Look what I found in Science!
Zoe ChernovaA popular science newsletter about everything you want to know about science but never knew you needed it. Read it twice a month!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 21 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 12 days ago |
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#21. The one with whales
At some point, I became interested in sperm whales, and that sparked my interest in the potential of cetacean culture. I became interested in understanding it further.
Culture seems like something very human: we go to museums and classical...
#20. The one with the return, the hunting of birds and the death
I’ve been experiencing a kind of writing burnout lately, so here I’ll write not what I “have to,” but what I want. Today I want to start a conversation about death.
Recently, a good substack Beaks & Bones published a note about hawk...
#19. The one with the last words.
In 2025, I wanted to try launching my own newsletter. And I did! And published a whopping 19 issues.
But towards the end of the year, I looked at it and realized that the investment, including the emotional one, wasn’t yet worth the return...
#18. The one with bats, glass head and gratitude.
It’s the end of November! We are full with turkey, potatoes, and lingonberry sauce (okay, I still want potato salad...) and are almost ready to enter the era of “It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas”! I really need to make 2026 Chris...
#17. The one with archives, seals in danger and awkward family photos.
Autumn is in full swing. We saw a flock of geese migrating for the winter, goldfinches in the mown fields, jays and crows fighting, curious tits, blue tits, and finches, and even a kestrel trying to find mice on the ground. A beautiful autu...
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