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Feather Forensics Could Help Nab Poachers
Chemical analysis of a bird’s feathers offers a reliable way to tell whether it was captive-born or wild-caught
Sailing Weather Gets Weird
Despite the latest forecasting science, climate change threw a wrench into this writer's latest seafaring voyage
Conspiracy Theorists Can Be Deprogrammed
AI-delivered evidence might be better at changing minds than you are
The Most Charming Villain in the Sky
Author Mike Stark on the 3 greatest revelations he had while writing his new book about starlings
Sea Sponges on the Move
The bioengineers of the deep are inching their way into an expanding role in ecosystem change
The Genetics of Putrid-Smelling Flowers
Some plants lure pollinators with the stench of decay using a gene related to one that fights odor in human breath
The Case of the Curious Butterfly
How a newly named species has survived in tiny numbers for 40,000 years











