Cynthia Graber

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308 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 9 Jun

Cynthia Graber’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Raouf tried this method of aging lobsters again and again, and it really seemed to work.
And then came the big test.
They received a shipment of lobsters.
that had been raised their entire lives in tanks.
So people knew their exact age, but Ralph didn't.
And the age he arrived at by counting the stomach teeth was yes, the correct age.
Ta-da.
But no one believed Rov because those stomach teeth are shed along with all the other hard parts during the molt, so Rov's method actually makes no sense.
I am observing Rove's point is however it works, it works.
One mystery kind of solved, but that's not the only mystery in the life of a lobster.
We're going to gaze directly into the mysterious eyes of the lobster after this quick break.
The thing these thirteen thousand mirrored boxes do is gather light from a really wide area and then focus it on the lobster retina.
Great for the space station.
The lobster eye X ray space telescope can observe a much larger area of the sky than a typical telescope, basically one hundred and eighty degrees.
But why does the lobster need such a finely tuned piece of optic technology?
Amazing as it is, that wide angle view doesn't give lobsters a clear picture.
They can't actually see all the details of their local piece of rocky ocean bottom.
Mystery number three.
How in the world do they do this?
Everything about the lobster is weird, but this is maybe the weirdest.
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