Bird Pinkerton

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810 appearances 8 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 17 Aug

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Unexplainable · Can these corals take the heat? · 17 Aug 2026 podcast

But then there is a part of me that's also like, do we know enough?

Yeah.

So this is a hopeful story to

Okay, Benji, hopeful for once.

Thank you so much for coming on the show.

I'm hopeful that you'll come on again soon.

And if anyone wants to read your article on Vox.com, it is fantastic, has so many photos, and I think is a great read.

Oh,

If you'd like to watch this episode and see some of Benji's fantastic footage, you can find our show, Unexplainable, on Netflix.

You can also find Benji's excellent reporting on all this on our site, Vox.com.

This episode was produced by Valerie Schenkman and by me, Bird Pinkerton.

It was edited by the wonderful Joanna Solotaroff.

The video edit was done by Shelby Smith, Valerie Schenkman, and Alex Coles with animation from Kareem Kareya.

Ibrahim Ochik and Joe Nebres were our studio engineers.

Christian Ayala did the mixing and the sound design for the podcast.

Melissa Hirsch, check the facts.

Noam Hassenfeld does our music.

Meredith Hodnot is the fact that some corals make themselves a kind of sunscreen.

And thanks, always, to Brian Resnick for co-creating the show with me and Noam.

If you have ideas about choral you want us to think about or any other topics you'd like us to explore, we are at unexplainable at vox.com.

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