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The Frog Pond #33: MY BOOK IS OUT!!! + Clingy Anglerfish
A FATE WORSE THAN DROWNING is now out in the world!!! I am a published author!! Also, male anglerfish are the clingiest partners.
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A FATE WORSE THAN DROWNING is now out in the world!!! I am a published author!! Also, male anglerfish are the clingiest partners.
Publishing Quirks
What are those lines of numbers on the copyright page of books? I take a deep dive into the history and modern styles, for science.
Gnarly Nature
A helpful bacteria has been found living in calm fog, quietly eating formaldehyde and growing ocean-density colonies within air-suspended droplets.
Climate Chaos
These billionaire bunkers make a lot more sense when you don't think of them as places to survive a nuclear attack, but places to hide from angry poor people.
Freaky Animals
A recent study published Feb 19, 2026 in Science reveals a new contender for the title of real-life unicorn. Enter Spinosaurus mirabilis, a new species discovered in Niger which lived more than 95 million years ago.
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The cover for A FATE WORSE THAN DROWNING, my Nova Scotian folklore-inspired historical fantasy debut novel, is live!
Strange Elements
Giant sunspots similar in size to those that caused the strongest solar storms in human history have been sightedβbut what does that mean?
Freaky Animals
Did you know sharks aren't attracted to human blood? Plus ancient jawless fish, exoskeletons becoming teeth, and more in this month's Frog Pond!
Gnarly Nature
The bee of the sea pollinates a cousin of algae that you can learn about for free since it's important to me as a nature devotee.
Climate Chaos
The humble squid (or at least its bones) is part of a new tool tackling microplastics!
Gnarly Nature
Why did women in the mid- to late 1800s, including Queen Victoria, LOVE seaweed so much? Boots, scrapbooks, and old boys clubs.
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In this month's Frog Pond: Mushrooms drive tiny robots and a fancy new book title is dredged up from the depths.