Modern science infographics can show everything from rising ... And you just get this amazing picture of this animal traveling incredibly quickly. And there are other - there are others.

When not editing, she produced original reporting for the magazine and website. Amanda has a master's in marine science from Moss Landing Marine Laboratories and a master's in science communication ...

Ruminants are herbivores that regurgitate their food to re-chew it. Microorganisms in the animal’s gut break down carbohydrates into simpler molecules. Ruminants including cattle and deer ...

Here’s how it works. Joseph Bennington-Castro is a Hawaii-based contributing writer for Live Science and Space.com. He holds a master's degree in science journalism from New York University ...

The resulting infographic depicts the animal like a machine built to sprint ... Mapping Ocean Noise, Jonathan Corum, Science Graphics Editor, New York Times Infographics help spread the word to the ...

But that doesn't mean every animal is all-wheel-drive. This isn't science. It's conceptual. Some animals just sort of behave and move more like, say a rear-wheel drive car/animal/carnimal would.