A interesting talk from Potsdam University last week highlight how predators might change the foraging behaviour of prey and how this can differ within individuals #EBE2022#predator#prey
An interesting citizen science project investigating the abundance of crop pollinators at urban allotments in Brighton, highlighting the importance of sustainable agricultural methods for the future #EBE2022#pollinators#Sustainability
https://t.co/xpJWIpCy62
A good talk on Thursday by Max Reuter from UCL highlighting how flies will regulate their sexual reproduction depending on the food available 🪰🪰#ebe2022#UCL#fliesfoodandfitness
An interesting paper highlighting the evolutionary causes and consequences of ungulate migration #EBE2022#nature#ungulates#migration https://t.co/iQFC198nzf
An interesting webinar by @mikarpeck on Thursday showing the importance of Paraecology and the Rights of Nature to help conservation efforts in Ecuador #EBE2022#Paraecology#Conservation#Ecuador https://t.co/yzTrBbp76Z
To celebrate #WorldOkapiDay, we’re sharing our favourite okapi facts! 😍
This fascinating Endangered species is found in tropical rainforests in the Democratic Republic of Congo. 🌍
What’s your favourite okapi fact? Let us know in the comments! 👇
An Interesting talk and study by Stephen Montgomery highlighting how brain composition in Heliconius butterflies can affect their ecological adaptivity via an increased mushroom body and synaptic density compared to other genera #EBE2022#neuroscience#Heliconious#mushroombody
Enjoyed a fascinating talk by Aida Andres highlighting the genetic adaptations in chimpanzees to SIV infections and how they have evolved to reduce its pathogenicity #EBE2022#PLOSGenetics: Genetic adaptations to SIV across chimpanzee populations https://t.co/AqjkmBYPmS