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Sarah Gilman

Sarah Gilman is a freelance writer and editor who covers the environment, science, and the arts from Portland, Oregon. She's also a contributing editor at High Country News. In addition to HCN, Gilman's work has appeared in National Geographic, Audubon, Smithsonian, The Guardian, and The Last Word on Nothing, among others.

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Queen of Cooperation

Meerkats are famous for their teamwork, but their communal behavior is enforced by a matriarch with an iron fist.

Night Swimming

Specialized underwater photographers take to the ocean at night to reveal worlds beyond our own, right here on Earth.

A Fly by Any Other Name

European crane flies emerge in vast numbers each summer and fall, inspiring a welter of monikers—and some unjustified paranoia.

Toothy Transport

South America’s broad-snouted caiman is a fierce mother—and has been fiercely mothered back into abundance.

Tiny Dancers

Even without true wings, a subspecies of Siberian flying squirrel endemic to Japan executes astonishing aerial acrobatics.

Sassy Sousliks

Facing stiff odds and steep population declines across Europe, can these versatile and tenacious ground squirrels fight back?

Beautiful Ugly

While the Asian sheepshead wrasse’s allure may be debatable, the fish’s color-changing, sex-changing abilities are hard to disregard.

Keeping the Magic Alive

Paired black-browed albatrosses perform elaborate bonding rituals, but climate change may lead to higher divorce rates.

Snuggle for Survival

Teamwork helps the world’s largest penguin species thrive under the harshest conditions.

Breakfast with a Garbage Bin
Breakfast with a “Garbage Bin”

Socotra’s gregarious Egyptian vultures are a bright spot in an otherwise sobering global story.