by Leslie Kent Many animals use camouflage to disguise themselves to increase their chance of survival or to have an […]
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Mouse Handling and Restraint
by Yasemin Cole Technique Name: Mouse Handling and Restraint Fun Rating: 3/5 Difficulty Rating: 4/5 What is the general purpose? […]
Continue readingParthenogenesis: Do it Yourself
by Brandon Le What if you wanted to start a family, but without the whole partnering up thing? For us […]
Continue reading¿Las ratas topo lampiñas tienen el secreto para el tratamiento del cáncer?
Publicado en Marzo 5, 2022 por Colleen Steward (English version) Traducido por Sofia Benavides Imagina que estás en un viaje […]
Continue readingBioluminescence
(noun. /bio-loomin-ESS-ents/) By Mikayla Feldbauer What does it mean? Bioluminescence describes the ability of a living organism to make and […]
Continue readingThe Orca-nization of Killer Whale Social Structures
by Margaret Dedloff Orcas, also called killer whales, are marine mammals and the largest species of dolphin. Orcas can weigh […]
Continue readingDid you know that all calico and tortoiseshell cats are female?
by Taylor Tibbs Calico cats have a secret hidden under all those cute black, white, and orange spots. While the […]
Continue readingDo Naked Mole Rats Hold the Secret to Cancer Treatment?
by Colleen Steward Imagine that you are on a trip exploring the Atlanta Zoo. You round the corner from the […]
Continue readingOrnithology
(Noun. /or-nuh-THAW-luh-jee/) by Colleen Steward What does it mean? Ornithology is a field of science that focuses on birds. Someone […]
Continue readingBallooning Spiders
by Lacey R. Lopez Imagine you’re playing in the backyard with your friends, kicking around the good ol’ soccer ball. […]
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(Noun. /zoo-NO-sis/) Plural: zoonoses By Lacey Lopez What does it mean? “Zoonosis” is a disease or infection that naturally spreads […]
Continue readingImprinting: An Avian Anecdote
by Whitney Bell Recently, a special love story garnered an enormous amount of publicity. A lot of proposals and wedding […]
Continue readingDo dogs really love us?
by Nicole Gadda Do our dogs really love us? The science says yes! We recently rescued a 10-week old puppy. […]
Continue readingIs there a maximum number of heartbeats?
By Taylor Tibbs When you think of a mouse and a blue whale, the first difference you probably think of […]
Continue readingColor, too, is in the Eye of the Beholder
by Anastacia Wienecke There is much more to color than meets the eye. Quantitative measurements like weight, volume, temperature, and […]
Continue readingMorphology
(noun. /mor-FAW-luh-jee/) by Zoe Terwilliger What does it mean? Morphology is the study of physical forms and features of organisms. […]
Continue readingThe Rainforests of the Sea
by Nicole Gadda Sea turtles, jellyfish, anemones, parrotfish, seahorses, sea sponges, starfish, Nemo, and Dory – coral reefs aren’t nicknamed […]
Continue readingFlying the Red Eye
By Alec Chavez “Flying the red eye” is a commonly used expression to describe the tired appearance of one’s eyes […]
Continue readingBiomimicry
By Devina Thiono Note from the Editor: Students interested in biomimicry can also check out Biomimicry.org Animals, and nature in […]
Continue readingHerpetology
By Sarah Lowe (Noun./ her-peh-TOLLO-jee/) What does it mean? Zoology is the scientific study of animals. Herpetology is a branch […]
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