Hi, friends. You might have heard that Bark Sandin and I are on the road this spring with Brains on Live. We've been to several cities so far, and it has been so much fun. Our next two stops are Atlanta and Fort Lauderdale. That's at the end of March. And then we just announced that we added Lawrence, Kansas in May, and Columbus, Ohio in June.

We're also heading to Chattanooga, Durham, Milwaukee, Portland, Buffalo, and Ann Arbor, Michigan.

We hope you'll be able to join us at one of those shows.

We can't wait to see you.

To get tickets and get more information,

you can head to brainson.org slash events.

That's brainson.org slash events.

Brains on Universe.

You're listening to BrainsOn, where we're serious about being curious.

Sometimes you see stuff in nature that doesn't make sense.

Until it does.

Like a horse-looking creature with a super long neck?

Seems impractical.

Until you learn that these creatures, called giraffes use that neck to

eat leaves from tall trees. Or a flower that looks like a wasp, which is weird. Until you learn that

this helps the flower trick real wasps into visiting it and pollinating it. Which brings us to raspberries.

Ever notice they have little hairs on them? Are they growing

fur because they're cold? Do they forget to shave? Turns out this is another case of something

odd being something awesome when you understand it. Stick around. We've got the scoop on this

very delightful berry.

Times are changing.

If you're a millennial like me,

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