Germany: Deaf Entomologist

Learning something new from Dirk Rohwedder, a Deaf Entomologist studying insects at the Alexander Koenig Zoological Research Museum in Bonn, Germany? 🤯 Who knew that insects could be so crucial to our lives? 🐜 Let's take a page out of Dirk's book and learn how we can help these little critters have an even bigger impact on our environment. (captioned)
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[@tstarrodriguez4333]

I am here America. My asl bug on my nose . Oh wonder , different beetles. That’s interest . That’s amazing he work different kind of . Cool . Hopefully Dirk future teach deaf children. Will real nice . Good luck to Dirk .

[@annmason1098]

thanks so much ..I raise lepidoptera so this was very interesting! Coleoptera is my second favorite order!

[@dorotheaisserstedt9238]

Vielen Dank für den schönen Film. Hab gemerkt, das war englisch/ASL. Trotzdem fand ich es schön eindeutig erklärt. Wünsche weiterhin Freude und Erfolg in dieser Arbeit.

[@user-ie3eu2xh2l]

Интересно разные насекомые 👍👍👍

[@bonniesandy9512]

Insects, beetkes, butterflies, etc from around the world? Or just America and Africa?

[@JoelWestBarish]

All over the world

[@marcellaolmstead8539]

Wow he must’ve some talents on different bugs.

[@nancykanz6510]

Warst du schon in Köln/Bonn?👌