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Welcome to the science podcast for September 17, 2021. I'm Sarah Crespi.

Each week, we feature the most interesting news and research published in science and the sister journals. First up this week, online news

editor, David Grimm, joins us to discuss why researchers are potty training cows. After that, we have

researcher Peter Teske. He's here to talk about the drivers of what could be the biggest animal migration on earth,

the sardine run off the coast of South Africa.

Now we have online news editor, David Grimm.

He's here to talk about potty training cows. Hi, Dave.

Hey, Sarah. All right, we're already laughing, but it's not silly. It's serious. Why would we need to

tell cows where to go? Well, cows, as you may have seen or heard, make a lot of waste.

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