Science & Nature
Women in Science: 50 Fearless Pioneers Who Changed the World by Rachel Ignotofsky Ten Speed Press (July Nonfiction * Biography * Science * Women's History Audience: Grades 5 and up IndieBound
Great White Shark, Sea Monsters, Estate, Marine Life, Natural Wonders, Sea Creatures, Mystery, Animales, Ocean Creatures
"Considering five of the top 10 jobs for millennials are of the tech and maker space, with "data scientist" coming in at No. the need for the inclusion of women in STEM is more pressing than ever.
Alayna Westcom didn't earn her Miss Vermont 2015 crown by being just another pretty face. You might say she took a scientific approach to winning.
Exotic orcas showing up in Pacific Northwest;
Oregon may have at least 500 species of spiders and we put photos of them in a gallery so you can look at them.
El Niño could bring disaster and drought relief to California
Photo by Candice Emmons, Northwest Fisheries Science Center, from October Orcas in Elliot Bay, Seattle.
Analysis of nations’ carbon emissions pledges ahead of Paris climate summit shows they would see warming by breaching ‘safety’ threshold
Rose Feasting Princess spider
First almost fully-formed human brain grown in lab, researchers claim
Van Aken has created more than a dozen unique fruit trees -- each has about 40 different fruits growing from it.
Recent New Yorker magazine story, about the potential for a devastating earthquake, uses three paragraphs to explain how the big one and really big one happen, all through hand gestures. In this video, we break it down for you.
The Colors We Eat: Food color does more than guide us—it changes the experience of taste.
Summer wear in Phoenix in 2030.
A Silverspot Butterfly shot in Ochoco National Forest