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Meet Curt Burnette, naturalist and historian at the Limberlost State Historic Site in Geneva, Indiana - home to the Gene Stratton-Porter home and historic site. Burnette sees himself as an extension of Stratton-Porter's legacy with his wildlife work today.
Porchlight
Listen to the familiar and the forgotten through recorded song
Listen to the familiar and the forgotten through recorded song
The State of Inquiry
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What if the most important drivers of cancer aren’t mutations in DNA, but the chemical switches that control how cells read that DNA?
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Can spending enough time under a very bright moon get you tan? Learn more on this Moment of Science.
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When we think of social animals, fruit flies probably aren't the first example to come to mind. These tiny creatures need to be around others more than you might think.
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Many animals have strange or elaborate mating rituals, even some mice. Learn more about what makes this mouse's sweet song so different.
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Learn about this plant with a tongue twister of a name with A Moment of Science!
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Camilla Williams was the first black woman singer to appear with a major national opera company, nearly ten years before Marion Anderson's debut at the Met .
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Do insects even have hearts? Sure they do, but their hearts are somewhat different from human hearts. Learn more on this Moment of Science.
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In the spring of 1908, Selma Steele began planting gardens—a passion that would become her own artistic contribution to the House of the Singing Winds.