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The Blood Was Made of Ants
Zine No. 103 — Kin on a lizard that borrowed everything, the ant it borrowed it from, and a comeback story told backwards
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One Ear Higher Than the Other
Zine No. 101 — Young Readers A read-aloud about a bird whose two ears disagree about up and down — with something you can try, and every source kept on the page for the grown-up.
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The Dog Breathes Out Sideways
Zine No. 99 — Young Readers A read-aloud about a nose that does not blow the smell away — with something you can try, and every source kept on the page for the grown-up.
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Nobody Knows Where the Dog Came From
Zine No. 98 — How We Got Here On the first animal we ever domesticated, a skull that was a dog and then a wolf, two camps who stopped speaking, and a truce that produced a better answer than anyone…
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The Channel You Cannot Mask
Zine No. 97 — Star Stuff On four dogs, thirty-six strangers, 675 correct trials out of 720, and why the quiet room with the dogs is restful for a reason nobody flatters anybody by naming.
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The Cuttlefish That Can’t See Colour
Zine No. 96 — Young Readers It matches whatever it sits on, it cannot see colour, and nobody has worked out how — read-aloud science for four to eight, with every source kept on the page where the…
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Two Things on One Leaf
Zine No. 92 — Star Stuff On thirty frogs in a stock tank that perch on absolutely everything, a leaf that is quietly moving several litres of air a day into airless mud, and the pairing we invented…
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Nobody in This Pond Is Late
Zine No. 91 — Young Readers A frog changes, an axolotl never does, and both of them are grown-ups — read-aloud science for four to eight, with every source kept on the page where the grown-up can…
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A Field Guide to the Sexes
Field Guide No. 24 — Field Guides Nineteen organisms sorted not by how strange they are but by which assumption each one breaks — because “there are two sexes and you are one of them” is five claims…
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Strike “His”
Zine No. 90 — Star Gazing On the kinky, poly, gender-fluid, queer sex lives of Terran life — what a fish does to its own cell memory in ten days, what a fungus does with twenty-three thousand mating…
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Nobody Set Out To Do This
Zine No. 89 — Star Stuff On a course held to better than a degree that nobody can explain, the ocean’s largest cargo carried by an animal that is not eating, and what it means that the missing…
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Bird Minds
Field Guide No. 23 — Field Guides thirteen birds, sorted by what we wanted each one to prove
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Older Than Either of Us
Zine No. 86 — Star Stuff On the right angles in a pigeon’s forebrain, three papers that disagree about where they came from, and what belonging looks like under either answer.
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The Play You Keep
Zine No. 82 — Star Stuff On forty-five bumble bees, nine hundred and ten rolls of a wooden ball, and the definition science had to write down before it could see doing nothing at all.
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Migration & Trusting Our Inner Monotropic Compass
Birds cross oceans by using their inner compass. What if we could do the same? A reflection on migration, monotropism, and self-trust.
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Stimpunks Solidarity and Otters
A reflection from Stimpunks Solidarity Sesh on otters, monotropism, and co-regulation, and what watching them together each week teaches us