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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.

New Research on Swimming Fitness
How White Blood Cells and Autoimmune Disease Are Linked Immunity
Warning Signs Linked to Frostbite Safety
Surprising Facts About Potassium Nutrition
When to See a Doctor About Cell Mutations Cancer
How Ticks Behave in the Wild Bugs
Questions People Ask About Parrots Birds
Acid Reflux vs. the Liver: Key Differences Gut & Kidney
The Science Behind Crows Birds
How Squirrels Behave in the Wild Mammals
Seasonal Tips for Carnivorous Plants Botany
What Your Doctor Wants You to Know About Urgent Care Healthcare
Surprising Facts About Deer Mammals
Questions People Ask About Rainbows Physics
Common Myths About Polymers Chemistry
The Hidden Side of Running Fitness
Everyday Habits That Affect Whole Grains Nutrition
The Hidden Side of Dry Eyes Eyes & ENT
The Hidden Side of Seeds Botany
Moss: Facts vs. Fiction Lawn
Acid Rain and Air Pollution: What’s the Connection?Environment
A Beginner’s Guide to Bacteria Biology
Common Myths About Gene Editing Genetics
Ibuprofen vs. Statins: Key Differences Drugs
Growth Hormone vs. Blood Sugar: Key Differences Hormones
Acid Reflux, Explained Gut & Kidney
Beetles, Explained Bugs
How to Care for Tulips Flowers
Hangovers: Facts vs. Fiction Substances
How Occupational Therapy and Music Therapy Are Linked Therapies