It's cold out. All the more reason to stay inside and write.
Last week brought forth eight new articles -- at least, eight published pieces. Some of those were turned in last week. Other pieces I turned in this week won't appear for a few weeks more. I'm also working on some big assignments that won't see print until maybe next Summer. Yup, I have lots of plates in the air and I love every minute of it.
Anyway, let's start this week's link list with three new Extinction Countdown articles for Scientific American:
Tiny Ohio Catfish Species, Last Seen in 1957, Declared Extinct
Can You Guess Which Country Has the Most Endangered Species?
Sunday Species Snapshot: Fijian Monkey-Faced Bat
The rest of this week's publications all came from Mother Nature Network, where I'm writing a nice mix of news articles, history pieces and explainers. Here are this week's links:
Stephen Hawking invites you to a party for time travelers (that may have already happened)
What we learned from the deadliest hurricane in U.S. history
Should chimpanzees have human rights?
Enneagram: The personality test you've never heard of
Could this easy-to-make material help replace gasoline?
And that's it for this time around. Make sure to follow me on Twitter for more links as they happen, or come back here next Monday for another list.
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