Sea sponges, Spongy moths, Eagles and Chimney swifts

While interning with Canadian Geographic, I had the opportunity to work on some of their Wildlife Wednesday publications. In this week’s release, I wrote about how a garden of sea sponges had been found in the Arctic Ocean, how the name for a familiar pest had changed to “spongy moths,” how eagles were being found with lead in their systems and how the chimney swift bird is losing its habitat as chimneys get closed off.

Read the full article here.