A Weekend of Wonder: Stories & Experiments Await!

Explore, experiment, and enrich your mind View in browser Our world is a wild place, and science keeps proving it. Did you know beluga whales flirt by reshaping their foreheads? Or that a tiny fish screams (loudly) for love? How about frogs using saunas to fight disease?  Explore nature's strangest discoveries and check out our at-home science projects for a weekend full of hands-on fun!  Subscribe Science You Didn't Know You Needed What's Missing from the Emoji Animal Kingdom? Ecologists and biologists commonly conduct surveys of the plants, fungi and animals in the environment they study. Read More Giant, Sparkly Clams Hide the Most Efficient Solar Panels Ever Found In the tropical reefs off Palau, an island chain east of the Philippines, lie what at first glimpse look like unremarkable (albeit huge) shallow-water clams in the genus Tridacna. Read More Here's Why Birds Look So Goofy When They Run When humans want to move fast—barring speed-walking races—we pick up our feet. Read More 'Frog Saunas' Could Protect Species from Devastating Fungal Disease Frogs and other amphibians the world over are dying in droves from a nasty fungal infection that penetrates their skin and stops their heart. Read More Find the Perfect Game to Play with This Interactive Quiz Are you a seasoned video gamer or a board-game geek looking to expand your repertoire? Read More Get 90 days of digital access for $1 You received this email because you opted in to receive email from Scientific American or you have registered for an account with Scientific American.  To ensure delivery please add news@scientificamerican.com to your address book.  Unsubscribe | Email Preferences | Privacy Policy | Contact Us