Andrew Coletti

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Andrew’s work has appeared in Atlas Obscura and Eaten magazine.

More from Andrew Coletti

A large brown lizard, possibly a mother, is perched on a gray rock, eating a much smaller, lighter-colored juvenile lizard, which it holds in its mouth. The juvenile appears to be struggling or caught in the act.
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Why some animals eat their babies

By Andrew Coletti

A close-up film still of a fictional dinosaur, the Dilophosaurus, from Jurassic Park, aggressively facing the camera with its mouth open, showcasing its sharp teeth and a large, vibrantly colored frill flared around its head. The scene is dark and misty.
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Were there any venomous dinosaurs?

By Andrew Coletti

A high-angle shot shows a person's hands placing a white plate of food—rice pilaf with mixed vegetables and a piece of chicken—into a white microwave oven. The food is centered on the rotating glass tray, and the background is a bright blue wooden surface.
Health

Is microwave cooking nuking all the nutrients?

By Andrew Coletti