Flaming Flamingoes smoke The Tree of Life

The first The Scientist Video Awards winners have been announced. Good as the winning David Attenborough-narrated Tree of Life is, I prefer the Flaming Flamingoes video. Featuring PhD student Marita Davidson, it gives us an interesting glimpse of young scientists out in the field doing very accessible science. This is something to show my kids.

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