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Slightly off topic, but when I scrolled to the bottom of the article, I was really excited to see they had proper citations for the research the article was talking about.

I actually thought this was a BBC article, hadn't been paying much attention to the design and URL. Then I realized that this was on Nature, so I suppose it is to be expected here.

I really wish more science journalism did this, even on mainstream outlets.




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