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Trips and Tales #81: Baikal at Last!: Offshore life
Trips and Tales (Part 81) I hear that there are over 300 species of protozoans in Lake Baikal. That’s good because you can never have too...
Trips and Tales #80: Baikal at Last!: Things that bite versus your trousers
Take care of the health hazards and then you'll have peace of mind to enjoy the rich ecology of Lake Baikal region.
Trips and Tales #79: Baikal at Last!: Exploding fish, inevitable doom and other points of interest
The diverse ecological threats facing Lake Baikal despite its status as a World Heritage Site.
Trips and Tales #78: Baikal at Last!: Let’s talk about the weather
Lake Baikal is so enormous that it has its own weather: we look at how this changes over the course of a year.
Trips and Tales #77: Baikal at last
The first of our encounters with Lake Baikal: we focus on the physical features of this inland sea this week.
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