John Tuthill

Neuroscientist John Tuthill from the University of Washington dives into the fascinating world of snow flies. These tiny insects don’t just survive harsh winter conditions; they thrive, searching for love while showcasing remarkable adaptations. Tuthill reveals how snow flies can self-amputate frozen limbs to escape danger, all in their quest to reproduce. The discussion also covers the intriguing science behind their cold resistance and mating rituals in a snowy landscape, painting a vivid picture of life in the frost.