Hi Dani! My name's Andrea and I'm a Newsletter and Engagement Intern and reporter at Scientific American (www.scientificamerican.com/author/andre...). Here is link to my portfolio as well (www.andreactamayo.com). I would love to be added to the Science feed. Thank you so much!

Keeping this duck stuck is a harder feat than it seems. But scientists have made a super-sticky hydrogel that can brave the saltwater and stick things underwater. The coolest part: the material was inspired by the adhesive abilities found in nature, such as the proteins in mussels and barnacles.

An ongoing civil war in Sudan has forced millions of people to flee their homes and move to camps, where a lack of water and sanitation infrastructure, along with heavy rains, are fueling a massive cholera outbreak. What role does the environment play in how the outbreak is spreading?

Using the powerful James Webb Space Telescope, scientists spotted a tiny moon nestled near Uranus’s rings. Excited to see what the IAU names it!

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