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by Karen Heyman

CLOSING BELL

In Search of Bugs
On television, everyone's an insect collector. But how does that square with real-life entomology?

Email: Karen Heyman - kheyman@the-scientist.com
The Scientist 2005, 19(6):56

Published 28 March 2005

This spring's US television season will feature dueling zoologists, as Ruud "Bugman" Kleinpaste (Buggin' With Ruud, premieres on Animal Planet, June 15) takes on Martin "Spiderman" Nicholas (Nature: Deep Jungle, premieres on PBS, April 17). Both come from the "kids, don't try this at home" school of science television. New Zealander Kleinpaste allows himself to be covered in killer bees to demonstrate the power of pheromones. The UK's Nicholas says, "Don't touch this venomous spider," and then, of course, he does.


 

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