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Joey Santore

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  • Joey Santore is known for Crime Pays But Botany Doesn't (2019), Joe Maroni Smells Da Ceanothus, Wishes for Scented Spray for Da John. (2010) and Pillars of Magic (2020).

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  • Joey Santore is a Chicago, Illinois native.
  • Joey Santore is a photographer, presenter, botanist, known for Crime Pays But Botany Doesn't (2019).

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  • I just want people to take a closer look at the nonhuman world and ask more questions. The first steps to learning more is realizing your own ignorance, and then being willing to work beyond that.
  • My aim is to give people a context in which to place [the nature] they see around them. Things that were formerly bland to them become these organisms with their own evolutionary lineages. One single rock can tie a person back to the event in which that rock was created, whether it was a volcanic eruption 20 million years ago or the gradual deposition of sediments in an ocean 400 million years ago. It makes life a lot more interesting.
  • The tragedy here is we're destroying a lot of this as our population grows, so I guess that's where my misanthropy comes up. But I also try to keep [the videos] lighthearted. I mix tragedy with comedy to make it more digestible and less futile-seeming.

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