by Colleen Steward Imagine that you are on a trip exploring the Atlanta Zoo. You round the corner from the […]
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Ornithology
(Noun. /or-nuh-THAW-luh-jee/) by Colleen Steward What does it mean? Ornithology is a field of science that focuses on birds. Someone […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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(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 […]
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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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By Priscila Santa Rosa (Noun. /par-theh-no-JEH-ne-sis/) What does it mean? Parthenogenesis is a type of asexual reproduction in animals where […]
Continue readingEyes of the Deep Sea
By Emma Goldberg If you’ve ever woken up in the middle of the night and tried to reach for something […]
Continue readingThe Morris Water Maze
By Sean Gay Fun rating: 4/5 The actual experiment is easy to perform and generates loads of data. Difficulty rating: […]
Continue readingWhy Don’t Penguins Wear Socks?
By Emma Goldberg Penguins are arguably some of the coolest animals on the planet, and not just because they live […]
Continue readingWolves of Yellowstone
By Whitney Bell The United States has 62 National Parks. Some of the most famous and most visited include Great […]
Continue readingFeline Flexibility
By Zoe Terwilliger Have you ever seen a cat perform some crazy maneuvers or sit in a weird position and […]
Continue readingSquid: Beauty and Brains
By Rami Major Scientific researchers spend large portions of their days asking hard questions and searching for answers, and it’s […]
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