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Brandon Keim

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Brandon Keim (Substack | Instagram |Bluesky | Mastodon) is a freelance journalist and contributing editor at Nautilus. His new book, Meet the Neighbors, explores what the science of animal intelligence means for how we understand and live with the wild creatures around us.

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Zoology

A Butterfly’s Beauty Comes From Organized Chaos

July 19, 2015
Zoology

Chimps and the Zen of Falling Water

June 29, 2015
Zoology

Forget the Ordinary Honeybee; Look at the Beautiful Bees They’re Crowding Out

April 24, 2015
Environment

The Hated, Invasive Parasite That’s Actually a Key Part of Its Ecosystem

April 13, 2015
Environment

Wild-Winter Whodunnit—Climate Change Over the U.S. With a Slow Jet Stream?

March 6, 2015
Genetics

To Bring Back Extinct Species, We’ll Need to Change Our Own

January 2, 2015
Environment

The Wild, Secret Life of New York City

Get back to nature, right in your own neighborhood.

September 15, 2014
Evolution

Evolution’s Contrarian Capacity for Creativity

July 2, 2014
General

Decoding Nature’s Soundtrack

The health of an ecosystem in the Earth’s own words.

April 7, 2014
General

The Salamander That Has Photosynthesis Happening Inside It

March 7, 2014
General

The Lightning Beneath Our Feet

The strange lights that occur before earthquakes may originate underground.

March 5, 2014
Microbiology

The Great Bioterror Threat Is Modern Society

February 25, 2014
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