Holiday Hitchhikers
As our Arthropods of Our Homes team can attest, your home is a wonderland of arthropod biodiversity. Preliminary analysis of the first 50 homes they [...]
That’s a Wrap: Day 3 of #AntsOnBroadway
Time sure flies when you are having fun! Amy and I concluded our final day of field work for #AntsOnBroadway on Thursday. The weather continued [...]
Highlights from Day 2: #AntsOnBroadway
Building on the success from Day 1, Amy and I headed back to the medians and parks adjacent to Broadway in quest of ants. [View [...]
Back on Broadway
Your Wild Life is back in NYC! You heard about our most recent work in the Big Apple from Amy Savage, an ant researcher with [...]
Wild Life of Our Homes: Tanzania Style
What a fun surprise this afternoon to receive this tweet from our friend, Dr. Danielle Lee (DNLee): Attn @drholly @davidkroll I uploaded a @youtube video [...]
Field Notes from the Arthropod Hunters
**Today’s post features Dr. Nancy Brill, a new member of the Arthropods of Our Homes team. Welcome Nancy! You’ll have the opportunity to meet the [...]
Plating Pit Microbes
Over the last few days, we’ve shared updates and observations from #PitStart, a pilot study examining the effects of deodorants and antiperspirants on armpit microbes, [...]
Intern Diaries: Studying armpits in a fish bowl
*Today we have a guest post from yet another awesome undergraduate working with Your Wild Life team – Megan Ehlers has been spending her summer [...]
Camel Cricket Cliff Notes
As previously mentioned, we’re going to introduce you to some of the undergraduate students and recent grads who work hard behind-the-scenes to keep Your Wild [...]
Your Backstage Pass to DNA Extraction
Over the course of the next few weeks, we're going to introduce you to the undergraduate students and recent grads who work hard behind-the-scenes to [...]