You Know About the Birds and the Bees, but Guess What These Bats Do - New York Times

Sharks on a Golf Course Made a Watery Grave Unlike Any Other - New York Times

Is Bigger Better? Not When it Comes to the World’s Strongest Animals - Popular Science

These Clever Fish Have Mastered the Fakeout - New York Times

A Very Tasty, Very Cold Experiment - The Atlantic (originally published by Hakai Magazine)

She Steals Surfboards by the Seashore. She’s a Sea Otter - New York Times

Birds With a Taste for Flesh Threaten Whale Calves - New York Times

This Brazilian Frog Might Be the First Pollinating Amphibian Known to Science - Science Magazine

Elephant Seals Take Power Naps During Deep Ocean Dives - New York Times

What Bacteria and Fungi Lurk in Your City? Bees May Have the Answer - National Geographic

A Shark Discovery ‘Didn’t Look Right.’ It Might Have Been a Plastic Toy. - New York Times

Cruise ship stumbles on a rare sight: a gathering of 1,000 whales - National Geographic

Whose Egg Is It Anyway? - Hakai Magazine

A ‘Big Night’ for Newts, and for a California Newt Brigade - New York Times

"We Out Here" Showcases People of Color in the Science Community - Sierra Club Magazine

Something Fishy Is Happening Inside the Ears of Delta Smelt - Hakai Magazine

The Sea Otter That Stole a Surfboard in Santa Cruz Remains Free … For Now - Bay Nature

A New Eye on the Deep Sea - Hakai Magazine

To Save Whales, Don’t Eat Lobster, Watchdog Group Says - New York Times

Never-before-seen colorful bird hybrid surprises scientists - National Geographic