Ariel Endsley

[Ariel Endsley @ArielEndsley]

New Guinea singing dogs (listen here: https://t.co/Gox9II2Tt7) are teaching researchers about the role of genetics in vocalization. They have special genes that do not exist in any other dogs that we know today! #singingdogs #conservation Read more: https://t.co/PzoDyd2Vce

[Ariel Endsley @ArielEndsley]

As a kid, I always envisioned happy little bumblebees floating from flower to flower. Their “buzz” vibrates plants to release pollen & they tolerate colder temperatures. But, a new study has uncovered what is stressing out this important pollinator. #bees
https://t.co/o4FlnOCsos

[Ariel Endsley @ArielEndsley]

Have you ever envisioned a female polar bear stalking a bull reindeer? The first ever documented video evidence of this rare behavior has prompted global discussions about whether it is a response to their melting habitat. #conservation #polarbear #climate https://t.co/Y5nyTZofb1

[Ariel Endsley @ArielEndsley]

@IreneFaizi This is really neat, thanks for sharing! Have you seen, My Octopus Teacher? If you haven't, I would HIGHLY recommend it!!! --> https://t.co/TAqAyTRzow

[Ariel Endsley @ArielEndsley]

In the Wasatch Mountains, the world's largest organism is slowly being eaten by deer! Who and what is Pando? Find out here --> https://t.co/VWAGiAGTYF
#USFconsbio

[Ariel Endsley @ArielEndsley]

Ever been jealous of the Panda’s low-activity lifestyle? Recent findings reveal three major energetic adaptations related to a diet based almost exclusively on bamboo! #USFconsbio #conservation #panda #giantpanda #metabolism
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[Ariel Endsley @ArielEndsley]

A recent study in Brazil demonstrated the direct and indirect effects of roads in key areas used by jaguars. Surprisingly, jaguars seemed to ignore roads suggests the need for urban road fencing. #USFconsbio #conservation #Brazil #jaguars —> https://t.co/iBzaPrGBnG

[Ariel Endsley @ArielEndsley]

While many of us are aware of the effects of global warming on coral bleaching, a recent study has identified the toxicity levels of 9 herbicides in the Great Barrier Reef which helps inform management of this marine ecosystem. #USFconsbio #reefwatch

https://t.co/Yqnvl56QZG

[Ariel Endsley @ArielEndsley]

Meet the Siberian Unicorn, a predecessor to modern rhinos (between 126 to 11 kya). Analysis of ancient DNA suggests that modern rhinos have lower genetic diversity than ancient species which puts them at higher risk of extinction due to climate change. https://t.co/KnMIT57u9w

[Ariel Endsley @ArielEndsley]

After the Great Barrier Reef hit it’s 3rd major coral bleaching event (2020) in 5 years, scientists are racing to uncover which herbicides are the strongest contributors. #USFconsbio #ProtectTheReef
https://t.co/Yqnvl56QZG

[Ariel Endsley @ArielEndsley]

Do you use apps with Natural Soundscapes with bird songs to lull your brain to sleep? Unfortunately, declining bird populations threaten to reduce opportunities to hear these sounds in person due to a loss of acoustic diversity in our natural soundscapes.

https://t.co/KDznWIkBcz

[Camille Bailon @camille_consbio]

I had never heard about carbon-negative until this! It means that they absorb more emissions than they produce. That is something new.. ⚡️ “COP26: These 3 countries are carbon-negative, a step beyond net-zero. What’s their secret?” by @TRF_Climate https://t.co/VCID9rugTx

[Kia Vaalavirta @kiaandnature]

#consbioUSFCA

[Ariel Endsley @ArielEndsley]

As we begin the Holiday Season & Coca-cola Polar Bears once again begin to fill our television screens, it’s important to remember the very real threat Polar Bears are facing today: rapidly melting sea ice due to climate change. #conservation #polarbears

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