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Observed in the Wild: Teenagerus Maximus

By Janet Smith

Observe… the North American Teenager (Teenagerus Maximus) as summer draws to a close. After nearly ten weeks of recreational hibernation, sustained almost entirely by carbohydrates, Wi-Fi and parental generosity, the species prepares for one of nature’s most remarkable events: The Return to Routine. Researchers estimate this transition takes two weeks. Parents estimate…Thanksgiving. Habitat The Teenager…

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