The silver lining of all the canceled in-person meetings, conferences, and classes could be finding one teacher that inspires you despite...

Once again, it’s time for another round-up of all the anatomy news that’s fit to blog about! Time and Travel Tripping For generations,...

When you work within the Anatomy in Clay curriculum and use the special clay to craft parts of the body, it’s easy to think of those body...

Whether you're in town or country, a hike around our neighbors can unveil scores of species of mammals and birds every day. In our...

Once again, it’s time for another round-up of all the anatomy news that’s fit to blog about! Mapping Cells Have you used Google Earth? As...

Behold the cynodont. (Sounds like: sign-uh-daunt.) Cynodonts gave rise to all living mammals about 250 million years ago. Or so. These...

Once again, it’s time for another round-up of all the anatomy news that’s fit to blog about! Dinosaur Tail This one got a lot of...

Keep moving! Good blood circulation is vital to health. And movement helps move blood. The heart gets a lot of the credit for...

No matter how far you go back in the history of human evolution—actually, in the history of all living organisms on planet Earth—there...

One thing Jon Zahourek routinely emphasizes is that a model of human anatomy is always close at hand. Yourself. It’s always there as a...

Isn’t it amazing that we organisms—humans, dogs, bugs, horses, and nearly all others—follow a pattern of development, true to course,...

We can’t recommend a recent episode of the Radiolab podcast—Man Against Horse—highly enough. It includes: · Pigs on a treadmill · Humans...

Stop and think of all the joints in the human body. For that matter, any mammal. One place to study form and function is in how one bone...

We all have our favorite anatomical words. Just for the way it sounds, brachiator is one of ours. Brake—eee—ay—tor. It rolls off the...

Don’t judge the size or power of a muscle by the shape of its attachment. It’s a simple point that’s worth remembering. As Jon Zahourek...

By Jon Zahourek We vertebrates depend on our anatomy to be alive. Once our ancestral fish developed jaws and fins, our anatomy can be...

“How many legs on a horse?” It’s a question Jon Zahourek asks when he wants students to ponder the many remarkable things about...

Australia is on ablaze. The ice caps are melting. Glaciers are disappearing. Sea temperatures are rising. Climate change is for real. No...

Once again, it’s time for another round-up of all the anatomy news that’s fit to blog about! Leonardo da Vinci You can’t really say...

If you spend any time around an Anatomy in Clay® workshop, class, or professional development of any kind, you know we love our...