Arts

Drone, coastal, and underwater perspectives

Fluorescent visions of the guts of living sacred plants from all over the Americas

The Nautilus monthly reading list

The previously unpublished short story reveals the playful and erotic side of the father of modern computing

Marvelous maggots, biological warfare, AI survivalists, space myths, and more

Sea monsters, Niagara’s toxic legacy, and animal orgasms

How our cover artist sees these quaking times

Considering connecting with cephalopods and plants might be just the thing for an exhausted mind

Quantum physics, AI pals, and seagull attacks

These beautifully composed books usher you into the life and times of influential scientists

Biographer Richard Holmes reveals how Tennyson predated Darwin and speaks to us today

An interview with a cognitive scientist about creativity and pleasure