Holly Large is a Junior Copy Editor & Staff Writer at IFLScience. She focuses on a range of themes including science, natural sciences, medicine and healthcare, as well as animal-related topics such as zoology and ecology. Holly's work has been featured in IFLScience and Realclearhistory.
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Holly's coverage predominantly focuses on scientific topics, particularly in wildlife, medical research, space exploration, and technology advancements. She heavily relies on data citations to support her articles.
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By: Holly Large
They could also be used to help remove harmful substances from sediments.
By: Holly Large
A mountain lion, perhaps? Or maybe a black bear? Turns out, it’s neither.
Some people might use them interchangeably, but they’re actually two very different things.
Exploding birds? Yep, exploding birds.
By: Holly Large
Mutation? Err, I think you mean meow-tation.
From prescription pills to plant extracts, are nootropics the answer to enhancing our brain power?
By: Holly Large
This isn't just any old fight.
The elk has a rare genetic trait known as piebaldism.
Pretty please, they're very useful.
Needles and electricity – a cure-all?
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