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I’m not listening to you, I only believe in science

[G @grant_a_magee]

There comes a time in your life when you can no longer fit your hand in the Pringles can

[living morganism 🌱 @ok_girlfriend]

I was today years old when I learned that sea urchins naturally use shells as hats to make them feel safer and camouflaged so some aquarists had the genius idea to make them tiny hats

[KB @kbnoswag]

Mike Mikeness: The March Madness of Mikes/Michaels https://t.co/5YyBvXsHzd

[chu @chuuzus]

is everyone ok?

[G @grant_a_magee]

Watch this video. Basically we have to lower carbon emissions to slow down this irreversible damage, this is a little big graphic if you’re sensitive but I encourage you to all watch it

[Terrence Edwards @TerrenceEdwards]

The sad reality of climate change. The walrus with no ice or place to go.

#Walrus
#OurPlanet
#ClimateChange
#Climate

[G @grant_a_magee]

.@normneedleman Recycling doesn't have to be confusing. Displaying @recycleacrossam nonprofit standardized labels on all recycling bins and residential carts throughout the U.S. will #FixIt. So let's fix it in our community #LetsRecycleRight

[G @grant_a_magee]

“Dude guess how many likes the egg has now”

[G @grant_a_magee]

I agree, as stream and headwater temps rise these sensitive areas will show amplified affects downstream as the ecology rapidly changes in these streams over time. #AquaEco2018

[Nicole Williamson @NicoleW16484510]

#AquaEco2018 Climate change will not only impact the temperature of NH streams but streams all over the world. These changes can have major, cascading impacts on ecosystems like changes to decomposition rates.
https://t.co/2lLaO9SKJd

[G @grant_a_magee]

https://t.co/0CNMt1ZQ1h
Last winter the Connecticut river saw severe ice jam, will that happen again this year even sooner? We saw ice on some parts as far south as Chester CT this weekend. How will this impact infrastructure? #AquaEco2018

[G @grant_a_magee]

Amazing to see the gorgeous beasts that used to swim around. Truly a shame we don’t have opportunity like this readily available to us any more. I wonder what it would take for people to make and effort towards restoring this treasure #aquaeco2018

[Nick Anderson @MrEelgrass]

Great example of #shiftingbaselines in rivers. New England historically had sea-run salmon. Now the population is limited mostly to downeast Maine. Can you imagine salmon swimming up the Oyster River in Durham? #AquaEco2018

[G @grant_a_magee]

Fish feeding in ossipee New Hampshire at a fish farm. This is @Chris11915217 and myself’s research project location where we are studying the affects of this hatchery on the water quality. #AquaEco2018

[G @grant_a_magee]

Visited the Salmon River in Pulaski, NY this weekend to see the salmon run and attempt at catching a steelhead. Crazy to see how many zombie pudding King Salmon we’re littered on the bank and in the benthos. #aquaeco2018

[G @grant_a_magee]

Looks as though stronger regulations/ execution of the laws limiting fertilization should be considered given those low values. #AquaEco2018

[G @grant_a_magee]

Found this dead bird in Barbados pond in Madbury/Dover NH last week. Would be interesting to determine it’s cause of death. #AquaEco2018

[G @grant_a_magee]

Cool video! i wonder if you could try and match what's hatching in the stream this time of year and use that as a lure/fly if it would take that! #AquaEco2018

[Chris Ziadeh @Chris11915217]

I went fishing over the weekend, while I wasn't able to catch much on my rod, I was able to catch this little fella on camera. While this brook trout might not be native, it's defiantly wild (it was born in the stream) which means the water quality must be great! #AquaEco2018

[G @grant_a_magee]

AND in Texas at a wave pool too! the amoeba is out. normally found in warmer freshwater environments. Pretty chilling stuff #AquaEco2018

[WMUR TV @WMUR9]

‘An avid outdoorsman’: 29-year-old dies from brain-eating amoeba after visiting Texas wave pool https://t.co/iU0WgHiOno

[G @grant_a_magee]

Apparently this brain tissue eating amoeba was found as a result of a random water quality test by Louisiana water quality management. The amoeba is only deadly if the water enters through the nose but if it does it is almost always fatal. #AquaEco2018

[WSB-TV @wsbtv]

Brain-eating amoeba detected in Louisiana water system https://t.co/NChM7wfgeV

[G @grant_a_magee]

WOW! Mondo sized mussel there Chris. You gotta wonder if the oxygen and nutrients in the water from the hatchery upstream has something to do with it?
#AquaEco2018

[Chris Ziadeh @Chris11915217]

This picture was taken last year just downstream from a trout hatchery. Through a little research, I hope to find out what makes these freshwater mussels grow so large and in such high densities. Does anyone have any ideas on what could be causing this? #AquaEco2018

[G @grant_a_magee]

HUGE water even went down on Tuesday in Chester, CT. Amazing to see the force of nature from such a small tributary of the CT river, Great Brook cause so much damage to this small sturdy bridge. #AquaEco2018

[tomo rony @jacronii]

this tweet goes out to everyone who’s called a liquor store “the packie” outside of connecticut and got totally eviscerated by ur social circle... don’t forget ur roots down some nips and keep fighting xo

[G @grant_a_magee]

Here’s a little underwater footage from college brook above boulder field where we found a few tadpoles amongst other things swimming around. This one happens to be holding still for the shot. #AquaEco2018