Andy Corbley is a Senior Editor at Knowledia. He specializes in themes related to science, natural sciences, and animal care, with a focus on topics such as archaeology, animal rescue and rehabilitation, astronomy, ecology, zoology, and veterinary practices. Andy's work has been featured in Knowledia, Antiwar.com, NewsBreak, and the Good News Network.
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Andy Corbley focuses on a wide range of human interest stories, including scientific breakthroughs, heartwarming animal tales, and positive community initiatives. His articles often cite data or press releases to provide factual support for the reported events.
To effectively reach out to Andy, consider offering him exclusive access to individuals involved in these compelling stories such as researchers behind groundbreaking discoveries and people at the center of heartwarming incidents. Providing unique insights into cultural traditions or emerging scientific findings could also capture his attention.
Since Andy's focus is not limited by geography, pitches can come from different parts of the world as long as they align with his themes and topics.
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By: Andy Corbley
A moth laying eggs on a tomato plant – credit, Tel Aviv University
Scientists have found that plants make a series of sounds that indicate they are under duress, and that certain animals have evolved to hear these and react to them.
By: Andy Corbley
Side by side composite image of the two fossil halves – credit London Natural History Museum, released
By: Andy Corbley
FacebookTwitterEmailPinterestWhatsAppShare For the first time in over a century, Parisians are swimming in their own river again following a cleanup effort that ran over $1.5 billion.
By: Andy Corbley
Alice the pony and Marat the foal at the Minnesota Zoo – released
By: Andy Corbley
Ocelot and Opossum Walking Together in Amazon – Trail cam footage by Cocha Cashu Biological Station in Peru
By: Andy Corbley
(Left) The Beatles Ceder Tree on the grounds of Chiswick House and Gardens – credit, CC 3.0. Patche99z
By: Andy Corbley
The mountain of proceeds went to Cure Parkinson's, which Osbourne suffers from, Birmingham Children’s Hospital, and Acorn Children’s Hospice.
By: Andy Corbley
Power tools, cars, heavy machinery, office supplies, schools supplies—even land, there’s all kinds of things on the virtual auction block of Municibid.
By: Andy Corbley
Power tools, cars, heavy machinery, office supplies, schools supplies—even land, there's all kinds of things on the virtual auction block of Municibid.
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