Kemi Ashing-Giwa

Kemi Ashing-Giwa, a paleophysiology graduate student at Stanford, dives into the chilling details of The Great Dying, Earth's worst mass extinction. She reveals why some species, like bivalves, survived while others perished, discussing their unique adaptations to extreme conditions. Kemi also explains the role of sulfide and oxygen in their survival strategies and how modern climate challenges echo these ancient events. Plus, she shares how writing science fiction fuels her passion for research. A fascinating look at survival across epochs!