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The Frog Scientist
by Pamela S. Turner, Andy Comins
Scientist Tyrone Hayes has been fascinated by frogs since he first began catching them as a child. He struggled through Harvard, where he discovered a lifelong passion for research. Frogs are dying all across the planet, and Hayes wants to know why. He suspects atrazine, a widely used pesticide, and conducts experiments both in the field and in the lab.
Colorful frog photos jump out from every page. There are a lot of interesting frog facts throughout, and Tyrone is just as interesting. He doesn't fit the mad or nerdy scientist stereotype; he wears cornrows, ear rings, and baggy gym shorts. The picture of him from the '80s with Flock of Seagulls hair is especially amusing.
Colorful frog photos jump out from every page. There are a lot of interesting frog facts throughout, and Tyrone is just as interesting. He doesn't fit the mad or nerdy scientist stereotype; he wears cornrows, ear rings, and baggy gym shorts. The picture of him from the '80s with Flock of Seagulls hair is especially amusing.