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Sarah Kuta

I’m an award-winning Colorado-based writer and editor. I write about travel, lifestyle, food and beverage, fitness, education and anything with a great story behind it.

https://www.sarahkuta.com/

Publications

  • Apartment Therapy
    8 articles
  • National Geographic
    2 articles
  • Smithsonian Magazine
    2 articles
  • The Spruce Pets
    1 article
  • TravelPulse
    1 article
  • A&E
    1 article
  • Tripadvisor

Writes Most On

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  • 6 Things to Consider Before Adopting a Chameleon
    8 May—The Spruce Pets
    Here's what to know about the needs and requirements of a pet chameleon. Key Takeaways Chameleons require highly specialized care, including specific temperature, humidity, lighting, and dietary needs. They are prone to serious health issues if not properly maintained, and veterinary care can be expensive and hard to find. Adopting a chameleon should never be an impulse decision, as they demand significant time, knowledge, and financial commitment. Chameleons are beautiful, fascinating...
  • —Apartment Therapy
  • How to Watch the Spectacular Total Solar Eclipse in April 2024
    8 Feb 2024—Smithsonian Magazine
    Anticipation is building for the total solar eclipse on April 8. On that day, parts of Mexico, the United States and Canada will be plunged into twilight-like darkness as the moon passes between the sun and the Earth. Solar eclipses of any kind are rare, but total solar eclipses—in which the moon completely blocks the face of the sun—are even more uncommon. Between 2001 and 2100, just 68 total eclipses have occurred or will occur worldwide, representing a little more than 30 percent of all...
  • —TravelPulse
  • —Apartment Therapy

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