I love developing ideas from a random nugget of information to a book or article—the research is half the fun! Stay tuned for updates on current projects. . .
“Where Did the Bison Go?” Spider, March 2016:
Have you ever moved to a new home? Sometimes animals move, too. One day in March 2007, sixteen bison trotted onto a trailor in Montana and moved to Colorado, just outside of Denver. Find out why in this article.
“A Tale of Two Races” Boys’ Quest, Feb/March 2016:
What if you attended the first Indianapolis 500 race on May 30, 1911? How different would the race have been compared to a race today?
“An Owl In Your Pocket” Fun for Kidz, November 2014:
Learn about the rare “Long-whiskered Owlet,” an owl so small, it could fit in your pocket!
“Eavesdropping Iguanas” Spider, July/August 2011:
Did you know that marine iguanas on the Galapagos Islands can’t alert each other when they are in danger because they are non-vocal? However, scientists discovered that they can listen to other species to find out when they are in danger. Find out more by reading my article.
