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Science Unwrapped:From Animals to Autism: The Science of Social Bonds

Science Unwrapped:From Animals to Autism: The Science of Social Bonds

Neurobiologist Sara Freeman is featured speaker for in-person, online public outreach event

Science Unwrapped: Sharing the World With Big Animals

Science Unwrapped: Sharing the World With Big Animals

Large terrestrial mammals fill us with wonder, curiosity and sometimes fear, but imagine a world without them. USU wildlife ...

Science Unwrapped: Life is Short, But Snakes are Long

Science Unwrapped: Life is Short, But Snakes are Long

How do you feel about snakes? Fascinated by them? Can't stand them? Utah State University's

Science Unwrapped: Croaky Shapeshifters

Science Unwrapped: Croaky Shapeshifters

Frogs can teach us a lot about evolution and how organisms adapt to an ever-changing world. Utah State University Biologist ...

Science Unwrapped Learning Activities: Experimenting with Eggs

Science Unwrapped Learning Activities: Experimenting with Eggs

Maddi from Zootah at Willow Park in Logan, Utah (https://zootah.org/) walks viewers through a set of experiments and discusses ...

Science Unwrapped: Sharks - Guardians of Our Oceans

Science Unwrapped: Sharks - Guardians of Our Oceans

Though sharks often evoke fear, USU marine ecologist Trisha Atwood says they deserve greater credit for their role in maintaining ...

Science Unwrapped: A Bird's Eye View of Science

Science Unwrapped: A Bird's Eye View of Science

Do birds of a feather really flock together? Can birds recognize individual people? And why do birds sometimes crash into ...

Science Unwrapped: Your Dinosaurs Are Wrong: Why the "Terrible Lizards" Keep Changing

Science Unwrapped: Your Dinosaurs Are Wrong: Why the "Terrible Lizards" Keep Changing

It's no wonder dinosaurs are the subject of so many movies, books and TV shows. The enigmatic creatures fascinate us. Yet, since ...

Can we phase out animal use in science?

Can we phase out animal use in science?

The RSPCA is calling on governments, industry,

Science Unwrapped Learning Activity: Create Your Own Soaring Bald Eagle

Science Unwrapped Learning Activity: Create Your Own Soaring Bald Eagle

Activity Overview: Meet Steel, a juvenile young Bald Eagle. Then, learn how to craft a paper bird that flies. Required Items: A ...

Science Unwrapped: Wolves: Timid Predators?

Science Unwrapped: Wolves: Timid Predators?

Red Riding Hood's wolf, Peter, and the Wolf, the Big, Bad Wolf, werewolves, the killing wolves Liam Neeson battles in 'The Grey' ...

Science Unwrapped Learning Activities: Exploring Aquatic Insects

Science Unwrapped Learning Activities: Exploring Aquatic Insects

Activity Overview: Utah State University graduate students from the Department of

Science Unwrapped: The Science and Art of Monster Creation

Science Unwrapped: The Science and Art of Monster Creation

How do filmmakers create frighteningly realistic dinosaurs, monsters and space aliens in such movies as Jurassic Park, Aliens ...