Associate Editor and Lead Nashville Writer
Jenna Bratcher is an Associate Editor and Lead Nashville Writer at Yahoo News. She specializes in themes related to animals, including animal cruelty, care, and rights, while also covering topics in biology, ecology, and natural sciences. Jenna's work has been featured in Yahoo News, AOL, Inc., StyleBlueprint, Whale Generator, and Yahoo News Singapore.
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Jenna Bratcher's coverage primarily focuses on local lifestyle, home design, and personal profiles within Nashville and the broader Tennessee area. She is likely to respond well to pitches related to local businesses, individuals making an impact in the community, interior design trends with a focus on homes in the Nashville area.
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Quick Take Mountain lion encounters are rare, but knowing how to respond can make a critical difference.
By: Jenna Bratcher
Quick Take Whooping cranes have rebounded from just 16 birds in the 1940s through decades of conservation efforts.
By: Jenna Bratcher
Every spring, the Kentucky Derby arrives in all of its showy glory. There are hats, mint juleps, and the familiar chorus of “My Old Kentucky Home.” And
Quick Take Scorpions don't reinforce their entire bodies with metal. Instead, they target something far more specific, and the precision is almost unsettling.
By: Jenna Bratcher
Scorpions already have a pretty intimidating reputation. Between their venomous stingers, spooky-looking pincers, and their tendency to appear unexpectedly, scorpions are already quite daunting. But n...
The post Virginia's Most Dangerous Snakes You May Encounter This Summer appeared first on A-Z Animals
Snakes have a way of making people panic, especially in the summer when more of us are outside hiking, gardening, or walking wooded trails.
If you've ever headed down an internet rabbit hole of wondering what to call a baby platypus, you're not alone. (Guilty as charged!) And depending
Quick Take Some birds marketed as having 'wing claws' don't actually have claws at all, and the difference matters more than you'd think.
How do birds end up with claws on their wings? A Smithsonian bird expert explains this fascinating feature and the surprising ways birds use it.
