@G1mmeABr3ak@ByliteGroyper@iheartguap@jadedpeek Alligators are absolutely not incredibly aggressive what do you mean. Unless they are protecting their nest they are ambush predators who want to spend as little energy as possible.
@WAdeola@Ada2987_art@jadedpeek Crocodylian snouts are more sensitive than human fingertips. They canโt see underwater so their skin is super sensitive because they have to navigate by touch.
For what itโs worth, this is only one million more dollars than the president of Drexel made in 2022. (Admittedly a particularly high year)
But thatโs the salary of one person. Compared to the operating cost of a 200 year old museum.
If you watch only one clip from the Philadelphia City Council hearing about the closure of the Academy of Natural Sciences, let it be this one. It โ and I don't say this lightly โ must be seen to be believed. #SaveTheAcademy
@EDGE_Science_@raftingzalmoxes I have been seeing similar T. rexes in ai generated videos from other accounts as well, so this seems to be making its way into the broader ai datasets
Happy to share our new @ScienceAdvances paper on 250 Myr of crocodile-line archosaur macroevolution and climate! ๐โ๏ธ #croctober 1/6
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@Visceral9000 They do! Because they ferment their food. The smell isnโt so bad after you dry them, though. Vultures stink for YEARS after preparation.
For something like four decades, Dr Alan Feduccia of the University of North Carolina has been arguing that everyone is wrong about #dinosaurs. His newest book is Romancing the Birds and Dinosaurs: Forays in Postmodern Paleontology. Here's a quick thread on its contents... 1/n