Nell Greenfieldboyce

Nell Greenfieldboyce, an NPR science correspondent, dives into the extraordinary world of reflex bleeding in animals. Discover how some reptiles and insects have evolved this dramatic self-defense mechanism, including the thundersnake's auto hemorrhaging under threat. Nell explores the horned lizards and ladybugs that squirt blood to deter predators, revealing the fascinating adaptations these creatures possess. This captivating discussion intertwines survival strategies with the stunning intricacies of nature's defense tactics.