Brilliant session yesterday. If you couldn't make it feel free to get in touch with me. https://t.co/VHn3kPfr9K. Just look at the projects run by just one of our 11 supervisors!
Want to do an MSc? @CrabExeter is a world leader in animal behaviour research and our MSc in Animal Behaviour alumni go on to exciting careers. Join us *TODAY* for a Teams info session on the course Meeting ID: 344 656 149 587 Passcode: GuDKD7
Want to do an MSc? Exeter is a world leader in animal behaviour research and our MSc in Animal Behaviour alumni go on to exciting careers. Join us *Thurs June 6 at 4pm BST* for a Teams info session on the course
Meeting ID: 344 656 149 587
Passcode: GuDKD7
https://t.co/wO8WW8ee9I
🎺🎺Announcing the @asab_tweets Spring Meeting 2024🎺🎺
Exeter, 23-25 April 2024 - get the dates in your diaries now
Check website for more details and plenaries
https://t.co/ePg8sA4f6d
Organised by @ljnbrent@Samellisq@laleaver1@AndyDHigginson
Spent a happy day (despite being poorly) on finishing touches to the ASAB Spring 2024 Conference website! Hosted by @CrabExeter. Following Chris Barnard's vision, this is perfect venue for ERCs to present their work. Pls RT https://t.co/WBThjhLMgl @asab_conference @asab_tweets
Zoos can improve human health and connection to nature, according to new research by @pauledwardrose @CrabExeter@exeterpsych@UniofExeter@_UoW
Numerous studies have shown that spending time outside in the natural world boosts our physical and mental health
Excited to share our (w/ @DardenSafi & Tim Fawcett) paper on guppy cooperation out today in @RSocPublishing Proc B! We tested the effect of group size on predator inspection and found (unexpectedly) that individuals in bigger groups cooperated more! 🐟 https://t.co/QmUhNfjTYv
New research by Dr @pauledwardrose of @CrabExeter advocates for evidence-based #animalwelfare and measurement of the positive mental and emotional states of zoo animals in order for them to be physically and behaviourally healthy 🦒 Read more: https://t.co/wHYd3xZlqG
CRAB bids farewell to @CetaceanMike - best of luck in your new gig at @CWROrcas! Deny it all you like, but your love of data analysis means you'll never truly be rid of us😅
“Usually you’re up at 4am, walking 2hrs through the forest to find the monkeys, watching them for a whole day then going home…” read this article on our speaker @DeMoorDelphine ahead of our event tomorrow
@CrabExeter@UniofExeterNews@SoapboxScience
https://t.co/RUhTho1tzP
DOUBLE CAKE at todays @CrabExeter lunch meeting.
One (well 2) from Stephen Lea celebrating: https://t.co/I1jMpudtsl
And another from Tim Fawcett (featuring a displaying sage grouse) in honour of: https://t.co/Y2dMgfXV0n
A good meeting.
How do animal courtship displays evolve? New paper https://t.co/JSdiYswbmY started life as a student research project by Irene García-Ruiz @RedSnow1984 on our MSc Animal Behaviour course https://t.co/UBB4MxC8o4. Delighted to see it in print now!
Male but not female killer whales place significant reproductive costs on mothers. This burden is not due to costs of lactation and does not reduce as sons get older. More brilliant life-history work by @CetaceanMike@DarrenPCroft@CWROrcas and others.
🚨New paper alert!🚨
We've known for a decade that killer whale moms keep their adult sons alive. But how does this impact the moms? Turns out, quite a lot! Read more here (OA)
https://t.co/RooljcZ4YW
and see the thread below...
New #research by Dr @pauledwardrose @uniofexeter shows the benefits of #zoos to society and local communities are largely underestimated by the wider population. Read more: https://t.co/YwcxAHkMro
Very excited to (finally!) see our paper out in @NatureEcoEvo showing how spatial memory predicts whether, and where, pheasants are killed by predators! https://t.co/jucV38NedU (thread!) 1/