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Mantis shrimp: the terminators of the ocean, the terrors of the deep. They can boil water with their bare claws, see in different dimensions, and perhaps even cure cancer. Check out more on the blog!

When people think of climate change, it is often through the lens of pollution, or ozone depletion, or CFCs, and while these are all valid factors, few think of ocean currents as a major player as well. Check out Staff Writer Alena's analysis of one of the less known and policized factors that nevertheless influences our everyday life. Link in bio!

New to the blog: Cells at Work is an anime showcasing the inner workings of the human biological system. Sound intriguing? We're just getting started. Cells at Work combines drama with intellection for one of the most unique sci-comm mediums we've ever seen. Check out staff writer Bree's full review on the blog!

This is the second in our science book review series. Lab Girl, by Ethnobotanist Hope Jahren is a touching memoir, explained further below. Purchase it on amazon, or check it out at your local library!

So often, science fiction tries to explore the fourth dimension, but what is it really, to us right now? Staff Writer Miranda has some interesting visuals to help the theoretical physicist in all of us wrap our heads around this concept! Link in bio!

Saturday brought to Our Science a book review of renowned cosmologist Neil DeGrasse Tyson’s Astrophysics for People in a Hurry by staff writer Lovisa! Check it out! 

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