Words About Birds
GrrlScientistFilled with reports about science, along with stories, opinions, and book reviews. Originally only about birds but this Substack now covers a variety of biology, zoology, conservation and health topics. I publish science material every MWF.
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How To Walk Without A Brain
How do sea stars monitor and coordinate hundreds of tube feet whilst moving around — and how do they do this without a brain?
Parrot Genomes Provide Insights Into Evolution Of Longevity And Cognition
Long-lived share a large number of similar mutations in genes associated with longevity, larger brains and advanced cognitive abilities -- and parrots evolved new genes associated with learning speech
Book Review: The Lives Of Bees: What Were Honeybees Like Before Human Cultivation?
###### Honey bee on a comb. (Credit: Matthew T. Rader via Unsplash.)
Bird-friendly California vineyards may have fewer pests
Research documents that insectivorous birds provide significant eco-friendly pest control services to winegrape growers when they are provided nestboxes.
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PhD ornithology UW, parrot researcher, SciComm journalist & writer. Currently: Forbes. Formerly: The Guardian. Formerly: AMNH & Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center. Microbiologist. Bookworm & recluse. Atheist & Vegan https://linktr.ee/grrlscientist
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