Mark Siddall of the American Museum of Natural History maintains a research program studying leech biodiversity and evolutionary history. The diversity of Siddall’s research has led to appearances in a variety of natural history programs. He recently showed that T. rex is alive and well feeding on children in the Amazon.
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