Sort Of Funny Field Guides
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Here, Have A Fancy-Ass Turkey
If you live in the United States, then you’re probably about to eat some turkey. Or at least be in a room full of people eating turkey. But unless you’re a hunter, you probably know very little about the birds.
Are Manatees Actually Totally Fine?
Manatees and their cousins, the dugongs, are a gorgeously strange bunch of mammals. They’re most closely related to elephants—which okay: big, gray, weird nose—but also hyraxes, which are small, fluffy, and fang-toothed. Manatees can weigh ...
It’s time to fill the birdfeeders.
I used to think birdfeeders were for the birds. But they’re not. Not really, anyway.
Happy Halloween, But Animals Are Horrifying Year-Round
I’ll let you in on a little secret. Life in the wild is no idyllic picnic. Death can come from anywhere, which is why squirrels are constantly watching the sky, deer can’t take more than two bites without scanning the horizon for predators,...
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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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