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Media Database S smithsonianmag.com Sarah Kuta

Sarah Kuta
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Writer and editor. sarahkuta@gmail.com

Publications:
smithsonianmag.com,
nationalgeographic.com,
denverpost.com
Topics
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Recent articles
Daddy Longlegs Seem to Hunt Frogs in South America, Revealing the Gangly Arachnids as Overlooked Predators
May 27, 2026
smithsonianmag.com
A Shipwreck, but Make It Fashion: Researchers Transformed Wooden Fragments From a 17th-Century Shipwreck Into a Pair of Stylish Maxi Dresses
May 26, 2026
smithsonianmag.com
The Mere Presence of Humans—Not Just Our Changes to the Land—Can Alter Wild Animals' Behaviors, a New Study Suggests
May 26, 2026
smithsonianmag.com
An Underwater Robot Explores the Hidden 'Shipwreck City' Beneath the Surface of This Popular Urban Lake in the Pacific Northwest
May 22, 2026
smithsonianmag.com
Belugas Can Recognize Themselves in Mirrors, Joining a Short List of Nonhuman Species That Show Signs of Self-Awareness
May 22, 2026
smithsonianmag.com
Why Is Nearly Person Right-Handed—But Not Every Ape and Monkey? New Research Explores the Evolutionary Origins of Human Handedness
May 21, 2026
smithsonianmag.com
Mediterranean Monk Seals Hide in Underwater 'Bubble Caves' to Avoid Tourists During the Busy Summer Season, a Study Suggests
May 21, 2026
smithsonianmag.com
Whalers Didn’t Just Sing Sea Shanties and Seek Adventure. Proof of Laborers' Grueling Work Is in Their Skeletons, Buried in the Arctic
May 21, 2026
smithsonianmag.com
'De-Extinction' Company Says It Hatched Chicks From Artificial Eggs, Paving the Way for Resurrecting Dodos and Other Bygone Birds
May 19, 2026
smithsonianmag.com
Millions of Bright Blue Blobs Called 'By-the-Wind Sailors' Are Littering Beaches Along the West Coast
May 19, 2026
smithsonianmag.com

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