Joshua Sokol: On-Scene Narratives

Joshua covers natural history through on-scene narratives, reported features, news, and commentary.

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A person holding amber with a scorpion inside.

The Fault in Our Stars

What happens once the sky is open for business?

Science Magazine

10. 07. 21

Lucky Strike

The most important meteorite in 50 years exploded over a small town in Costa Rica. This is what happened next.

Science Magazine

08. 13. 20

The Worst Animal in the World

The Alantic

08. 20. 20

Troubled Treasure

Burmese amber offers humanity's best view of life in a rainforest 99 million years ago. But before that it is mined in a conflict zone, smuggled across borders, and bought by the highest bidder.

Science Magazine

05 . 23 . 19

Cracking the Cambrian

Science Magazine

11 . 20 . 18

Visiting the Mysterious Fairy Circles of the Namib Desert

The Atlantic

05 . 23 . 18

What Do We Lose If We Lose Wild Axolotls?

PBS NOVA Next

03 . 15 . 18

Something in the water: life after mercury poisoning

Mosaic

09 . 26 . 17

Can Humans Coexist With Big Cats?

The Atlantic

03 . 07 . 17

Palau’s Improbably Healthy Coral Reefs

PBS NOVA Next

05 . 13 . 15