FOSSIL HUNTRESS

Mister Mozart Cats—those purring enigmas who act like they invented gravity and disdain—have been perfecting their aloof charm for tens of m...

Step through the Jardin des Plantes on a misty Paris morning and you can almost hear the echo of centuries: the whisper of early botanists b...

They move through the night as if stitched into it, seamless and soundless. You don’t hear an owl arrive.  You feel it—the brief shift in th...

They lift their heads first—dark, liquid eyes catching the shifting light of the Pacific. Then the whiskers twitch, sensing currents and vib...

Mister Kane The good-looking boy you see here is my dog Kane, a loveable Rhodesian Ridgeback who brought many years of happiness to my life....

Dodo Birds by Daniel Eskridge Two dodo birds—one warm brown like sun-baked coconut husk, the other a pale, ghostly white with hints of grey—...

Misty shores, moss-covered forests, dappled light, and the smell of salt air—these are my memories of Haida Gwaii, a land where ancient stor...

Nusfjord, Lofoten, Norway In the soft blue twilight of a Lofoten winter, the village of Nusfjord sits cradled between mountains that rise li...

Metasequoia sp. , collection of Judy Hill There is something deeply comforting about encountering a familiar fossil in the company of wonder...

Fossil Whale Skeleton, Wadi Al-Hitan Egypt’s Eocene limestones captivate geologists and paleontologists from around the world.  These pale, ...

Aerial View of the Great Pyramids of Giza From above, the Giza Plateau unfurls like a map of human ambition etched into the desert.  Three m...

Built to endure the tests of time, the pyramids of Giza stand as some of the oldest and last remaining wonders of the ancient world.  Rising...

Across the open grasslands, the earth trembles. A low rumble builds into a rolling thunder as a herd of bison surges across the plain—massiv...