CNN’s Lisa Ling Interviews Dr. Watsa On Tiger Conservation Genetics
CNN — Dr. Mrinalini Watsa, a researcher at San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance in California, scoops up soil from a fresh paw print made by
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This blog features writing by our research trainees, as well as instructors and scientists. Together with our sister publication, One World Science (now also on Medium.com), FPI seeks to raise the profile of science in popular dialog.
Snakes: Food or Foe for Monkeys?
Snakes: Food or Foe for Monkeys? Corallus hortulanus photo by Renato Augusto Martins (CC BY-SA 4.0) Author: Efstathia Robakis Most of the time,
“A Trick of the Tail”: Prehensile Tails and Primate Evolution
A Trick of the Tail: Prehensile Tails and Primate Evolution By Luke Fannin When we look at ourselves in the mirror each morning, we are
Trophies, Trump, and the Sound of Silence
Trophies, Trump, and the Sound of Silence Donald Trump Jr. poses with an elephant tail during a 2011 hunting trip (HUNTINGLEGENDS.COM/HUNTING LEGENDS) Staff Writer, Kylie
The Colours of a Primate Rainbow: Interview with Dr. Amanda Melin
Staff Writer, Luke Fannin Primates are exceptionally visually oriented mammals. Adapted to a life in the trees, their evolution has favored forward-facing eyes for enhanced
“Leks” Stay Together: Gaudy Displays and Flaunting Feathers
Staff Writer, Luke Fannin Imagine that you are speed dating. You decide to dress modestly, hoping to at least talk to some nice people and