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Tracking fish, Hurricane Erin’s impact, seagrass meadow loss and an NC museum’s bug collection.
Scientists tag, release and track fish to their spawning grounds, Hurricane Erin’s impact on the NC coast and UNC Research investigates why seagrass meadows in North Carolina’s coastal waters are shrinking. Plus, Adrian Smith of the NC Museum of Natural Sciences shows where the museum stores its vast collection of insects and bugs, some since the 1800s.
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SCI NC is a local public television program presented by PBS NC
Sci NC is supported by a generous bequest gift from Dan Carrigan and the Gaia Earth-Balance Endowment through the Gaston Community Foundation.
Preview | Scientific Clues
Preview: 10/29/2026 | 20sVideo has Closed Captions
Scientists tag, release and track fish to their spawning grounds, Hurricane Erin’s impact on the NC coast and UNC Research investigates why seagrass meadows in North Carolina’s coastal waters are shrinking. Plus, Adrian Smith of the NC Museum of Natural Sciences shows where the museum stores its vast collection of insects and bugs, some since the 1800s.
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