Sort Of Funny Field Guides
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In honor of GRIZZLED: Love Letters to 50 of North America’s Least Understood Animals hitting bookstores and mailboxes in just twelve days, I wanted to take a minute to answer some questions about what you can expect.
Air-Mailing Groundhogs, For Science!
“Okay, campers! Rise and shine! And don’t forget your booties, because it’s cold out there!”
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Since I was a pup cutting my teeth blogging about weird stuff on the internet — before all the fun bylines in magazines and newspapers you know by name, before the videos of me sniffing sloth turds and eating termites — I’ve always had a si...
Here, Have A Fancy-Ass Turkey
This year, I’m thankful for a lot of things, but there are only two I need to talk about here. The first is that I already wrote a pretty hefty post about turkeys last year — if you weren’t a subscriber this time last year, you can find the...
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Writing a book about animals for National Geographic -- SORT OF FUNNY FIELD GUIDES (2025). Science writer with words in Nat Geo, Washington Post, NYT. Project fellow at the MIT Knight Science Journalism Program, National Geographic Explorer.
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