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Hello, you fantastic fauna! Normally, we make videos based on a body of established, peer-reviewed scientific research. But this video is different, because there isn't research out there that actually answers this common viewer question. So we dug into what IS out there, what ISN'T, and why. Here's your early access: https://youtu.be/0tvh3oMlGMY

And, as always, thanks for making videos like this one possible!

-Kate

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Bartosz Błaszkiewicz

Wait... is 2 hours even considered "early access"? How am I to pun-start the discussion in the comments on such tight schedule?

minutefood

I know this was a short one - sorry! Sometimes with sponsorships. we don't have a lot of lag time between when the video gets done and when it needs to be published. We'll aim to give you plenty of lead time on the next one :)