Pour one out for the arctic homies surviving under climate change! Today for #SciQFriday I have on the science ninja herself @drmichellelarue an Antarctic marine scientist and researcher studying penguins and seals! Grab a jacket and stay warm let’s go! 📸 Pellinen & Porter 1/
A vampire bat riding a puma. This camera trap pic taken in Peru by Renata Pitman was first published in the fantastic book "Candid Creatures" @RolandKays. Here's a short review of the diversity of prey vampire bats feed on: https://t.co/TvOUI1c7yH w/ @SimonRipperger @irazik
A vampire bat riding a puma. This camera trap pic taken in Peru by Renata Pitman was first published in the fantastic book "Candid Creatures" @RolandKays. Here's a short review of the diversity of prey vampire bats feed on: https://t.co/TvOUI1c7yH w/ @SimonRipperger @irazik
Just in case you were worried that all the snow would keep the river otters from fancy-pooping right in front of the cameras!
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#LontraCanadensis
"It's working!" Check out the critters big and small who are using Utah's first wildlife overpass to cross Interstate 80. The @UtahDWR shared this video on Thursday.
On Oct 28, #UBCForestry welcomes Justine Smith assistant professor, wildlife, fish and conservation biology, University of California – Davis, to discuss the anthropogenic influences on the role of a top predator. RSVP for the webinar here: https://t.co/TZt06hCtuw
So I managed to go through the pictures pretty fast. The camera came within a mile of the cameras but I didn't get any actual fire footage. On the negative side not much wildlife either. Got this cool shot a gray fox climbing up a pine though which is cool. #SnapshotUSA