives of Arctic foxes and how Inuit people may have shaped how these foxes interacted with the world around them. Come with us as we learn how Inuit people and Arctic foxes cohabitated in the far north - a region rich in culture, biology, and human-species interactions! Links related to our guest:Contact Alex via email: [email protected] Lilian via Twitter: @Alex_A_Y_DerianMore about Dr. Paul Szpak and the TEAL lab: https://www.paulszpak.com/lab Check out the TEAL lab on TikTok: @teal.tok Links Related to this episode: Link to Traditional Inuit Music: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBFAckR_tAA⁠  1. Used at 8:35 - Three Pisiit Linked Together by Qargiuq, Isapee Qauguq, & Joshua Qumangapik) 2. Used at 18:15 - Pisiq With Drum And Women Chorus Links related to FoTR Podcast:Find us on Instagram: @fotrpodcastFollow us on Twitter: @FOTRPodcastContact us via email: [email protected]  Links to all Sound Bytes used in the podcast can be found at: https://tinyurl.com/2jhevzpj