Last week, the week after Memorial Day, may have only lasted four work days, but my productivity didn't suffer: I had 6 new articles and a few reprints appear during those 96 hours.
First up, my coverage of endangered species for Scientific American:
3rd Annual Antelope Die-Off in Kazakhstan—Was a Spacecraft to Blame? [This was also reprinted by the Huffington Post.]
Researchers Capture Fleeting Images of Incredibly Rare Sumatran Rabbit [Video]
Meanwhile, Mother Jones reprinted last week's article on California Condors.
Next up, four new articles for Mother Nature Network, some of which were in the queue as the week began:
Chagas disease called 'the new HIV/AIDS of the Americas'
Kalamazoo ospreys get safe new roost thanks to enterprising filmmaker
Study: Nature inspires more creative minds [This was also reprinted by CNN's HLN]
New ParkScore website ranks 40 largest American cities
In other news, the IFAW posted a short video from their Animal Action Awards. Give it a watch for a few brief comments from me:
I have at least four new features pending publication this month. One or two might be online as early as this week. Keep watching my Twitter feed for updates.
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