Welcome back. It’s been another wild weekend for the Southern Fried Team. Over the weekend @BoraZ posted that the average American now watches more TV each week than spends working, 35 hours of works per week versus 36 hours of TV. Southern Fried and Bluegrass expressed doubt that they could find that much time in … Read More “Monday Morning Blogaerobics – “…and other pelagic cnidarians!”” »
Charlie with the Atheist’s Nightmare!
Charlie reads up on Deep Sea Hydrothermal Vent Ecology
Charlie hangs out with Kevin while he “works”
Southern Fried Notice: Reny Tyson is a graduate student at the Duke University Marine Lab currently on location in Antarctica tracking Humpback Whales. The main expedition blog is Tagging Whales in the Antarctic Seas hosted at the Nicholas School of the Environment. Follow their adventure as they track Humpbacks through Antarctic Seas. Today we begin … Read More “MISHAP in Antarctica” »
Charlie examines the prop
The following photo was taken near the Yadkin River in Davie, North Carolina. According to observers, there were millions of them attached to the sides of trees and undersides of leaves throughout the region. In some places they were hanging so thick they looked like tiny bats. Does anyone know what they are? ~Southern Fried … Read More “What in the larval world is this?” »
If you’re like me, you’ve always secretly wanted a cutting board that voices your support for shark conservation. Sadly, that goal has always been just out of reach…until now! Gear from the No Fin section of the Southern Fried Store allows you to show your support for shark conservation in a variety of awesome and … Read More “No Fin gear- a fashionable way to help sharks!” »
Yup, the rumors are true, Southern Fried Science has sold out. Sold out in a Big Way. We’re abandoning our values and beliefs to become shills for the novelty t-shirt industry. But seriously, it costs about $150 a year to produce Southern Fried Science, which is not a trivial amount for graduate students. And while … Read More “Southern Fried Science sells out” »





