Listen "The Science of Sardines"
Episode Synopsis
In the latest episode, we explore the Sardine Run through a scientific lens. This episode features marine biologist Mike Dyer, who shares his deep knowledge of our oceans.
We unpack the sardine’s life cycle, mysterious migrations, and the science of those massive bait balls. We discuss why predators go wild, the difference (and price) of red-eye sardines, and the best ways to preserve them. Plus, we explore why fishing action intensifies after netting.
Whether you're an angler or just curious, this episode is packed with insights.
Listen now to The Deep Dive – exploring the science, culture, and chaos of the sardine run. Listen on ECR website
We unpack the sardine’s life cycle, mysterious migrations, and the science of those massive bait balls. We discuss why predators go wild, the difference (and price) of red-eye sardines, and the best ways to preserve them. Plus, we explore why fishing action intensifies after netting.
Whether you're an angler or just curious, this episode is packed with insights.
Listen now to The Deep Dive – exploring the science, culture, and chaos of the sardine run. Listen on ECR website
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