Recognizing Different Perspectives

What have I learned here in India as a scientist?  Like all human beings, I'm searching for truth, and I'm realizing how much I don't know!

The Lush Life of Quintana Roo

This Semana Santa, or Holy Week, I got to spend time in the southeastern state of Quintana Roo. It's a lush area with tons of nature to explore, like the famous Mexican sinkholes called cenotes!

Spring Has Sprung

Now that April is in full swing, the weather is getting warmer by the day in Seoul. People are relaxing by the Han River and enjoying the revived greenery. 

Taiwanese Spiders

If you love bugs, then you should definitely visit Taiwan!  The spiders here are incredible!

Eating My Way Through Spain

Spain is well known for its various distinct dishes, tapas and different eating schedule. But did you know that Italian food is really popular here, too?

Moon Jellyfish in Malta

A few months ago, I visited the National Aquarium of Malta, where I learned all about the moon jellyfish. Read on to find out why I found these sea creatures so compelling!

Zorros y Jotes: A trip to the Andes

This week, I traveled to Valparaíso, Chile and did a fantastic hike in La Campana, a national park in the Andes mountains. There, I saw foxes, mountain cows and impressively large birds of prey!

Preserving the Health of the Aegean Sea at the Port of Thessaloniki, Greece

How is the Aegean Sea important to the Thessalonikian people? How is the community taking steps to protect its health from pollution?

The Little Lizards of Singapore

One day my friend called me, terrified. What was wrong? She had found a lizard in her room. I love lizards, so I came to save the poor guy and I fell in love. I present the little lizard of Singapore, the Four-Clawed Gecko!

Savanna Elephants at Mole National Park

Located 407 miles away from Accra, the Mole National Park is the largest national park in Ghana. I spent last weekend visting this park, which is home to several animals, including savannah elephants.

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