As far as fish go, the pacific lingcod is pretty average. Regular enough for Karly Cohen, a doctoral candidate at the University of...

Most high school biology classes require animal dissection as part of their anatomy unit. The procedure is polarizing: some students...

Onions and garlic sauteed in the pan. Apple pie, fresh out of the oven. Fresh rain, freshly cut grass, campfires in the summertime. Rose,...

In a career spanning over twenty years, Patrick Matous has taught just about every science class—AP Biology, AP Chemistry, and AP...

Anatomy in Clay® Learning System will soon make its long-anticipated debut at an acclaimed horse conference in Lexington, Kentucky. The...

Get out your pens and mark your calendars: October 15 is International Anatomy Day! Though officially recognized only recently (2019),...

Let’s step into our time travel machines and rewind all the way back to biology class in high school. Remember those chromosome charts?...

As objects of anatomical study, butts and anuses usually sit at the bottom of the totem pole. Opposable thumbs, bipedalism, the abdominal...

Even in death, one is still able to teach. At least that’s the case at the Colorado Learning Center of Human Anatomy, in Longmont,...

Depending on the type of person you are, you may be either terrified or enamored by those spindly creatures commonly known as “daddy...

Outside of science or anatomy class, there are a couple ways to speak about metabolism. It usually operates in comparisons of speed and...

In the eyes of her parents, Aarika Capra was always a “little scientist” and a “little teacher.” Growing up, it seemed that Capra could...

For paleontologist Yara Haridi, bones are the best. In life, bones protect organs, facilitate movement, and produce red blood cells. In...

All right, we admit it: not everyone knows about the Anatomy in Clay® Learning System. Even to students building models in the classroom...

In a healthcare education and communications career spanning twenty-five years and multiple countries, Chris Davis thought he had seen it...

“Cogito, ergo sum,” René Descartes famously quipped in 1637. “I think, therefore I am,” became part of a doctrine that came to be known...

Can we all, for a moment, stop what we’re doing and appreciate giraffes? To appreciate giraffes, of course, means to appreciate their...

When a horse lifts its hoof up and scrapes at the ground, repeatedly, something is off. Something is bothering the animal. In pawing the...

What is it, precisely, about our anatomy that sets our species apart in the animal kingdom? Opposable thumbs? Big brains, which enable...

We humans tend to pat ourselves on the back for the contents stored within our skulls. Indeed, our big brains and unique intelligence...