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Mary Roach, author of 'Fuzz: When Nature Breaks the Law,' explores the curious science of human-wildlife conflict, from animals on trial in history to modern scientific approaches. She discusses wildlife crime, quirky audiobook narration, macabre tactics like effigies against vultures, and promoting coexistence between humans and animals.
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- Human-wildlife conflicts are best resolved through science, not jurisprudence.
- Liability concerns heavily influence decisions in handling situations involving animals.
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Mary Roach's Inspiration and Writing Style
Mary Roach was drawn to writing by authors like Bill Bryson and Susan Orlean, who combined research with a unique style and humor. She majored in psychology, fostering a love for exploring different worlds through travel. While she didn't have specific mentors, she was guided by magazine editors early in her career, and her long-standing editor, Jill Bialosky, has played a crucial role in shaping her writing.
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