Ari Daniel

Ari Daniel, a science reporter, dives into the fascinating world of snake antivenom research. He discusses Tim Friede's extreme journey of deliberately getting bitten over 200 times by various venomous snakes to build immunity. This unique approach paves the way for potentially developing a universal antivenom using human antibodies. They also explore the essential role of the immune system in fighting venom and the innovative collaborations aiming to refine antivenom cocktails for future human trials.

Ari Daniel, a science reporter, dives deep into the fascinating world of the Haenyeo, South Korea's legendary female divers from Jeju Island. These extraordinary women can hold their breath for remarkable lengths of time, thanks to unique genetic adaptations. Ari explores their astonishing techniques, including the ability to dive even during pregnancy. He also highlights critical research revealing genetic traits tied to cold tolerance and blood pressure regulation, emphasizing the rich cultural and biological significance of these 'super divers'.