Team Gene: Nature wins!
Sure, nurture plays its part, but whether inherited from birth or activated via epigenetic markings, isn’t it truly all nature at play …
Team Gene: Nature vs. Nurture, an Epigenetic Battle!
Epigenetics is a field of study focused on alterations in gene expression that do not involve changes on the underlying DNA sequence. …
Chemical Curiosities: Victory to Team Base!
Wow! What a wild chemical reaction. Unlike most times when acids and bases meet, however, Eyewire hasn’t neutralized, but rather come out …
Chemical Curiosities: Acid vs. Base’s Epic Rematch
In 2020, Eyewire HQ brought you the original Acid vs. Base competition. This week, in the spirit of Chemical Curiosities, we’re coming …
Frog vs Toad: Amphibious battle!
Frogs vs. toads – what’s the difference? Well, technically, the answer is nothing! Frogs are short-bodied, tail-less amphibians from the order Anura (from …
Reptile Pile: Tuatara vs. Worm Lizard
It’s time for a reptilian head-to-head! We’re making friends with some lesser known reptiles in this month’s competition, so let’s get to …
Victory to Team Fresh Water!
Looks like Eyewire is keeping it fresh. Team Fresh Water has triumphed in this hydrological contest. It was a well-fought battle, and …
Fresh Water vs. Salt Water
When it comes to the water you can actually drink as a human being, there’s no question: fresh water is the way …
Fossil Fever: Carbonization Triumphs!
Big congrats to Team Carbonization! It appears you’ve proven Eyewire’s fossilization method of choice. Congrats too to the permineralizers on their own …
Fossil Fever: Permineralization vs Carbonization
Many roads lead to fossilization, but they all require the stars to align as the perfect conditions allow animal and plant remnants …
Axolotl vs. Olm: Olm wins!
It was a battle of the aquatic salamander cuties! But in the end team Olm took holme the gold! Though it must …
Axolotl vs. Olm: Salamander battle!
Are you on the search for the fountain of youth? Well, maybe take a page from these strange salamanders, because they seem …