PODCAST
Feature Interview with Karen Martin, American Shoreline Podcast Network, on the Huntington Beach Oil Spill and its effects on the nearshore environment, 2021. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-huntington-beach-oil-spill-causes-cleanup-and-impacts/id1434886389?i=1000538156017
RADIO
"Beach Ecology" (May 20, 2020)
An interview about grunion with Karen L. Martin on BYU's "Constant Wonder," followed by Doug Marcy, NOAA Coastal Hazards Specialist.
"Mooney Goes Wild Tonight: Going For Grunion"
From "RTE Radio 1", Irish radio, 2017 with Derek Mooney
OP-ED
The World Is Losing Its Sandy Beaches. Here's What We Can Do to Save Them, 2024, Op-Ed by Karen Martin, RealClear Science, Nov. 13, 2024 https://www.realclearscience.com/articles/2024/11/13/the_world_is_losing_its_sandy_beaches_heres_what_we_can_do_to_save_them_1071833.html
Feature Interview with Karen Martin, American Shoreline Podcast Network, on the Huntington Beach Oil Spill and its effects on the nearshore environment, 2021. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-huntington-beach-oil-spill-causes-cleanup-and-impacts/id1434886389?i=1000538156017
RADIO
"Beach Ecology" (May 20, 2020)
An interview about grunion with Karen L. Martin on BYU's "Constant Wonder," followed by Doug Marcy, NOAA Coastal Hazards Specialist.
"Mooney Goes Wild Tonight: Going For Grunion"
From "RTE Radio 1", Irish radio, 2017 with Derek Mooney
OP-ED
The World Is Losing Its Sandy Beaches. Here's What We Can Do to Save Them, 2024, Op-Ed by Karen Martin, RealClear Science, Nov. 13, 2024 https://www.realclearscience.com/articles/2024/11/13/the_world_is_losing_its_sandy_beaches_heres_what_we_can_do_to_save_them_1071833.html
Videos and images
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Emily, 5 years old, explains (VERY WELL) how the grunion run works. Video by Michael Murrie, vocals sent by J. McLain. |
Closeup view of grunion spawning by Beth Tramontina, 2016.
Following is a video featuring our own Melissa Studer on the BBC.
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This video by Tara Speer Blank shows grunion eggs that have been agitated in seawater to trigger hatching. Within one minute, the action starts. Taken through a dissecting microscope, this video shows two eggs hatching in real time, and a third example slowed down to show the movements of the embryo as it weakens the egg envelope and then breaks free, tail first, to become a free-swimming larva. (No sound on video)
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