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Mar. 30, 2012

¿Por qué las arañas no se pegan a sus telas?

by Luis Quevedo

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¿Cómo es posible que las arañas no se quedan pegadas a su propia tela? Esta pregunta ha quitado el sueño a los aracnólogos durante décadas… Hasta ahora.
Producido por Flora Lichtman
Traducido y locución por Luis Quevedo
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About Luis Quevedo

Luis is the Spanish Language Producer for NPR-Science Friday/ Recovering scientist that moved away from the bench and towards the light of the cathode ray tube of tv. He is a filmmaker, writer, producer, tv-host, and cultural agitator.

The views expressed are those of the author and are not necessarily those of Science Friday.

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