Lesley Evans Ogden
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Award-winning freelance science journalist | she/her | Chasing fascinating, unusual, fun & thought-provoking stories | Nature Environment Behaviour Health
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Good interview with Lindau Alumna Dequina Nicholas (Dequina Nicholas UC Irvine) conducted by Lesley Evans Ogden at #LINO23 this summer: nature.com/articles/d4158…
“The elephants gave us a lot of headaches,” Dr. Michael Clinchy said. In one video, recorded at night during a lion playback, an elephant smashes the recorder, the camera goes black, and elephants trumpet as they leave
Lesley Evans Ogden New York Times World
nytimes.com/2023/10/05/sci…
Excellent interview with Dequina Nicholas about barriers she's faced as a 1st-gen scientist and how to help similar students overcome them through better mentoring. As told to Lesley Evans Ogden.
Facing racism in science, ‘I decided to prove them wrong’ nature.com/articles/d4158…
Humans = the scariest of all animals.
Watch How Animals React to the Scariest Sound on the Savanna nytimes.com/2023/10/05/sci… by Lesley Evans Ogden
Humans evoke 'more fear than the sounds of snarling & growling lions.'
Fascinating. Depressing. And emblematic of our place in the world.
To animals, even humans talking in calm voices can be scary. And as new research shows, even scarier than the snarls and growls of lions! By me for NYT Science
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Writes Emily Laber-Warren: You don’t need to know what your source is going to say—just the key topics you want them to address. Your guide to getting the interview you need, with Ling Xin,Rehab Abd Almohsen and others. theopennotebook.com/2023/09/26/the…
My latest for NYT Science with big thanks to all the scientists involved for sharing their work!
Mirror mirror on the wall, who's the scariest creature of all? Spoiler alert; it's us. Story by me for The New York Times nytimes.com/2023/10/05/sci…
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