What many may not know is that I’m not only a beauty editor, but I’m also a certified makeup artist. I trained long before I started my current career, and I still do makeup for all my friends and family before big events. I’m pretty good at creating a seamless base and can apply perfect … Read more
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A young gray whale that surprised residents in southwest Washington this week after traveling 20 miles up the Willapa River has died, according to the Cascadia Research Collective. In a Facebook update on Saturday, the group said it was “saddened to confirm” that the whale had died. The group also said it was working with … Read more
A pampered penguin at the zoo escapes the elements and fishes to his heart’s content, but his carefree lifestyle comes at a price. Newly published research suggests that penguins in zoos age faster than penguins in the wild, biologically speaking, providing a valuable analogy for humans’ Western lifestyles. “A 15-year-old penguin in a zoo has … Read more
Researchers found that medium-sized carnivores like coyotes in northern Yellowstone National Park completely avoid cougars at all costs, while tracking wolves’ movements and whereabouts. Conversely, other intermediate predators, such as the red fox, often do the opposite. These contrasting strategies demonstrate that the lives of the park’s small predators are a series of species-specific calculations … Read more
update: As of 6 p.m. Friday, Cascadia Research and WDFW, with assistance from members of the Chinook and Shoalwater Bay tribes, conducted an extensive water search today for a young gray whale seen in the Willapa River over the past two days. No whales were seen in the river today. Officials hope it has returned … Read more
Image collage containing three images. Image 1 shows a herd of five deer in the snow near the fence. Image 2 shows beautiful land and trees with mountains in the background. Image 3 shows a six-lane highway with a huge overpass that animals use to get to the other side without getting stuck in traffic. … Read more
A giant Burmese python wraps itself tightly around the body of a large armored crocodile during a fierce struggle in a muddy river.© quick take florida A very unique ecosystem exists. of warm and damp The environment isideal For large exotic snakes. of burmese python produced by population serious threat to native Diversity. Other tactics … Read more
“I didn’t want to be creative. I didn’t want to create anything. I just wanted to follow the path of my desires. So I started using my imagination.” Argentine artist, writer, and activist Fernanda Laguna spoke these words during the recent publication of an ambitious review of her work housed at the Museum of Latin … Read more
The U.S. Gulf Coast, which stretches from the Mexican border to the southern tip of Florida, features some of the highest rattlesnake populations in the southeastern corner of the country. Vast and vibrant wetlands, swamps, dam islands, forests, and deltaic areas are primarily preferred areas for eastern diamondback and timber rattlesnakes. Changes in elevation, flood … Read more