No extensions needed. Three genera of phengodid antennae and a plucky lil' salpingid for good luck. All from Baja California Sur. #beetles#insects#eyelashes
Whoa! I did not know wingless female flies could be transported by their mates! I wonder how common this is in wing dimorphic insects. Anyone know of any reviews?
Can you look through some dead whale photos for us? Is this a Jellyfish? Can insects hear?
Our Library Director Arie Hammond gets a LOT of random questions. 😂
Read about some of her favorites—and their surprising answers—on our blog! 📚🔍
https://t.co/k64nmbK8Xv
#BREAKING: First global assessment of dragonflies reveals they are threatened⚠️
In the new update to @IUCNRedList, destruction of wetlands are identified as a key driver in the declining numbers.
Read more: https://t.co/S3DcnUdgmp
#ForNature#GenerationRestoration
New #Pollinator#conservation resource alert! The fine team @xercessociety just released a new guide on creating pollinator-friendly parks. Please read and share widely.
https://t.co/z8cUg8VJhY
While the rest of us are fangirling over Timothée Chalamet, our #Entomology Curator @musepods got into the #Dune hype by surveying #BajaCalifornia dunes for insects and other wildlife. He didn’t report any man-eating sandworms, but the dune #scorpions were “insanely abundant.” 😬
Globular springtails! One of my newfound favorite groups. One of our undergraduate students is doing a Symphypleonan senior project, and these are about as charismatic as litter arthropods get!
https://t.co/jmFi6x2KuB
The numbers are in and we were voted as #SanDiego's Best Museum in @sandiegoreader's Best of San Diego 2021! Thank you, everyone. There are tons of incredible museums throughout the county and it always means a lot. https://t.co/FbN3VeUZTU
#ICYMI: a California towhee slipped into our building yesterday. Luckily we know the perfect people to catch and release it!
Thanks to our ops team, too! Talk about a day in the life at The Nat. #balboapark#sandiego#birding Shoutout to Emily D. for capturing the story.