Join us in our brand new episode to explore the mysteries of the ocean's skin. Warning: may contain donkeys #SciComm#SciencePodcast#Science
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This glowing spaceship is, in fact, a predatory ctenophore, Beroe forskalii, from the Mediterranean Sea. A speedy and direction-changing monster that hunts down its relatives and swallows them wholly by opening its mouth wider than its own body.
Eastern red scorpionfish (south-east Australian endemic) on the open sand, motionless, imitating a seaweed-covered rock to ambush small fish that don’t recognize the waiting predator and swim within reach of its mouth
Did you know that stingrays give birth to live young, rather than lay eggs? 💙This #EagleRay mother recently had 4 babies at the #TwoOceansAquarium - check it out!
thanks for voting! We're somewhat relieved that physics got the least votes 😅 But we'll do our best to include it anyway. Looking forward to sharing some cool underwater science with you this year! 🌊🎙️🌍
Hi there! What would you like to hear us blabbing about in the podcast this year? Please select an option or make a suggestion as a comment! It can also be more specific than the options 😊
@Lycaonpictus93 @BerbelFilho @su_leles@BoardshortsBen It's been a great year for interviews!! Do you work with any aquatic species? Would be great to chat with you too 🦊🐺💕🌊
Last episode of 2021: we reflect on our podcast journey and what we've learned about #SciComm so far. Huge thanks to our guests @BerbelFilho
@su_leles@BoardshortsBen and everyone else who has supported us this year!! Catch you downstream in 2022 🌊💙
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@su_leles @BerbelFilho @BoardshortsBen Thanks Suzana!! Can't believe we recorded your interview all the way back in April - this year has gone so fast!! Sending lots of festive love to you ⛄💕
Today is our 1-year anniversary! From the Sahara to Glastonbury, thank you for being with us sharing the love for aquatic environments🥂 Last episode of 2021 coming soon!👀