Filipe Azevedo, Ph.D.Climate Change Hummingbirds Can See Colors We Can’t Even Imagine WIRED - Scott K. Johnson, Ars Technica The phrase “every color of the rainbow” isn’t quite as all-encompassing as it sounds. For one thing, the color chips in your hardware store’s paint …
Filipe Azevedo, Ph.D.Amphibians These worm-like amphibians may have venomous saliva National Geographic - Jason BittelVenom is nearly unheard of in amphibians, making the mostly blind, legless creatures called caecilians extremely unusual. Toothy worm-like creatures called caecilians have smooth, shiny skin and already
Filipe Azevedo, Ph.D.Fossils Giant sea scorpions were the underwater titans of prehistoric Australia theconversation.com - Russell Dean Christopher Bicknell and Patrick Mark Smith Let’s turn back the hands of time. Before extinction knocked dinosaurs off their pillar, before the “Great Dying” extinction wiped out 95% of all …
Filipe Azevedo, Ph.D.Environment The Locust Plague in East Africa Is Sending Us a Message, And It's Not Good News ScienceAlert - Carly Cassella The coronavirus isn't the only thing plaguing East Africa. Amid a global pandemic, people in this region of the world are also contending with …
Filipe Azevedo, Ph.D.travel news ‘We are living in a different world’: Scenes from a drive across America National Geographic - Rachel BrownOn a 2,500-mile road trip, I saw a nation grappling with a pandemic and social change. It took some doing, but I jigsawed most of my house plants into the front seat of the moving truck. The hardier ones
