Sometimes I like to binge watch survival movies and videos about people surviving things like plane crashes and climbing Mt Everest with one arm or being kidnapped by Mexican cartel just to remind myself I won’t die from this uni assignment
My sincere apologies to the lovely driver I accidentally flipped the bird to this morning… it was my attempt at a thank you wave.. I was holding a sausage roll
Amazing bowerbird nest up the rd from my house! He seems to love silver and green and his collection includes lots of building material, tin foil and marbles!
We are seeking interns or volunteers to help with studies on sociality and learning in #frogs and #predators in the remote wet-dry tropics of northern #Australia. Fieldwork from May (2-3 months), with further captive trials at @lizard_lab. Please contact me for further details.
Late night call out for this Mulga (Pseudechis australis), rescued while trying to take on someone’s Japanese Quail (no birds were harmed 😉) beautiful colour!
Surely there is a better solution than this! We live in the tropics in croc country, this croc was shot in the head in front of the public. What’s the use of research if this is the “mitigation strategy”? Something needs to change and I’m happy to be the start of that!
This mornings timely reminder that rain, roads and reptiles don’t mix! At least the kites will have a good feed, hoping to further assess the impact of carcass persistence soon!