Branding Specialist | Profile Writer | LinkedIn Makeover Professional | Mentor
Jennifer Geer is a Branding Specialist, Profile Writer, LinkedIn Makeover Professional, and Mentor. She specializes in topics related to animals, natural sciences, and urban design, often exploring themes of ecology, veterinary care, and the intersection of culture and society. Jennifer's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as NewsBreak, MSN, AOL, Inc., and Yahoo News.
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Quick Take Firefighters battling the Bonneville Fire reported 'close calls' with rattlesnakes, learn why.
Quick Take The snail isn't actually melting into the water. A quirk of physics explains why it only looks that way.
Quick Take A childhood novelty sold through comic book ads quietly planted the seeds of one of Florida's most overlooked wildlife crises.
Quick Take The one layer some builders skip is quietly killing their plants from the bottom up.
Quick Take The twinkling display in your backyard is not just a show but a conversation, and something you do every night may be cutting it off mid-sentence.
Quick Take Those viral videos of goats roaming inside homes look adorable, but when goats grow up, they can't always live inside.
By: Jennifer Geer
Quick Take Red crossbills can pick up a flockmate's 'accent,' but there is a hard limit to how far that change goes, and it reveals something surprising about bird identity.
Red crossbills carry a beak built like a pair of tweezers and a voice that shifts to match whoever they flock with, yet something in their calls never changes no matter who raises them.
Quick Take The Loa loa worm has a biological trick that perfectly times its own spread, and this trick depends entirely on a person's daily routine.
Quick Take Pliny the Elder had a very specific cure for earwigs in the ear 2,000 years ago, and it is stranger than you would expect.
