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Art Meets Science: How Two California Artists Can Help You Express Your Eco-Grief The Bureau of Linguistic Reality Alicia Escott and Heidi Quante, two California artists, founded the Bureau of …

Ancient Cats: The Culprits Behind the Extinction of Ancient Dogs Competition and Climate Change in the Eocene Era During the Eocene Era, approximately 55.8-33.9 million years ago, the Earth witnessed …

Life on the Chesapeake: Annapolis, Maryland A Sailor’s Paradise Annapolis, Maryland, known as “America’s Sailing Capital,” boasts a rich maritime history and a thriving sailing community. With 534 miles of …

Rome’s Ancient Landmarks in Need of Preservation Rome’s crumbling landmarks, such as the Colosseum and Forum, are in desperate need of repair. The city has launched a campaign asking for …

Ursula von Rydingsvard: Sculpting Metaphors in Wood Early Life and Influences Ursula von Rydingsvard was born in Germany in 1942 and spent her early childhood in refugee camps. In 1950, …

Medieval Ink Pen Discovery Reveals Surprising Literacy in Ireland Discovery of the Oldest Known Ink Pen in Ireland Archaeologists excavating a medieval stone fort in western Ireland have made a …

Exclusive New Photos of the Adorable Panda Cub at Smithsonian’s National Zoo Overview The Smithsonian’s National Zoo is proud to share exclusive new photos of the adorable panda cub born …

Firefly Flight Paths: A Symphony of Light in Nature Firefly Mating Season: A Spectacular Display During the summer months, as darkness descends upon forests, a magical spectacle unfolds. Fireflies, also …

Joe Pyne: The Original King of Conflict Early Life and Career Joe Pyne, born in 1924, had a difficult childhood and stuttered as a child. Despite these challenges, he joined …