Whirligig beetles swim on the surface of the water. Why aren't they all quickly eaten by fish and frogs? One of the natural history puzzles that Jerrold Meinwald helped solve.https://www.nytimes.com/2018/05/14/obituaries/jerrold-meinwald-91-dies-studied-creatures-chemical-signals.html …
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Eisner was something else. Once (I think this was right around the time he sent a news crew to my millipede-infested house), he actually proposed that we co-write a story and try to get it published by this paper called The New York Times.
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I can't remember. I think I got too busy with grad school and he wasn't in great shape at that point.
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But I remember what it was about! And for a long time, I had the napkin he was sketching notes on...I wonder if that has survived all these moves.
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