It’s 2020 and aquarists just discovered how to breed seadragons in-house: a combination of proper lighting, noise, tank size, and more. This finding may not have been a news headliner, but two ...

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This cartoon, from the Atlas of Science Literacy, Volume 2, published by Project 2061, the science-education reform initiative of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), ...

This week, we have a jumbo dose of Tom Gauld, who has been producing weekly cartoons for New Scientist for the past few years. “I like being the funny guy in the midst of a thoughtful magazine,” he ...

Cartoon Animator 5 is a powerful animation tool with features that are sophisticated enough for professional users, but intuitive and easy enough for new animators. Lucky Planet, a Thai animation ...

AT one time or another, just about every parent has plopped a kid in front of the television to watch cartoons while Mom or Dad goes to make dinner or take care of some other household chore. A new ...

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Kaamran Hafeez has been contributing cartoons to The New Yorker since 2010. Previously, he created and drew a digitally syndicated panel, “Bozo,” for Universal Uclick’s GoComics Web site.

From lobbyists gutting science bills to Congress not knowing the Earth is round, have a sigh and a chuckle at the punchlines in these entries in the Union of Concerned Scientists anti-science cartoon ...

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An image from My Hero is You, produced by the UN and several humanitarian agencies. IASC/Helen Patuck The global COVID-19 pandemic has turned children’s lives upside down. Stay-at-home orders mean ...