It's easy to be overwhelmed by the bad news when it comes to wildlife and conservation. Here are some success stories from 2019 https://t.co/T2g0xRx7U1
There's something quite Christmassy about these Noctiluca, perhaps it's their bauble shape, or perhaps the colourful glow they emit when disturbed? What's your favourite Christmas plankton? We'd love to see some images!
Drumroll, please! The results of the 2019 Small World in Motion competition are in... Congratulations to Dr. Philippe P. Laissue on his hypnotizing first-place video of a coral polyp emerging!
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This is a little late....but congratulations to @JoshStevens1210 for winning the 2nd place in Poster presentation at the Northeast Aquatic Biologist Conference #nab last week #KSCBio@karencang@LorenLaunen@suwhitte
Incorporating bird-friendly design into your fancy buildings can reduce bird mortality by NINETY-FIVE PERCENT. That's tremendous and architects are taking note. https://t.co/inJ7U4Bb1h via @ArchDigest
Sitting in my office when I hear SHOUTS of joy coming from the bio lab across the hall where #KSCMarineBio class ended almost an hour ago. Student @JasonCharbonne3 has discovered a gorgeous skeleton shrimp living on the hydroid colony he is observing. #LoveMyJob#KSCBio
Whoa! These authors look at metabolites on the surface of blades for #Zostera marina, with regard to chemical defense against microbial foulers. COOL. https://t.co/zM23JOhQAf Now I'm wondering about lesion patterns from #seagrass wasting disease. #phenolics#fattyacids#eelgrass
#MOLLUSKMONDAY#MolluscMonday Ever wonder what would happen if you put a juicy fish out in a pool of water where a SWARM of HUNGRY Nassarius like snails is nearby?? Nifty TIMELAPSE scavenging! https://t.co/91XUOjMZ9s