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#ProjectPteropus presents the animated video: The Secret Life of Durian Trees!
The video shows how fruit bats are important for durian trees with illustration by Novia Shin.
So celebrate #BatWeek & Halloween by showing our helpful bat friends some love!
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Thank you, @BFMradio for picking up our study! You can listen to the full session here: or read the full article for free on @thePeerJ https://t.co/RRBtLfJeb5
100 visitors to my 'Persistent mosquito fogging can be detrimental to non-target invertebrates in an urban tropical forest' article published in #OpenAccess journal @thePeerJΒ https://t.co/lo744e1dwz
The sacred ibis (Threskiornis aethiopicus) was sacrificed in the thousands in Ancient Egypt. So many birds were sacrificed to appease the gods each year, that ibis farms, known as ibiotropheia were set up throughout the regions of Egypt to supplement wild-caught birds.
Often called the most beautiful of fowl, the Mandarin Duck (Aix galericulata) is a water bird native to various parts of East Asia where it is prized for its extravagant plumage. In many parts of its range, they are believed to mate for life, and are seen as symbols of love.
Great news! Our article, "Persistent mosquito fogging is detrimental to non-target invertebrates in an urban tropical forest" has been accepted for publication in the Open Access journal @thePeerJ
Spider-fighting is a tradition that is practiced as a form of amusement, or as a "blood sport" in many parts of Asia. In Southeast Asiap, these fights are staged between males of the jumping spider (salticidae) family, most commonly those of the genus Thiania sp.
All elephants, like the Asian Elephant (Elephas maximus), are extremely intelligent and noble creatures. They are also one of the few species who are most like us in their ability to express complex behaviours associated with a wide range of emotions. π