Natália Vargas

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[sharks are friends @sharks_everyday]

Happy international whale shark day! 💙🦈

Shark fact: whale sharks are the largest fish in the ocean!

[FUNDACION COANA @coana_arg]

Desde #COANA, expresamos nuestra profunda preocupación frente al incesante desfinanciamiento de los sistemas científico y académico que amenaza la continuidad de la ciencia en #Argentina. El trabajo que realiza nuestra iniciativa no sería posible sin estos pilares fundamentales.

[Natália Vargas @NatiFrog]

@maapontes Parabéns Doutora Mari!! Muito legal acompanhar teu trabalho lindo e importantíssimo para os nossos amados anfíbios! Muito sucesso e felicidade sempre 😍🐸👏❤️

[Amphibian Survival Alliance @amphibiansorg]

🚨 Reminder🚨

We are still accepting applications for our Targeted Amphibian Research and Action Program 🐸
The deadline is September 1st, 2024, 11:59pm UTC

The grant amount is Up to USD 8,333 per project

Apply here: https://t.co/4ndEdgVQFU

📸@BrianGratwicke

[Bibiana Rojas @biobiiana]

SO proud of my dear friend @nenaabondano for this monster of a paper, out in @molecology, providing strong evidence of chemical signalling during courtship in some #poisonfrogs 🤯 💯 Feat. also @fvargas_salinas #ETwomey #LSchulte
#CienciaCriolla🇨🇴
https://t.co/asgS2L5mXZ

[Dr. Daniela Rößler @RoesslerDaniela]

👀👀@jonas_o_wolff invited me to join him in writing a dispatch on the beautiful work on eye evolution in spiders🕷️by @KaylinChong, @Lauren_hSR and co-authors recently published in @CurrentBiology. This was a total pleasure to write!👀👀
https://t.co/g3Rgn4pBHY

[Lucas Kias | 🎨 Arte & Ciência 🧬 @lucaskias]

Pessoal! Hoje é meu aniversário 🎂
Querem me dar um presente?! (SE quiser e puder)
Compartilha esse post para mais pessoas saberem que faço artes para artigos científicos (e afins) 😊

[IUCN SSC Amphibian Specialist Group @IUCN_ASG]

🌟 The 3rd Amphibian Conservation Action Plan (ACAP) is out!🌟

We are thrilled to announce the launch of the 3rd Amphibian Conservation Action Plan (ACAP).

The document provides a comprehensive roadmap for global amphibian conservation. #AmphibianConservation #ACAP2024

[Dr. Daniela Rößler @RoesslerDaniela]

💤More sleep for behavioral ecologists!💤

Out now! Barrett @pupating and I wrote a piece inviting behavioral ecologists to look more closely at sleep in their diverse study animals. Best part? It comes with a Tinbergen/sleep comic by @BugTheBard!

https://t.co/yDhhJZ2EVP

[Requinoesis✨ @Requinoesis]

For this Shark Awareness Day, I thought I'd repost these funny and old illustrations that share some facts about sharks! 🦈✨

#SharkAwarenessDay #SharkWeek #Sharks

[Rihnlin 🌱🪲🐸 @rihnlin]

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[Cami ♀️ sapóloga 🐸 @Camila_Moser]

Sextou com mais um artigo publicado do @tozettilab!
Aqui, descobrimos principalmente que fatores antrópicos, como áreas com solo exposto e urbanização, levaram a alterações na composição de espécies entre as comunidades de anfíbios 🐸🐸
Link: https://t.co/UU8r0t7Pyo

[Natália Vargas @NatiFrog]

@Camila_Moser @tozettilab @proftozetti Que demais, muito legal!! Parabéns 👏👏

[SapodePapo 🇧🇷 @sapodepapo]

Atenção pessoal! Estou fazendo uma série sobre os organismos aquáticos que vivem nos tanques das bromélias. Esta é a parte I. Eu fiz essas filmagens durante minha pesquisa do doutorado. Espero que curtam :D
#biodiversidade #bromelias #mataatlantica

[Guilherme Augusto-Alves @Fro_Gui]

Happy to share that the last chapter of my thesis has just been published! We tested possible visual cues on mate-choice process of D. versicolor. This work was made possible thanks to @AgenciaFAPESP.
@LaHNAB_UNICAMP @BiolJLinnSoc
And soon it will be present at @ISBE2024

[Natália Vargas @NatiFrog]

@Camila_Moser @LauraKSchuck @tozettilab @proftozetti @_pulchella @Danii_Figueiro Que legal!! Parabéns 👏👏

[Amphibian and Reptile Conservancy @arcprotects]

Love the outdoors but hate the pests? Newt a problem.

A recent National Geographic article by Christine Peterson revealed that the eastern newt, along with other hungry predators may be the solution.

Read the full article: https://t.co/xu79QAZfg1

📷: Bob Hamilton

[American Museum of Natural History @AMNH]

Wallace’s flying frog doesn’t need wings to take flight. This frog, which inhabits tropical forests in Malaysia & Borneo, uses its webbed feet to glide through the air—sometimes covering distances of up to 50 ft (15 m)!