Eco Explorers NUIG @ecoexplorersnui - Twitter Profile

over 8 years ago

Took the animals for a walk in @nuigalway yesterday, met lots of lovely people! Great footage guys! https://t.co/GNmjr4ySlg

Ollscoil na Gaillimhe | University of Galway

@uniofgalway

over 8 years ago

The Reptiles from @EcoExplorersNUI are certainly enjoying the beautiful weather on campus today. Filmed using some helpful tips from @mojofestival, looking forward to MojoFest 2018 here at NUI Galway, 29th-31st May.

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Glinsk N.S. @Glinsk_NS

over 8 years ago

Meet the family @nuigalway @hrbtmrn @EcoExplorersNUI #START WORKSHOPS

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Eco Explorers NUIG @EcoExplorersNUI

over 8 years ago

Another day of spreading information about reptiles and invertebrates! :) #scicomm https://t.co/bQXMog27K6

HRB-TMRN @hrbtmrn

over 8 years ago

Our first arrival at START 2018... Matt the snake and the @EcoExplorersNUI! Our budding trial researchers are en route @hrbireland #ICTD2018 #START2018

hrbtmrn's tweet photo. Our first arrival at START 2018... Matt the snake and the @EcoExplorersNUI! Our budding trial researchers are en route @hrbireland #ICTD2018 #START2018 https://t.co/q2UkAaP3xt

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Eco Explorers NUIG @EcoExplorersNUI

over 8 years ago

Tortoises are great! #TortoiseThursday

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Eco Explorers NUIG @EcoExplorersNUI

over 8 years ago

Beetles are the most successful animals on the planet, approximately 25% of animals are beetles! They spend most of their life as a larva, typically up to 3 years then they develop into an adult which usually only lives for around 3 months!

EcoExplorersNUI's tweet photo. Beetles are the most successful animals on the planet, approximately 25% of animals are beetles!
They spend most of their life as a larva, typically up to 3 years then they develop into an adult which usually only lives for around 3 months! https://t.co/RxQ0mlUwcq

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Eco Explorers NUIG @EcoExplorersNUI

over 8 years ago

Carpet pythons have heat pits on their lips (you can see a row of them on the bottom jaw quite clearly here) which they use to detect warm-bodied prey but also to find good spots to thermoregulate, finding cool spots when it's too warm and warmer spots when they need to heat up

EcoExplorersNUI's tweet photo. Carpet pythons have heat pits on their lips (you can see a row of them on the bottom jaw quite clearly here) which they use to detect warm-bodied prey but also to find good spots to thermoregulate, finding cool spots when it's too warm and warmer spots when they need to heat up https://t.co/BsOS98jTC6

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Eco Explorers NUIG @EcoExplorersNUI

over 8 years ago

One of our tarantulas has moulted! You can see the venom duct in the close up of the fang! :D #tarantula #arthropods

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Eco Explorers NUIG @EcoExplorersNUI

over 8 years ago

Fantastic documentary screening tomorrow with @HerpSocIreland in @tcddublin on snakebite, highly recommend checking it out if you're around! https://t.co/b3VKzccuga

The HSI @HerpSocIreland

over 8 years ago

Join us on Tuesday 13th March at 6pm @tcddublin for the screening of ‘Minutes to Die’. This documentary film about the people who live every day with the constant threat from venomous snakes & the scientists who are working relentlessly to develop the best quality antivenoms.