For many people, now is a great time to look for a new job. “Now Hiring” signs are everywhere. Headlines about labor shortages. Even though you may hear stories of employers desperately seeking help, ...
Julia Guerra is a lifestyle journalist with almost a decade's experience reporting on beauty, fashion, health, and more. You can find her bylines across more than 20 publications. People often lean on ...
MARINE biologists have officially documented a new species of ghost pipefish from the coral reefs of the southwest Pacific Ocean, naming the unique creature after a beloved Muppet character, Mr.
Scientist David Harasti never had any doubt what he would name the tiny orange creature he first spotted on a diving expedition in Papua New Guinea in 2003. But it would take another two decades for ...
Loading external pages may require significantly more data usage than loading CBC Lite story pages. Scientist David Harasti never had any doubt what he would name the tiny orange creature he first ...
One of the strangest tales in Icelandic folklore concerns a creature called the Loðsilungur, or the furry trout. The trout, as you might imagine, looks like a fish covered with a white shag of fur, ...
Quite a hairy fish. Credit: Darren Rice. For over two decades, a strange little marine creature puzzled biologist David Harasti. While diving off Papua New Guinea in the early 2000s, he noticed what ...
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Scientists name new species after Mr. Snuffleupagus: 'We had a few drinks and decided to email Sesame Street'
In 2003, marine biologist David Harasti was diving off Papua New Guinea when he spotted a small fish-like creature flitting through the water. It was something very red, very hairy, and unlike ...
Sesame Street and science rarely collide, but one Hunter researcher has brought the pair together in a unique way after a 25-year search.
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