Amazing development in WCS projects! Honoured to have been part of the Marine Program, creating a larger data base for further research in conservation for Sharks and Rays in Tanzania.
Sailing from Plymouth Torpoint to Fowey on Friday and having these common #dolphins follow us the whole way, up into the night as well as on the way back the next day! Amazing experience with so much excitement as you can hear! #plymbio
Marine Biology and Oceanography Field Week Summed up in a Video! A great week of exploring Plymouth sound! Thanks everyone! Yes...that is the instrumental version of ‘Play that funky music” I was not sure what tune to put under a uni video... #plymbio
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Where do we start with this stupidity?
There is no requirement to frolic in the sea. It’s a choice, which comes with risk. A bit like crossing the road, but do we call for a cull of drivers after an RTA?
@RealBobKatter you are an idiot.
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just read this.. 'Available estimates suggest that 0.53–0.82 million marine mammals, 0.85–8.5 million sea turtles and 63–273 million sharks are caught worldwide annually (Read et al. 2006; Wallace et al. 2010; Worm et al. 2013)'. shocking stuff.... we are emptying the oceans.
She Flies the movie! Let’s motivate some more women into extreme spots, we do it our own way, pace and mentality, we should work with and embrace this concept! Happy to have contributed my little part! Have a look! She Flies | The Movie https://t.co/zWelIUhOqA via @YouTube
Day 5 of Field Week! We went to Mount Batten on a well rainy day to find trends in #gastropod diversity in relation to shore height and rock pool size. We also found some amazing starfish, gobies and crabs. Great day to end the field week! #plymbio
The sign of a true #marinebiologist... rocky shore practical in horizontal rain & still smiling ;) Great day with 1st year @PlymUni#marinebiology students... despite the rain ;) #plyMBIO
Day 4! We spent time at the Marine Station discussing benthic species as well as observing and identifying them. Later going out to the breakwater on #Wavedancer to conduct a beam trawl to collect our own set of epibenthic species. Look at the cute #Sepiola#atlantica!
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Day 3 of field week: look at @LeilaScheltema’s excitement as we identified species from ROV stills. Who knew sitting inside on a computer could actually be fun! #plymbio
Day 3, we identified the species of ROV footage using a species catalog as well as Collins field guide to the British coastal wildlife! Look we found one!! #plymbio@emyirving
Day 3 of MBO field week! Today we stayed at the Marine Station and observed #ROV footage of #benthic organisms near Eddystone Lighthouse. Each pair observed 2 still images and identified the species seen. We identified some organisms such as the #Echinus#estulentus! #plymbio
Sucks that home is so far, flying back to Tanzania leaves me with a huge carbon footprint, but this is important and flying shouldn’t be as cheap as it is now, in comparison to its pollution.