Well sort of. I'm proud to say that as the editor of the Science Creative Quarterly, we have published our third ever squirrel piece today. This one is a doozy - in fact the title sort of says it all.
WAVE-PARTICLE DUALITY: OBSERVED PHENOMENA IN SCIURUS CAROLINENESIS
If nothing else, it is hoped that you will always be able to recognize the latin word for squirrel, and who knows - if we get more squirrel pieces, that might just be the needed incentive to make a squirrel specific science scout badge.
(previous squirrel related pieces include this serious one, and this not so serious one).
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