Spotlight on Science Writers: Sara Levine >
Sara Levine shares the story behind her 2017 award-winning picture book, Tooth by Tooth.
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Homo Sapiens Are Older Than Previously Thought >
New fossils found in a cave in Morocco move the date of the first Homo sapiens back 100,000 years to more than 300,000 years ago.
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Weird & Wonderful Creatures: Giant Kangaroo Rat >
The giant kangaroo rat has adapted to living in a dry grassland climate by surviving on the water they extract from the dry seeds they eat.
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Hands-on Summer >
Encourage an active, refreshing summer with hands-on learning.
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Spotlight on Science Writers: Pamela Turner >
Pamela Turner shares the story behind her 2017 award-winning book, Crow Smarts.
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S.T.E.A.M. within the Panels >
S.T.E.A.M. Within the Panels: Science Storytelling through Comic Books, Comic Strips, and Graphic Novels is a new art exhibit at AAAS.
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Science NetLinks Thanks our Teacher Contributors >
Science NetLinks benefits from the expertise of teachers, not just as consumers of our site, but also as contributors to it.
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Second Century Stewardship Selects Second Class of Fellows >
Alysson Jackson, Alessio Mortelliti, and Chris Nadeau join Abbey Paulson as Second Century Stewardship Fellows doing research at Acadia National Park this year.
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Weird & Wonderful Creatures: Dragon Blood Tree >
In this edition of the Weird & Wonderful Creatures series, learn about an unusual looking species of tree native only to Socotra in Yemen.
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Join the March for Science! >
You can be a force for science by joining thousands of scientists, researchers, and citizens by taking part in a March for Science in person or virtually on April 22!
