This is the only known footage to exist of the incredibly rare box jellyfish Chirodectes maculatus, encountered off the coast of Papua New Guinea.
Credit: Scuba Ventures
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We found about 1000 fin whales over a 5x5 mile area off South Orkney. Blue and humpback also mixed in. Mind completely blown 🐳 @LindbladExp#NationalGeographicEndurance
Be sure to watch David Baisch's talk for #ICCB2021 to learn more about the drivers and applications of this amazing device!
🗓️ “Deployment of the NABIT – A handheld DNA barcode
identification tool for field conservation"" is streaming today (12/14) at 12pm ET
Meet Team Thylacine, our Seattle-based team working on developing Conservation X Labs' NABIT: Misa, David, Gareth, Hal, Cifeng, and Jackie. Learn more about the NABIT 💡: https://t.co/oWS2NGA1Sa
Who is Selling and Trafficking Africa’s Wild Meat?
Study looks at different types of traffickers and sellers in cities https://t.co/VK1cQmPbgJ @wcs_congo@bsosumd
Watch this vesicle hit the microtubule highway on its way through the cell. The sudden switch from Brownian diffusion to active transport is amazing. It is fascinating to see textbook cell biology come to live with modern fluorescence microscopy. #membranetrafficking
Follow up #2: Here's a more complete figure showing specimens tested, confirmed cases and fraction of specimens testing positive across age groups. Again, data is directly from @CDCgov's COVIDView.
I wrote out some thoughts on how to make this moment a real turning point to bring about real change––and pulled together some resources to help young activists sustain the momentum by channeling their energy into concrete action. https://t.co/jEczrOeFdv
Super excited to finally share our #preprint on the #eDNA validation scale! We developed a framework to assess the status of species-specific assays. (https://t.co/xA4SWb9oVo) @biorxivpreprint
At our showcase gathering last month we heard from some of our awardees about their adventures in innovation.
Interesting conversation with @paulbunje and @David_Baisch of @conservationx, @DNW1710 and @NadiaLaabs of @SNTechUK and Ethan Edson of Ocean Diagnostics.
White nose syndrome, caused by a fungus, collapses bat populations. Can #synbio be used to drop the loss, by detection or treatment?
We want to act as a conduit between synbio communities and conservation bio communities. - @David_Baisch at @conservationx
For the first time, scientists have been able to confirm that a bottlenose dolphin has adopted an orphaned calf of another species
The calf, a melon-headed whale, even started to behave like a dolphin in order to adopt to his new family
via @NatGeo: https://t.co/NwwT1Iubfn
🎉 Twenty projects, one goal: ending the extinction crisis. We’re announcing the 20 Finalists of the #ConXTechPrize. See which projects are being funding to build their first prototype in pursuit of the $20K Grand Prize: https://t.co/tghzfKJswr
Just published in @PLOSONE!! Meet Mini, the newest genus of frogs from Madagascar!! With three new species: Mini mum, Mini scule, and Mini ature, because I am HILARIOUS.
https://t.co/7iPKJPBkId
#MiniFrogs#NewSpecies#Miniaturisation#science
🎶 It’s the fiii-nal count-dowwwn!! 🎵
If you went “BA DA DA DAAAAH” in your head – you are very cool.
But you could be cooler. Like if you submitted a bold conservation idea to the Con X Tech Prize by midnight tonight.
Oh yeah. THAT’S cool.
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