SciShow Talk Show: Kallie Moore, Ancient Life, And A Dragon

SciShow Talk Show: where Hank talks to interesting people about interesting things! In this episode Hank and Collections Manager Kallie Moore talk ancient life, careers in science, and dragons.

Check out the collection Kallie Moore manages at:

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Jessi and Animal Wonders at:

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[GuyWithAnAmazingHat]

I really like the length of the video and how the guest and Jessi now come prepared with a topic they can discuss together.

[Erin-S]

Kallie is great! I'd love to see her more on Scishow. She loves her job so much and it's so infectious!

[bethhughes]

As a Palaeontology student, I really loved watching this while studying :)

[pragmatk]

Kallie, was incredibly charismatic. Great guest! :)

[TheLuluTrue]

I usually skip right to Jessie and the animal but for this video, I actually went back to watch the whole thing. Kallie is great! She is so passionate about her work and has so many interesting things to tell.

[voyagerabove]

Fossils always blow my mind. I mean, it isn't just a 20+ million year old thing. That's part of an animal that hatched from an egg and lived an actual life. It's just surreal to think that there was an entire world before we got here, every bit as alive and fantastic as the one we live in.

Science is fucking beautiful.

[MonCappy]

I really liked the longer length of this interview. I hope you post more interviews of this type.

[furreos]

Animal Expert + Fossil expert + the Hank Green? That's one high quality science talk show right there.

[CommunityTheatre]

Hey I worked on that database. Go Kallie!

[Linkous]

Kallie reminds me how much I wish I could go back in time and study Paleontology (and related fields), instead of what I did. I've always found it incredibly interesting.

[urmorph]

It's such a pleasure to watch and hear three vivacious, intelligent people sharing their enthusiasm for science. After hearing Kallie Moore, may I propose a motto for paleontologists: Paleontologia non Olet.

[Calus]

A 40 minute long Scishow talkshow about ancient life? yis! Tonight's a good night!

[hawkeyestegosaurus]

Hell yeah, my favorite fossil librarian Kallie !

[IngeborgEngh]

This was so cool! I wrote my master thesis using mosses from museum collections (herbaria) and also worked at the herbarium filing mosses and lichens. The herbarium I worked at also had the same problem that filing was not prioritised the last 50 years, so there was a big backlog. Nice to hear from someone else in the same field

[PinkChucky]

I know mammoths were huge, but that's just one of their toe bones?! Wow.

[CrawfordAutomation]

My family had a Chinese water dragon for 14 years and I loved that thing. I remember not having to spend any money on food during the spring and summer because we could just set her outside and she'd go ham on grasshoppers for like 5 mins then just bask on the sidewalk in the sun for an hour before wanting to come inside.

[DoffnutProductions]

Awesome! Love these interviews. An on location follow up for this one would be great.

[KikiJik]

Kallie and Jessi seem to be amazing people to work/be friend with. They both looks so funny, passionate about their jobs and energetic! :)

[devilsenvy]

wow, loved this sso much! it was really interesting for me to listen to these smart and bright female scientists. and also Hak really held his own.

[VEE]

40 minutes long? Do I have that kinda time?

40 minutes later....

It's over already?