That was weird. Last week involved what felt like a lot more interviewing and preparation than actual writing, and yet I ended up with six published articles. Go figure.
Well, I guess that means this coming week will see even more as all of that prep work pays off and turns into actual stories.
Anyway, let's get to the links. I'll start with this, my second piece for Slate:
Unfortunately, You Can't Have a Lemur as a Pet
Next up, my latest for TakePart;
Africa’s Antelopes Face Extinction as Climate Change Squeezes Habitat
And finally this week, here are four short new "Extinction Countdown" articles for Scientific American:
Legacy of South Africa's First Female Botanist Reaffirmed after 147 Years
Island Fox May Have Lowest Genetic Variability of Any Animal
Royal Cambodian Turtle Population Plummets 95 Percent; Just 10 Left in the Wild
Black-Throated Finch Extinct in New South Wales
Lots more in the coming days and weeks ahead. Make sure to follow me on Twitter for headlines as they go live.
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