Gerardo featured on the Story Collider

 

Saint Louis University biologist Gerardo Camilo shared a story on Oct. 5, at the story collider about his reaction to a kidnapping that occurred while he was doing fieldwork in Nicaragua. Credit: David Kovaluk | St. Louis Public Radio

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