Scientific American

“Chameleons’ tongues still snappy in cool temperatures.” 

BBC News

“Ballistic chameleon tongue beats the cold.”

NPR

“Chameleon tongues stay speedy in the cold.”

Welt Online

“Chamäleonzunge auch bei Kälte pfeilschnell.”

Discover

“The Chameleon’s ‘Ballistic’ Tongue Is Still Lethal When It’s Chilly Outside”

Science News

“Chameleon tongues snappy even when cold.”

New Scientist

“Why chameleons are the only lizards that eat breakfast.” Includes a great video and audio synopsis.

Australia Broadcasting

“Scientists probe ballistic chameleon tongue.”

Live Science

“Chilled Chameleons Still Quick to Snag a Meal”

NRC Netherlands

“Koude kameleon kan nog prima schieten met zijn tong”

Discovery News

“Chameleons possess weatherproof, ballistic tongues.”

Discovery Channel Canada

Discovery Channel Canada interviews Chris about chameleon tongue projection.

DNA India

DNA India story, “Weatherproof tongues help chameleons nab prey even at icy temperatures.”

Discover Top 100 of 2007

Discover Magazine Top 100 Science Stories of 2007

All Things Considered

NPR’s All Things Considered interviews Steve about salamander tongues. 

BBC Magazine

Article about Hydromantes rolling escape behavior.

Sciences et Avenir Magazine

Article in French about ballistic tongue projection in Hydromantes.

Popular Science Magazine

Popular Science article about Hydromantes tongue projection.

Science Magazine Netwatch

Nature Australia Magazine

Discover Magazine

Rolling escape behavior in Hydromantes.

BBC Wildlife Magazine

Ballistic tongues

Geo Korea Magazine

Article in Korean about rolling Hydromantes.

National Geographic Magazine

A brief blurb about the projectile tongue of Hydromantes.

New Scientist

Powerful tongue projection in salamanders.

Geo Magazine (Germany)

Rolling salamanders

MSNBC

Article about powerful tongues of salamanders

National Geographic News

Tiny tadpoles use suction to capture prey

Noorderlicht (Netherlands)

Projectile tongues