taxidermy

Jackalopes have migrated from Wyoming across the nation, but what’s really known about the mythical creature?

In 1873, there weren’t very many options for the public in the United States to see what a real whale looked like.

Leila Philip's book is thrilling, both on scientific and historical levels.

The ivory-billed woodpecker hasn't been seen for decades. The government is ready to declare it extinct—but at what cost?

Billy Bass might be considered mere kitsch, but dismissing this singing fish would ignore some critical linkages between culture and environment.

What can making now tell us about the past? Or should the past remain untouched?