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The tinned fish renaissance, fish wave feminism, and the sustainability of sardines. -
Coyotes are incredibly adept at living among humans. So how do we get better at living among them? -
After more MOVE remains were found at the Penn Museum last month, we got in touch with curator Rachel Watkins to find out what happened. -
After you strap your Christmas tree to the top of your car, what happens to the field where you cut it down? -
When we rake and remove the leaves, does that disrupt the nutrient recycling that would normally occur? -
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A classroom display of human skulls sparks a reckoning at the Penn Museum in Philadelphia. -
A 1,500 year old skeleton is diagnosed with tuberculosis. A visit to a modern-day bone library. A fight over the future of ethical science. -
How do trees know when to drop their leaves? Why are the colors more vivid in some places or in different seasons? -
The team checks our voicemail and makes a shocking discovery.
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