Genre: Biology

DAVID ZHAO

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The fascinating and slippery, gnarly and voracious… EELS!   Eels have always fascinated human beings, possibly because they have the strength to operate on land (although in a limited way) and because they are fish-like, but have few fins. In fact, they seem to resemble powerful and strong snakes. Did you know that moray eels Read more…

ANDREA CHANG

  A Certain Himalayan Cat   I remember the day I met my friend, a pure-bred Himalayan cat. A Himalayan is a cross between a Siamese and a Persian. Himalayans have the Siamese’s color points and the Persian’s fluffy, double layered coat. And this cat had the best of both worlds! This cat’s mother and father Read more…

ANDREA CHANG

Puppies probably think about different things than adult dogs. Puppies are very playful and they just love your attention. They probably think about their mother or maybe they’re too young to think about anything. Puppies love to sleep, so they probably think of taking a nap. I guess that puppies would think about growing up, getting food, their mother, and maybe their siblings. A dog’s and a puppy’s mind is a mystery we’ll never solve, well at least not for now… .

OLIVIA SHEN

Chinchilla fur is extremely soft which led to extinction for one of the species. Though it is illegal to hunt wild chinchillas, people still continue hunt them because of the luxurious fur.

ELIZABETH W

  Lizzy has been reading “The Art of the Personal Essay” edited by Philip Lopate, for some time now.  It is a lengthy collection of the best personal essays from the past four hundred years.  When she read Edward Hoagland’s “The Courage of Turtles”, Lizzy was inspired to respond to the essay with one of Read more…