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Joseph Soltis

Research Scientist, Disney’s Animal Programs

Joseph Soltis is a Research Scientist for Disney's Animal Programs.

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Wed, March 12, 2014 Walt Disney World Resort

Wildlife Wednesdays: Disney’s Animal Kingdom Researchers Study Elephant Behavior Around Bees

by Joseph Soltis, Research Scientist, Disney’s Animal Programs

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Wed, June 13, 2012 Walt Disney World Resort

Wildlife Wednesdays: Heard the Buzz? Disney’s Animal Kingdom Scientists, Educators are Helping People and Elephants, with an Assist from an Unlikely Source—Bees

by Joseph Soltis, Research Scientist, Disney’s Animal Programs

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