Stelephant Colbert on YouTube

Posted February 7th, 2009 by NicoleMarieTeutschel

Hey! I'm famous! Check me out online.

Come back and visit the TOPP Blog to follow Stelephant Colbert on his quest to have his own harem. Stelephant is a part of Elephant Seal Homecoming Days at TOPP.org.

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Nicole Teutschel’s research interests include predator dynamics, trophic linkages, and the relationship marine predators have within the pelagic food web. Nicole plans to combine telemetry and ph

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