NY Times – Science page – 28 September 2020 “Tarantulas are fuzzy, active in the dark and troublingly large — … More
Category: environment
The State of the World’s Rhinos
International Rhino Foundation Blog – 22 September 2020 “The impacts of COVID-19 have been felt across the world. We hope … More
One Wild World
Woodland Park Zoo Tune in for a three-part series when global experts join Woodland Park Zoo staff in conversation about … More
62-year-old python at St. Louis Zoo lays eggs — apparently without male help
St. Louis Post-Dispatch “62-year-old ball python at the St. Louis Zoo laid seven eggs this summer, and keepers have questions. … More
For the Love of Elephants
Please, before you go to sleep tonight, think of ways you can reach out and help all the creatures out … More
Elephant Shrew
Please, before you go to sleep tonight, think of ways you can reach out and help all the creatures out … More
Scientists Accidentally Bred the Fish Version of a Liger
By Annie Roth – July 15, 2020, Science Magazine “American paddlefish and Russian sturgeon were not supposed to be … More
How Do Flying Snakes Glide Through the Air? ‘It’s Hard to Believe’
As they wiggle and undulate, the snakes are transforming their bodies for flight. David Waldstein – Trilobites – 1 July … More
DNA from ancient Irish tomb reveals incest and an elite class that ruled early farmers
Andrew Curry – Science Magazine – June 17, 2020 “Twenty-five kilometers north of Dublin, a masterpiece of Stone Age engineering … More
Ancient Yet Cosmopolitan-Our Ancestors
Art, adornment and sophisticated hunting technologies flourished not only in prehistoric Europe but across the globe Gaia Vince – Aeon … More
