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we've got friends in low places.

• Authors : Nuwer, Rachel

Subjects: TECHNOLOGY; HABITATS

• Source: Popular Science. Fall2019, Vol. 291 Issue 3, p108-108. 2/3p. 1 Cartoon or Caricature.

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FOCUS: ON THE DETAILS.

• Authors : HORACZEK, STAN

Subjects: MANTISPIDAE; DUNG beetles; HABITATS

• Source: Popular Science. Fall2018, Vol. 290 Issue 4, p99-110. 12p. 8 Color Photographs, 2 Charts.

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how birds got their groove.

• Authors : Renault, Marion (AUTHOR)

Subjects: BIRDS; BIRD habitats

• Source: Popular Science. Winter2019, Vol. 291 Issue 4, p20-20. 1p. 6 Color Photographs.

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No. 06 Commercial Space Habitats Go for Launch.

• Authors : GRUSH, LOREN

Subjects: SPACE colonies; SPACE; UNITED States. National Aeronautics & Space Administration

• Source: Popular Science. Jan2015, Vol. 286 Issue 1, p43-43. 2/5p. 1 Color Photograph.

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MAKING IT ON MARS: If humans want to create a lasting presence on the Red Planet, they'll have to live off the dirt beneath their feet.

• Authors : Gannon, Megan

• Source: Popular Science. Fall, 2019, Vol. 291 Issue 3, p84, 6 p.

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Invasive earthworms are burrowing into boreal forests worldwide; An organism we rarely see is transforming the Earth. Invasive earthworms, native to Europe, have burrowed into temperate and tropical soils worldwide, and are now beginning to encroach on colder habitats. A new research project, presented at the American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting this week, documents these critters' spread across Alaska.

• Authors : By:Ula Chrobak

• Source: Popular Science, December 12, 2019 Environment, 4pp

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Feral hogs aren't coming for our kids, but they're definitely coming for our calves; An estimated seven million such pigs are spread across 35 states, where the omnivorous swine tear up soil and habitats looking for something—anything—to eat.

• Authors : By:Marion Renault

• Source: Popular Science, August 7, 2019 News, 3pp

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DESIGN LUNAR HABITATS?

Subjects: UNIVERSITY of Houston. College of Architecture; ARCHITECTURAL education; SPACE colonies

• Source: Popular Science. Sep2009, Vol. 275 Issue 3, p48-48. 2/3p.

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HABITATS FOR HUMANITY.

Subjects: LUNAR exploration; LUNAR bases; LUNAR surface vehiclesUNITED States

• Source: Popular Science. Sep2008, Vol. 273 Issue 3, p61-61. 1p. 1 Color Photograph.

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Global warming is forcing species to reorganize their ecosystems; While extinction is a global issue, individual biomes—tropical seas, temperate forests, arctic tundra—face a different dilemma. Instead of a loss in the total number of species. we're seeing a reshuffling of life at local habitats, as a study published Thursday in Science reports.

• Authors : By:Ula Chrobak

• Source: Popular Science, October 17, 2019 Environment, 4pp

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