Reporte Ciencia UANL

Plos One Blogs By Tara Garnett We’re all familiar with the shell game, though many may not recognize it by that name. Popular with street swindlers and sports fans at halftime, it has been annoying those unable to locate which cup the ball is under—most people—aslong as anyone can remember. But, what if you were a small ruminant […]

Plos One Blogs By Samantha Wallace The pygmy blue whale, cousin to the more well-known Antarctic blue whale, has an enigmatic history. Pygmy blue whales dwell in vast expanses of the Indian and southern Pacific oceans, and are a highly mobile species. The species was identified in 1966—although it’s likely to have been confused with its cousin the […]

Plos One Blogs By Alex Theg A scientifically literate society is one that can make educated, informed decisions based on the best available evidence.  While much of the public harbors a basic interest in science and education, there is still a need to increase and improve efforts to educate and engage with the public about science. In […]