| Spring
1996
Vol 49.4
California sea otters need an enormous number
of calories to make it through the day. They've been known to eat everything
from snails to seabirds.
Photograph Jeff
Foott.
Departments
Counterpoints
in Science
Three Dot Science
•Jerold M. Lowenstein
Horizons
www.nature.notquite
•Blake Edgar
Habitats
Yosemite's Vanishing Frogs
•Gordy Slack
Reviews
•Mark Jennings
on A Natural History of Amphibians
|
Features
A
Smorgasbord for Sea Otters
Cuisine and Table Manners Learned From Mom
•Marianne Riedman
Not
available online:
Dance of the Two Veils
Frisco's Fog Fandango
•Harold Gilliam
Coastal Sage Scrub Swap
A Deal the Gnatcatcher (and others) Can Live With
•David Wicinas
Poison Oak
Scourge of the Golden West
•Keith K. Howell
Jupiter's Newest Satellite
Galileo Keeps It's Eye On the Prize
•Donald Goldsmith
Editorial
Photo Philosophy Part 2
•Keith K. Howell
Here at the Academy
Dead Whales Society
•Gordy Slack
Skyguide
Comet Hale-Bopp is Coming
•Bing F. Quock
At Home in the Natural World
Prints from Plants
•Ida Geary
Wild Lives
Nudibranchs: A Keen Sense for the Seabed
•Terry Gosliner
A Trail Less Traveled
Looking for Paradise on Mt. Lassen
•Christine Colasurdo
Letters
Piltdown
Skyguide
Angry Bears
|
