Was watching a trailer for Viggo Mortensen's new film The Dead Don't Hurt and found myself marveling at his facial hair. That took me down a rabbit hole to see if he has the hardest working facial hair in Hollywood.
Check out my new piece on @ringer
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@Martin_A_Nunez 1) Cultivated species should have larger potential ranges they can inhabit/be grown in than native ranges. 2) Native range maps may not be great predictors for cultivated taxa. I'd argue #2 because cultivation is different process than regular invasions/exotic spread.
“Born in the U.S.A.” turns 40 today. Which means people have been misusing the Bruce Springsteen classic for 40 years.
@AlanSiegelLA explores the rich history of the song—and how it’s long been misappropriated:
https://t.co/T3wo0U2P1h
In honor of ‘The Dead Don’t Hurt,’ we present to you a serious investigation into Viggo Mortensen’s many, many facial hair styles:
https://t.co/2GiwqPmNHC
New publication alert! This one feels extra special since it has evolved from what originally was my undergad honors thesis. In it, we look at the potential impacts of a coastal renourishment project on E. coli levels at a marine beach.
https://t.co/67PukQy0t8
@Martin_A_Nunez@NASA The person who posted that reply is a well known troll. They got booted off twitter for tweeting misinformation about Covid-19 but are back now since Musk took over twitter. https://t.co/yvWo71kAZI
@RogueChieftan Here's an article from Carl Zimmer (from 2005) about venom evolution. It says most snakes (including common eastern snakes) produce venom, but it often isn't clinically relevant to humans so its considered non-venomous. https://t.co/2aMfeKt5Vf
@RogueChieftan It's a fair point, but an arid and sunny environment that can be hot most days even in the winter could be easier for species that are venomous to tolerate year round. But they do hibernate in both places so it could just be that their radiation out of Mexico drives it all.
@RogueChieftan I have heard being venomous is energy intensive for animals and since they are ecotherms they favor warmer environments. Also, I think rattlesnakes (which are most common ven. snakes in SW) radiated from central Mexico area so they may have more species close to that area
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For years, I've said no one outside Tennessee cares about Tennessee. Not national Republicans, who know it's a sure thing. Not national Democrats, who think it's a lost cause. For damn sure, people are paying attention to Tennessee now.