Emily Burnett

Marine Conservation MSc #IMarEST #CIEEM |Volunteer:conservation& rehabilitation|MMO,PSO,MarineMammalSurveyor,Marinemammalmedic |R|ArcGIS|Behaviour & Acoustics

[Whale & Dolphin Conservation (WDC) @whales_org]

A remarkable new study has come out looking at how whales behaved when attacked by humans in the 19th century has implications for modern day. It's no secret that whales have culture and have shown to pass along knowledge. Read here - https://t.co/0zBHOsoyND

[Emily Burnett @Bioacousticbee]

Currently learning how to use PAMGuard for my MSc project on Bottlenose Dolphin foraging behaviour, what a cool peice of software! If anyone knows any opportunities involving passive acoustics I would love the chance to get more experience in this field #PAMGuard #lookingforwork

[Erich Hoyt @ErichHoyt]

Critical habitat designated for Central America, Mexico & Western North Pacific distinct population segments (DPSs) of humpback #whales under US Endangered Species Act. Full info here: https://t.co/IG3zTQMxjI
More re critical habitat process & maps here: https://t.co/HrKqFSDHtm

[Emily Burnett @Bioacousticbee]

This is a cool way of seeing just how impactful vessel noise is on our sensitive cetacean species! #bluewhale #vesselnoise #loudcrowd

[Centro Ballena Azul @ballenaschile]

THREAD Are U stressed? Animation by @BedrinanaLuis shows 1 difficult week in the life of 1 #whale. BLUE DOT is 1 whale trying to feed while dodging heavy vessels traffic @ #Ancud Gulf 3/22/19 to 3/29/19 #shipstrikes #whales Paper @Nature https://t.co/EA2lt0F0l8 @alex_zerbini

[Emily Burnett @Bioacousticbee]

This would have been an amazing sight! Dolphins can aggregate in superpods when upwelling has produced high productivity in a localised area.

[Seafari @SeafariApp]

What to do when caught in the middle of hundreds of feeding Long-beaked common #dolphins? Stop your boat and let your jaw drop! Video clip from False Bay, #CapeTown. Owner of clip unknown but it has been shared wide and far. Too good not to share!

[Oceana @oceana]

DID YOU KNOW? Orcas have probably the largest geographic distribution, after humans! Learn more: https://t.co/4qegNbPwyf

[Emily Burnett @Bioacousticbee]

Really interesting! Just shows how much we have left to discover in the field of behaviour🐋

[Save the Whales, for the Whales @SpeaksForSeas]

Hello there.

[Emily Burnett @Bioacousticbee]

Very interesting read in relation to the effect of noise on reef condition

[Emily Burnett @Bioacousticbee]

What a dol-fun encounter!🐬 they are such curious creatures, however unfortunately this leads to a lot of populations being subjugated to high by-catch levels.

[Conor Ryan @whale_nerd]

Taking firewood to a friend's house and we were treated to this! 25-30 common dolphins just outside Tobermory at dawn.

[Emily Burnett @Bioacousticbee]

Fantastic book on how to learn the statistics programme R, would highly recommend if you don't know where to start .

[Alex Douglas @Scedacity]

Interested in learning #RStats? We've now made our @UoABioSci 'Introduction to R' book open access. 350 pages covering all the basics as well as using Rmarkdown and Git. Fantastic collaboration with @DeonRoos88 @Frances_Mancini @AnaSofiaCouto @lusseau https://t.co/zslUadkNwH

[Emily Burnett @Bioacousticbee]

Amazing how intelligent Cetacea like this humpback whale are, and by monitoring their bioacoustics this opens up an entire new field in understanding their social and cognitive lifestyles