Happy to share that I presented a poster at the 34th #ECS Conference @EuroCetSoc in Galicia about the work conducted in the past few months with @Morigenos_org on the #acoustics of bottlenose dolphins ๐ฌ
Thanks to my co-authors Jure ลฝeleznik and @TilenGenov
Great to see this get the coverage it deserves. Simple, low-cost tech halving endangered #greenturtle#bycatch in Mediterranean #fisheries. Weโre immensely proud of our partnership with @ExeterMarine https://t.co/pdhrUOjrNw
You might know that research by #CZS-SDRP & colleagues developed the understanding that each dolphin has a unique signature whistle it uses โ like a name. Now, new research indicates that dolphin moms use โbaby talkโ to communicate with their offspring! https://t.co/zLBsrbPQgI
Do you hear the pitch change between these 2 whistles? It's a bottlenose dolphin mom using "baby talk!"
Find out more about #WHOI biologist Laela Sayigh's study in @PNASNews from @AP: https://t.co/A8yZWUqB80
๐ธ & ๐ต: Sarasota Dolphin Research Program, NMFS MMPA Permit 20455
Preลกeren the dolphin could hold long-distance swimming record. ๐ฌ
Researchers from @_SMRU_ & @Morigenos_org document longest recorded movement by inshore bottlenose dolphin.
Read more โฌ๏ธ
https://t.co/Zc80RXlBWW
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Just submitted my @MarineVertsMSc @ExeterMarine thesis! Very proud and excited about this research project ๐ฌ๐ feels like a surreal moment. Thanks to my supervisors @BrendanGodley and Dr. Robin Snape for all the support and opportunities! now onto the next adventure ๐
Check out a teaser of my research project on dolphins net depredation behaviour in Cyprus ๐ฌ๐ฃ Currently analyzing the results so more to come later in the year @ExeterMarine @MarineVertsMSc Special thanks to @spot_turtles and the fishers for allowing me to conduct fieldwork
Started working on my MSc research project on #dolphins net #depredation behavior in Cyprus with @spot_turtles @ExeterMarine @MarineVertsMSc ๐๐๐ฌ nothing beats a sunrise from a fishing boat
When I say jump you say ... manta ray? ๐
During mating season, mantas have been recorded breaching at heights of up to 7 ft.! By leaping into the air and smacking back down to the surface, manta rays can knock off parasites and any dead skin.
https://t.co/i0oNyZFfs0
Time for a mid-week moment of chill, courtesy of a whale shark we spotted in the Red Sea. Speaking of spots, each whale shark has uniquely patterned spots that can be used to identify different individuals.
I had missed these whistles and the emotions of seeing them never gets old ๐๐ฌ #commondolphins#MMOtraining @MarineVertsMSc @VJHobson @SeicheTraining @ExeterMarine