Tuesday, our entanglement response team successfully freed a humpback whale calf with it's mother close by in waters off Chatham. The team used a a long pole and a hook-shaped cutting tool to sever the rope.
#centerforcoastalstudies#entanglement#humpbackwhale#whale
New Research: Maternal Lineage and Habitat Use Patterns Explain Variation in the Fecundity of a Critically Endangered Baleen Whale: The critically endangered North Atlantic right whale population (Eubalaena glacialis) has experienced… https://t.co/n22dlUKXsC #MarineScience
✨Hot off the press!✨
Check out our new pub in @FrontMarineSci
Exploring the use of #seabirds as a dynamic #ocean#management tool to mitigate anthropogenic risk to large #whales
https://t.co/Jhl3Sg8D6W
PhD candidate Leah is currently exploring population dynamics, growth-rates, and distribution of bottlenose dolphins in Fiordland! Read about her awesome journey into marine science and research here: https://t.co/gH3F016S0V
@MMRG_UoO
@leahmcrowe
@otago
Researchers of a new study say the lobster fishery must move toward a ropeless model to ensure that leatherback turtles, and other marine animals, can survive over the long term, @kalahunter reports. https://t.co/kvu9TkzvmA
Excited to share the first documentation of a gray #whale in Hawaiʻi, which was sighted in early Feb off Kona by Jesse James + Capt. Chad Mata from Hawaii Oceanic who shared video footage with us! @rwbaird99 More details in 🧵
CCS scientists use genetics to better understand whales. Listen to Drs. Jooke Robbins and Per Palsbøll discuss a new genetic study about how whales responded to a period of rapid climate change thousands of years ago and what it may mean for the future. https://t.co/b6Q5sYJYRh
#jobs Research technician @WHOI working with Mark Baumgartner on underwater robots detecting the sounds of blue whales (and other stuff)
https://t.co/X0wIuAVpOB
As requested by some of you, there is now a book of these posts! 📗
https://t.co/ziDsn8dFCR
Makes it easy to-
📑 read
🔍 search
🔗 share
etc.
It ain't pretty, but that's the best I'd do in a day 😅
PRs welcome if you notice that something is amiss 🙏
#rstats#DataScience
We’re hiring! Moss Landing Marine Laboratories & the @SJSU Department of Computer Science invite applications for a tenure-track assistant professor in computational oceanography.
Please RT! Applications are due Jan 31, 2022. Full details available here: https://t.co/GUy5gqlnlr
If you're interested in working with bio-logging tags, check out our new @GoldbogenLab paper headed by Dave Cade! His herculean efforts over the last few years have created the whale data sandbox that our lab gets to play around in every day. https://t.co/quGAfo6s0F
Co-sign for the best boss, best office views, and best local science community. Please consider applying. You’ll never be bored. And you might just stay 12 years.
We are thrilled to announce that @vel_mlml grad student @JennTackaberry will be defending her master’s thesis on Monday! Jenn’s research explores humpback whale feeding dynamics.
Watch Jenn’s defense Monday 5/17 at 11am pdt: https://t.co/WbG7KUjzAV
New publication in @SciReports! We found that spatial & temporal lags between wind, decreased temperature, & blue whale occurrence follow the progression of coastal upwelling using timeseries analysis, remote sensing, acoustics, & visual sightings (1/3) https://t.co/PzGhcPOnmv
Here in Monterey Bay, the head of the Monterey Submarine Canyon lies just ~300 feet offshore from Moss Landing Harbor & the canyon quickly reaches depths of over 1 mile!
Check out this fantastic video from our friends at @MBARI_News to learn more 🌊👇 https://t.co/NVZw9q9sPT