Nice Genes! is back with Season 2 TODAY! 🎉
Episode 1 features host @kaylee_byers and co-host @ScrapNaturalist as they delve into the puzzle of the Pizzlies🐻
(Co-host Christine is the co-founder of @BlkMammalogists, a @NatGeo Explorer, @SchmidtFellows and works at @UCBerkeley)
Great news for the Pacific Northwest; the California condor is coming home!
These majestic birds were almost wiped out in the 80s, but extensive conservation efforts, breeding programs & the Yurok Tribe's persistence has changed their fortunes.
Read more https://t.co/STQWRml6fc
GOOD NEWS ALERT:
New Zealand just approved a new law that gives parents paid parental leave after a miscarriage.
It's believed to be among the first such laws in the world, and applies to couples who lose a baby at any point in the pregnancy.
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@ravenscimaven Urg. I have a Master of SciComm Outreach. Delivered science workshops to tens of thousands of students, but couldn’t get a job at another company that delivered science workshops because I didn’t have a a degree in education. Are my 3 science degrees and experience not enough? 🤷🏻♀️
These deadly, but intriguing #ConeSnails seem to have evolved an interesting ability.
Researchers from @uni_copenhagen believe they are able to produce venom that mimics bristle worm pheromones in order to lure in prey! Read more below.
#Pheromones#Venom#Evolution#DNA
🦣 Ancient DNA preserved by permafrost is hinting at a previously unknown species of mammoth. This research from Sweden is super cool! (Yep, we went there❄️)
@Holts170 so sad you’re no longer playing with the @Capitals but as a Vancouverite I’m glad you’re playing with the @Canucks now. Fingers crossed fans will be back in the stands soon! Good luck with game one, I’ll be watching 👀
An ENORMOUS thank you to our 3 fantastic speakers, everyone who registered for this event, engaged with our hashtag #DRDK2020 and for those of you who took part in the Q&A session asking such excellent questions! We hope to see you all again soon at another event – Team Genome BC
Good news alert! Somali sengi has been rediscovered by science after it was last seen in the 1970's. It was discovered in Djibouti, which was not thought to be part of its range. DNA evidence shows this cutie is part of a new genus Galegeeska.
More here: https://t.co/aWwaQitsm3
@WhySharksMatter@vanaqua@OceanWise There is a petition you can sign here to help try and keep the Vancouver Aquarium running: https://t.co/esvGPoixgF 🐠
@GenomeBC@OfficialZSL@mdlaplante just started reading Superlative, literally only 9 pages in (loving it!) but had to pause to share this tweet with you that I saw earlier about Chinese giant salamanders! #WeirdNature#Superlative