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Natasha Frost

Joined Atlas Obscura in 2017

I'm a former writer for Atlas Obscura and present-day fan. Find me now @natashamfrost on Twitter.
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A bagel served with lox and cream cheese at Kutsher's restaurant in New York, 1977.

judaism

The Forgotten History of New York’s Bagel Famines

Remembering Local 338 and the world's toughest bagel bakers.

By Natasha Frost
Joe Cino, middle, in the re-opened Caffe Cino, some months after a 1965 fire.

theaters

The Gay Coffeehouse Where Off-Off Broadway Theater Was Born

Remembering the Caffe Cino of 31 Cornelia Street, New York.

By Natasha Frost
Two joyful Australian magpies share a treat.

science

Australian Magpies From Big Families Do Better in Intelligence Tests

The bigger the brood, the brighter the bird.

By Natasha Frost
Dutch paleo-artists Alfons and Adrie Kennis reconstructed Cheddar Man's face using a 3D-printer and hi-tech scanner.

news

Meet a Briton From 10,000 Years Ago

New research has given a face to the famous Mesolithic Cheddar Man.

By Natasha Frost
"Time" is the most commonly used noun in the English language, but its meanings seem various and ill-defined.

time

How Long Is a Moment?

The physics, neuroscience, linguistics, and philosophy behind a little bit of time.

By Natasha Frost
Marmorkrebs are now so common in Madagascar that they threaten native species.

animals

The Mutant, All-Female Crayfish That Reproduce by Cloning Themselves

A horror film made real.

By Natasha Frost
The scene of the crime: L'Orangerie closed its doors in 2006, after 29 years of business.

restaurants

The Court Case That Killed the 'Ladies Menu'

Upscale restaurants once listed prices only for men.

By Natasha Frost
Wood's reconstructed blades have poplar projectiles and obsidian and bone "arrowheads".

weapons

Why Two Anthropologists Reconstructed Prehistoric Weaponry

Hunter-gatherers were more tech-savvy than we give them credit for.

By Natasha Frost
The manuscript is currently held at Yale University.

medieval

Has Artificial Intelligence Cracked the Voynich Manuscript's Mysterious Code?

Send in the bots.

By Natasha Frost
Dendrocerus scutellaris hails from Costa Rica.

insects

The Killer Wasp That Saws Its Way Out of Its Victims

A six-legged terror the size of a sesame seed.

By Natasha Frost
A naked mole rat in the Cleveland Zoo.

animals

Unlike Other Animals, Naked Mole Rats Don't Seem to Age

Don't believe the wrinkles.

By Natasha Frost
There are 47 samples in total, scanning almost the entire globe.

news

A Cache of Historical Sugar Samples Seeks a New Home

A very sweet find.

By Natasha Frost
A Guinea baboon in the Paris zoo.

monkeys

50 Escaped Baboons Shut Down a Paris Zoo

Precisely how they got out remains a mystery.

By Natasha Frost
Other fragments of the Berlin Wall are prominently on display, and often decorated with graffiti art.

news

A Forgotten Portion of the Berlin Wall Has Been Found in the Woods

A German historian stumbled upon the chunk in 1999, but kept it a secret until now.

By Natasha Frost
The vodka martini was brought to the mainstream in the 1960s as the preferred drink of James Bond.

food

How America Fell in Love With Vodka

The “white whiskey” traded on its tastelessness.

By Natasha Frost
A team of children wheel a block of wood down the street in Stilton, England.

news

The Sad Demise of a Village Cheese-Rolling Competition

It is no longer seen as "cool," organizers say.

By Natasha Frost
A larger Hebrew scroll found in the cache in the West Bank caves.

archaeology

One of the Last Two Dead Sea Scrolls Has Been Decoded

Israeli researchers found an ancient calendar by piecing together fragments of the text.

By Natasha Frost
Godzilla was inspired by fear of a world changed in the wake of nuclear disaster.

cryptozoology

How Climate Change Inspires Monsters

"The Year Without a Summer" produced some of the most iconic fictional beasts of all time.

By Natasha Frost
Do climate change monsters have a dozen tentacles and a thirst for blood?

monsters

Help Us Design a Climate Change Monster

What fictional beasts will our shifting environments bring?

By Natasha Frost
A crown-of-thorns starfish feeds on some coral.

coral reefs

Saving the Great Barrier Reef Means Saying Goodbye to a Lot of Starfish

The crown-of-thorns starfish preys upon coral, munching on its stony polyps.

By Natasha Frost
Tomatoes for sale at a market stall in Italy.

news

Southern Italians Are Tussling Over Tomatoes

The latest twist in a food-based war between Campania and Puglia.

By Natasha Frost
Coca-Cola: forbidden fruit, or a permissible treat?

coca cola

Why Brigham Young University Had a Secret Cola Vending Machine

The complex relationship between Mormons and caffeinated soda.

By Natasha Frost
A yellow-bellied marmot sits alone on a rock.

animals

A Life of Solitude Makes Yellow-Bellied Marmots Live Longer

Party animals pay the price.

By Natasha Frost
A screenshot of the map shows the 90-odd salt trucks scattered across Scotland.

maps

This Map Shows Every Adorably Named Salt Truck in Scotland

From Luke Snowalker to Sir Salter Scott.

By Natasha Frost
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