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Theo Nakamura has been writing about science for kids and teens for more than a decade. Theo has covered everything from deep-sea creatures to rocket launches, and loves stories that start with a strange question. When not reporting, Theo can be found hiking, baking bread or trying to identify birds by their songs.

Ovulation, Explained Reproductive
Blood Sugar and Oxytocin: What’s the Connection?Hormones
New Research on Lawn Mowing Lawn
How Late-night Caffeine and Circadian Rhythms Are Linked Sleep
How Scientists Study Ligaments Bones & Muscles
When to See a Doctor About Concussions Brain & Nerves
The Science Behind Cats Pets & Farm
Bats vs. Elephants: Key Differences Mammals
How Static Electricity and Rainbows Are Linked Physics
The Hidden Side of HIIT Workouts Fitness
Everyday Habits That Affect Ashwagandha Supplements
How Antihistamines and Acetaminophen Are Linked Drugs
A Beginner’s Guide to Libido Reproductive
The Gallbladder: Facts vs. Fiction Gut & Kidney
Everything You Need to Know About Hamsters Pets & Farm
Questions People Ask About Endangered Species Zoology
Common Myths About Willow Trees Trees & Shrubs
How Running and Muscle Recovery Are Linked Fitness
What Your Doctor Wants You to Know About Blood Thinners Drugs
What Your Doctor Wants You to Know About Antibodies Immunity
Surprising Facts About Memory Brain & Nerves
What Experts Say About Bedwetting Kids
New Research on Cacti Botany
Pigeons and Flamingos: What’s the Connection?Birds
Aloe Vera: Facts vs. Fiction Houseplants
How Turtles and Iguanas Are Linked Reptiles
A Beginner’s Guide to Mosquitoes Bugs
Chlorophyll: Facts vs. Fiction Botany
Calories vs. Belly Fat: Key Differences Diet & Weight
A Beginner’s Guide to Brain Fog Brain & Nerves