Andrew Mulligan

Undergraduate student at the University of Delaware. Aspiring marine ecologist and avid environmentalist. He/Him/His. All opinions and views are my own.

[Andrew Mulligan @a_mulligan_]

@Gaia__Papaya Poster looks awesome! Congrats!

[Trevor Branch (moved to Bluesky) @TrevorABranch]

This group has quietly and cheaply collected about twice as much plastic from the Pacific Ocean than another extremely well-funded organization. If you are looking to fund actual removal of garbage, send them your money.

[Andrew Mulligan @a_mulligan_]

@Shark_buff @GoDive_Interns Thanks! I'm obsessed with all of the lamnidae family. Also looking to get some dive certifications. This just sounds too good to be true

[Andrew Mulligan @a_mulligan_]

@TheSharkDoctor @MegHolst So cool! What a striking silver-blue color along the lateral line.

[Andrew Mulligan @a_mulligan_]

What a beautiful creature!

[George Probst 🦈 @GeorgeProbst]

Drogin, one of Guadalupe's male white sharks, emerging from the shadow of the Solmar V dive boat.

Drogin is easily recognizable due to his deformed primary dorsal fin, which is the result of an off-the-shelf 4-bolt SPOT tag, which has been affixed to him for over a decade.

[Big Fish Lab @big_fish_lab]

As part of a large collaboration, we are excited to share our new paper, which represents the first global scale synthesis of how sharks and their relatives utilize the vertical dimension of their ocean habitat!

Full #openaccess here: https://t.co/SwBt9UWNzn

#verticalsharks

[Andrew Mulligan @a_mulligan_]

Hi Twitter! After many years of debate I have finally decided to make myself an account and join the #scientific community on this platform. Here's a taste of what's to come: unborn fetuses removed from a deceased spiny #dogfish that I dissected in Dr. Aaron Carlisle's class.

[Erin Spencer, PhD @etspencer]

Ah! Check out @devanshi_kasana in @natgeo around the recent paper of a Greenland shark in Belize. by @AnnieRothNews, cc @peclabfiu
https://t.co/9uWCnezS9Y

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

While nearly a thousand species of bony fish make some sort of noise, sharks, rays, and skates had, until now, been thought of as silent outliers https://t.co/qwoA1oGXP3