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  February 23, 2021

  Using How to Train Your Dragon to teach about endangered species, the scientific method, and popularization of science

  Animation, Biology, Cinema

  Dragons, DreamWorks, Ecology, Fantastic Beasts, Zoology

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  February 11, 2021

  Mary Anning: fossil collector, paleontologist, and heroic spirit

  Anime & Manga, Biology, Video Games

  Fate Franchise, Fate Grand Order, Historical Figures, Paleontology

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  February 6, 2021

  The giant snails of ARK: Survival Evolved

  Biology, Mollusks, Video Games, Zoology

  ARK, Malacology, Paleontology

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  November 30, 2020

  Cultural lepidopterology in modern Japan: butterflies as spiritual insects in the Akihabara Culture

  Anime & Manga, Biology, Cinema, Japan Studies, Literature, Video Games

  Ecology, Lepidopterology, Visual Novels, Zoology

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  October 31, 2020

  The belligerent crustaceans of Fight Crab

  Biology, Interview, Video Games

  Carcinology, Ecology, Fighting Games, Game Development

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  August 20, 2020

  Pokécrustacea: the crustacean-inspired Pokémon

  Biology, Video Games, Zoology

  Carcinology, Marine Biology, Pokémon, Zoology

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  August 2, 2020

  The biological basis of Marvel Comics mutants

  Biology, Cinema, Comics

  Genetics, Marvel Comics, X-Men

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  July 26, 2020

  Beyond Blue: a game backed by real science

  Biology, Interview, Video Games, Zoology

  Ecology, Ichthyology, Indie Games, Marine Biology, Zoology

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  July 5, 2020

  The One Born of Fire: a pterosaurological analysis of Rodan

  Biology, Cinema, Paleontology

  Ecology, Giant Monsters, Godzilla, Taxonomy, Trending, Zoology

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  June 24, 2020

  What’s your favourite Pokémon? Pocket monster popularity reflects interest in real-world Biology

  Biology, Video Games, Zoology

  Ecology, Pokémon, Survey, Zoology