Rachael Funnell is a Writer & Senior Digital Producer at various esteemed publications. She focuses on themes related to science, natural sciences, and animal welfare, often exploring topics such as animal rescue and rehabilitation, animal rights, and ecology. Rachael's work has been featured in NewsBreak, The English Garden, Realclearhistory, IFLScience, and MSN.
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By: Rachael Funnell
“It’s a window into developmental biology,” Colossal founder Ben Lamm told IFLScience.
By: Rachael Funnell
“An important distinction we highlight is the difference between mining polymetallic nodules, hydrothermal vents and seamounts. These systems could not be more different.”
By: Rachael Funnell
“These findings show that belugas demonstrate a high level of self-awareness."
By: Rachael Funnell
When an engineer experienced a spooky phenomenon in the lab, he did what any scientist would – wrote a paper about it.
By: Rachael Funnell
When they're this mean, there simply isn’t a boat big enough.
By: Rachael Funnell
Labrujasuchus expectatus liked to do the unexpected.
By: Rachael Funnell
Cats do it, dogs do it. I have been known to try it myself.
What noodly appendages you have, tentacled snake. All the better to see you with.
By: Rachael Funnell
As mom Olympia recovers from surgery, another recent gorilla mom has been helping to care for her baby.
By: Rachael Funnell
Taking a closer look at the skulls of these enormous predatory dinosaurs revealed an intriguing clue.
