Hello, Zooillogix

By vhughes on August 22, 2007.

i-43cc40e85a9bfbac71ceb45e67c0076a-giant isopod.jpg Please welcome the newest addition to ScienceBlogs, Zooillogix.

Brothers Andrew and Benny Bleiman author Zooillogix, "a hobby and a secret outlet of forbidden passion" that showcases their shared obsession with zoology.

Check out the Bleimans' recent Gallery d'Bug Arte post, and their Video of the Week, where a male jumping spider dances for a foxy spider babe.

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8.20.07 to 8.26.07 Announcements Welcome Zooillogix! Please welcome the newest addition to ScienceBlogs, Zooillogix. Brothers Andrew and Benny Bleiman author Zooillogix, "a hobby and a secret outlet of forbidden passion" that showcases their shared obsession with zoology. Check out the Bleimans'…

The Brothers Bleiman Since early childhood, Andre…

The Brothers Bleiman Since early childhood, Andrew and Ben Bleiman have shared an obsession with zoology, corresponding with the mammalogist George Schaller before puberty and memorizing more than one illustrated animal encyclopedia. Although they currently both work in the software industry,…

Welcome the New Sciblings!

Everybody go say Hello to the Bleiman Brothers at the most recent addition to the Scienceblogs Empire - Zooillogix. Andrew Bleiman appears to be a Crustacean of some sort, while brother Benny has distinctly mammalian characteristics, but you have to be an expert (is Darren Naish in the house?) to…

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After a brief hiatus, Page 3.14 brings back the ScienceBlogger interviews. Now we hear from those clever, if odd, creatures of Zooillogix, Andrew and Benny Bleiman. (In the photo, Benny's on the left.) What's your name? Andrew and Benny Bleiman What do you do when you're not blogging? Andrew: We…

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