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Inside Isla & Co. in BuckheadCourtesy of Ryan Aaron Photo When Barry Dry moved to New York from Perth, Australia in 2011, he missed frequenting the sunlit cafes of his home country and saw an opportunity to share them with Americans. Now Global CEO of Parched Hospitality Group, he launched Isla & Co., a bright and airy, all-day cafe offering brunch and dinner with jovial service. “We interact with the customers and have a good fun time. It’s the kind of vibe like you’re going to a friend’s house,” he says. On December 8, Isla & Co. opens its first...

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These healthy crab cakes without mayo are perfect for a weeknight dinner, a succulent crab cake sandwich, or to fulfill that Maryland crab cake craving! In just under 30 minutes, you’ll have a dense and flavorful crab cake patty ready for a special occasion or a simple last-minute feast! Table of contents Why We Love This Recipe For Crab Cakes without Mayo Key Ingredients for This Recipe How to Make Crab Cakes Without Mayonaisse FAQs and Expert Tips Additional Healthy Seafood Recipes to Try Why We Love This Recipe For Crab Cakes without Mayo There’s a reason Maryland Crab Cakes...

Author provided, CC BY-NDMarine sponges were thought to be more resilient to ocean warming than other organisms. But earlier this year, New Zealand recorded the largest-ever sponge bleaching event off its southern coastline. While only one species, the cup sponge Cymbastella lamellata, was affected, a prolonged marine heatwave turned millions of the normally dark brown sponges bright white. A bleached (left) and healthy (right) cup sponge Cymbastella lamellata. Valerio Micaroni and Francesca Strano, CC BY-ND Subsequently, we reported tissue loss, decay and death of other sponge species across the northern coastline of New Zealand, with an estimated impact on hundreds...

Enlarge / Where beavers set up home, the dams they build profoundly change the landscape. It's happening in the far north right now. (credit: Troy Harrison) It began decades ago, with a few hardy pioneers slogging north across the tundra. It’s said that one individual walked so far to get there that he rubbed the skin off the underside of his long, flat tail. Today, his kind have homes and colonies scattered throughout the tundra in Alaska and Canada—and their numbers are increasing. Beavers have found their way to the far north. It’s not yet clear what these new residents...