Did we just defeat extinction? - Kesler Science Weekly Phenomenon and Graph
Back in the 90's, one of the biggest stories to come out of the science world was Dolly the sheep....
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Did we just defeat extinction? - Kesler Science Weekly Phenomenon and Graph
Fog Harvesting - Kesler Science Weekly Phenomenon and Graph
Alto Hospicio is a Chilean city located on the edge of one of the driest places in the world: the...
Photosynthesizing Sea Slugs - Kesler Science Weekly Phenomenon and Graph
If you've taken a leisurely stroll by a salt water marsh near the Atlantic Ocean, chances are...
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Jokesters of the Animal Kingdom - Kesler Science Weekly Phenomenon and Graph
If scrolling through social media has taught me anything, it’s this: animals are hilarious. I mean,...
New Years Fireworks and Other Traditions - Kesler Science Weekly Phenomenon and Graph
Where I live, New Year's Eve means one thing: fireworks! Check out this video I recorded of my town:
The Weird, Hidden Talents of Jellyfish - Kesler Science Weekly Phenomenon and Graph
Ever seen those jellyfish tanks people keep at home? They’re so calming—just watching those little...
Aurora borealis in Texas? - Kesler Science Weekly Phenomenon and Graph
Our little life-filled planet is pretty amazing. For one, it sits in the habitable zone, the...
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Dogs with Hard-Working Genes - Kesler Science Weekly Phenomenon and Graph
My family has a great dog - she's soft, friendly, easygoing, and follows commands pretty well. What...
Nature's Disco: The Wonder of Fireflies - Kesler Science Weekly Phenomenon and Graph
Have you experienced synchronized fireflies? It's so surreal. Thousands of tiny lights blinking in...
Living Fuzzballs: The Life Cycle of Wooly Apple Aphids - Kesler Science Weekly Phenomenon and Graph
Folks in the Northeast have been noticing something a little odd. Fine strands of fiber seem to be...
This animal is extinct... or is it?! - Kesler Science Weekly Phenomenon and Graph
The quagga, the passenger pigeon, the dodo, and the thylacine. What do all of these animals have in...
That's quite a bird! - Kesler Science Weekly Phenomenon and Graph
I wouldn't say I'm a serious birder, but I do admire the epic trek that many species take over the...