Santiago Ramón y Cajal was an interesting dude. Now considered the father of modern neuroscience, he was a scientist, a talented science illustrator, the first Hispanic to be awarded a Nobel Prize in science, and a science fiction writer who went by the pseudonym "Dr. Bacteria."
And bacteria are so good at adapting because they can take useful genes from their friends -- alive or dead.
Why can't this episode be downloaded?
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