@BeeBrookshire

@BeeBrookshire has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in May 2021. The social media accounts linked to from @BeeBrookshire are: • Instagram • TikTok • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, BeeBrookshire has populated their site with: • The war against ‘woke’ could end US science as we know it | The Verge • The Ecosystem Inside of You - John Templeton Foundation • Lithium plays a mysterious role in the brain. Could it be used to prevent Alzheimer’s? | National Geographic • Do brains glow bright with their own light? • Encounters with Bears Are Surging in America — And They're Closer Than You Think • Sports Celebrate Physical Variation—Until It Challenges Social Norms • Animals Are Our Neighbors in Cities and Suburbs, Not Pests • I Spent 5 Months Trying to Coax a Cat From My Ceiling • New GLP-1 weight-loss drugs are coming—and they’re stronger than Wegovy and Zepbound | Scientific American • This little-known type of fat may actually protect your heart | National Geographic • Scientists finally know where potatoes come from—and the answer is very weird | National Geographic • Want to get stronger? Your brain may matter more than muscles, new research shows | National Geographic • Forget discrete droplets. This is how sweat really forms • Humans have been hanging out with dogs for even longer than we thought | National Geographic • Creatures That Can Change Their Evolutionary Fate • Cockroaches that eat each other’s wings turn into a fierce fighting force • Joints Are the Ultimate Flex • Treetop toilets may act as communication hubs across mammal species • Can you actually die of a broken heart? • The science behind the peptide craze | Scientific American • Wild baboons don’t recognize themselves in a mirror • In a first, Huntington’s disease is slowed by an experimental treatment • Who Are You Calling a “Pest?” - Brooklyn Botanic Garden • Sometimes You Find A Meteorite, Sometimes You Find A Meteor-wrong • Zap, zap, zap! Our bodies are electric • Insomniac Anatomy Academy on Instagram • The Evolution of a Big, Ugly Cry • My Newsletter: Team Trash! • How a Petri Dish Zoo Could Help Scientists Understand Longevity • My BOOK! Pests: How Humans Create Animal Villains • A Visit to the Annual Chincoteague Island Pony Swim • The Human Body Is Bags, Bags and More Bags • Are Animal ‘Pests’ Really The Villains We Make Them Out To Be? • Personal site • The right bacterial mix could help frogs take the heat • Silence Is a ‘Sound’ You Hear, Study Suggests • Cockroach Sex Took a Strange Turn. Now More Mutations Have Emerged. • Coyotes Came to New York City, but Not For Our Pizza • Wired: Trash pandas. Inspired: Trash CHICKENS • Twitter • Science for the People • Trail users are running afowl of a wild turkey • Can Wolves Help Hunt Disease? • Here's How a Python Jaw Can Fit a Whole Deer • How art, music and dance affect your brain and body • Rodent: Friend or foe? ‘Pests’ explores how some animals become villains. • Is This Elephant Bothering You? • In mice, anxiety isn’t all in the head. It can start in the heart • KSJ Alum Bethany Brookshire Shares the Backstory Behind 'Pests' • A new battery starves cancer cells of oxygen in mice • The Real Reason to Be Concerned About NYC’s Rat Problem. (It’s Not Disease.) • Freshwater leeches’ taste for snails could help control snail-borne diseases • Out of the Frying Pan, Onto the Farm • Camouflaging wheat with a wheat smell could be a new approach to pest control • To Study Pandemics: Many Critters, a Bit of AI, and Some Openness