Sierra Bouchér

Sierra Bouchér

Staff Writer

Sierra Bouchér is a Washington, D.C.-based journalist whose work has been featured in Science, Scientific American, Mongabay and more. They have a master's degree in science communication from U.C. Santa Cruz, and a research background in animal behavior and historical ecology. 

Articles by: Sierra Bouchér

An illustration of a thylacine eating another marsupial species

Fossils of bone-crushing and meat-slashing Tasmanian tiger ancestors discovered in Australia

By Sierra Bouchér published

Three newfound thylacine relatives recently unearthed in Australia suggest that marsupial predators were more widespread in ancient Australia than previously thought.