In 2023, an international team of researchers surveyed the northeastern part of the Red Sea, which harbors some of the world's most unique coral reefs. In the near future, they may also be the world's last remaining reefs.
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Online Exhibit 🐟🌈 Inner Beauty
Our popular gallery exhibit closed but we reimagined it as an online exhibit. Explore the beauty in natural history collections, fish anatomy and specimen preparation in a world of evolving digital tools: https://t.co/bryXvh899w
Scientists have determined the first butterflies originated in North America. How they got from there to their modern distributions around the world is a story 100 million years in the making.
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Proud of our team! 👏👏👏 Florida Book Awards recognized “All Things Beautiful,” our book highlighting plants, animals, fossils & cultural heritage materials from our 40 million+ collections.
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In our gift shop | Online @floridapress https://t.co/jxuVF6LYes
As much as I enjoy taking photographs, video is definitely my favourite thing to capture and edit. Take 60 seconds out of your day to watch this and appreciate Ireland’s magic coastline. Shot and produced by myself using aerial footage. RT appreciated 👍🏻
We're hiring! 📌 Ceramic Technology Laboratory and Florida Archaeology Collections Manager
🔸 Full time position info: https://t.co/HzdAR75HRz
🔸 Apply via @UF: https://t.co/BJ5sk0dLCY
🔸 About the CTL: https://t.co/os5aP573Fk
Researchers used CT scans to figure out why these pumpkin toadlets are just no good at jumping. The inner ear system of these frogs is so tiny that they lose balance midair. [Volume up for music 🎶]
Story:
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Come work with us! 📌 We're hiring a Vertebrate Paleontology Collections Manager
🔸 Full time position info: https://t.co/AnMqlbCqNT
🔸 Apply via @UF: https://t.co/1rXvqMQOk6
🔸 About the collection: https://t.co/jrQi0fVGA5
WHY SCIENCE? WEDNESDAY as Director @UFsharkresearch Gavin Naylor talks about the diversification of life and how it is mysterious and almost magical. His group focuses on the diversification of this really old group of #sharks and #rays. https://t.co/i8ulyhbLqm
April 22-24 📌 Spring Plant Sale
🌿🌞🐞 Our Earth Day weekend sale features more than 100 species of Florida- and pollinator-friendly plants. Discover which pollinator species you can attract and the plants that work best in your landscape.
Info:
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Science Up Close: Fantastic Fossils
Exhibit opening 📍 April 2
Our researchers will be in the exhibit as part of its working lab, providing a glimpse into the daily life of curators, collection managers, students and volunteers.
👉 Exhibit info: https://t.co/UTnB8ml1BP
The new 2021 🦈 International Shark Attack File report was just released by @UFsharkresearch. Bites are up this year after three years of steady decline. Full story: https://t.co/88olsnyjut
Summary report: https://t.co/K18ueWkuCO
@woodyholtonusc Woody, Jon and I were profoundly sorry to hear this sad news. Your dad was a giant. Thinking about you and your family and sending our love, and thanks to your dad for what he did for Virginia and for all of us.
The birds in Kristen Grace's hauntingly beautiful photos died after crashing into buildings in downtown Jax. Millions of migratory birds will fly over Florida this fall. Help them travel safely by keeping lights off at night.
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