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    Question: Do you travel around the world learning about the sea creatures

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    Asked by 464brna47 to Lydia on 19 Nov 2014.
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      Lydia Bach answered on 19 Nov 2014:


      Hello!

      Yes I do. I have been in Australia this summer and only came back from France two weeks ago. I attend conference and speak to other scientists to share my knowledge and to learn about what they have been finding out about marine animals!

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    464brna47 commented on 19 Nov 2014:

    Thanks your amazing

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