Joe Roman

Conservation biologist, writer, editor 'n' chef of @EatTheInvaders, @RadInstitute Fellow. New book: "Eat, Poop, Die."

[Eugenio Manuel Fernández Aguilar @EugenioManuel]

Diez libros de ciencia para estas fiestas.

@cienciadetuvida, Rut Tutusaus, Mireia Ortega, @Loeflingia, Ismael Roldán, @DaniEPAP, @roamnjoe, Steve Nadis, Shing-Tung Yau y Ana Martínez Fernández

@pinolialibros @disbook @AlmuzaraLibros

https://t.co/604vvNmhjx

[Joe Roman @roamnjoe]

The puma ordered a penguin for a snack.

https://t.co/eNkimpDzCI

[Joe Roman @roamnjoe]

https://t.co/m7yBKob6Yh

[Joe Roman @roamnjoe]

@Surfmanjp5K Thanks, @kanekane!

[Joe Roman @roamnjoe]

@tomheapmedia @SouthGeorgiaHT @EdinburghUni @BBCRareEarth @BBCRadio4 It was great chatting with you all! We should all talk like humpback whales.

[Tom Heap @tomheapmedia]

Thar' she blows! Whales back from the brink with @roamnjoe Jayne Pierce @SouthGeorgiaHT and Inbal Aron @EdinburghUni. @BBCRareEarth @BBCRadio4 today at noon. Also do toddlers talk like Humpback Whales?

[Joe Roman @roamnjoe]

Whale urine and life at sea.

https://t.co/GwewJh0Qqr

[Joe Roman @roamnjoe]

"All of that liquid gold ends up in the ocean, where it fuels the growth of algae, plankton, and coral, especially in places that struggle with nutrient shortages." https://t.co/BQFun2kGQ9

[Joe Roman @roamnjoe]

Whale pee carries nutrients across the world https://t.co/rkv072nbcK

[Joe Roman @roamnjoe]

Thanks to the folks at Quirks and Quarks for inviting me to their show. https://t.co/M4Zvn2oHzf

[Joe Roman @roamnjoe]

Thanks to Mel Hobson for covering the great whale conveyor belt in Nat Geo. https://t.co/qnM2q2Cgc0

[Gund Institute for Environment @GundInstitute]

Whales leave nutrient-rich cold water, swim thousands of miles to lower-latitude calving grounds-and pee out nutrients, feeding warm-water ecosystems and making animals the "circulatory system of the planet," says @roamnjoe: https://t.co/adJcXG6F66
Photo: Martin van Aswegen

[Joe Roman @roamnjoe]

Thanks, Chantal! Sorry I missed you at BES last year. Next time!

[Chantal Lyons @CSLyons]

My top 3 books of 2024 (the puma one is cheating somewhat as it came out in 2018). Exquisite delicious science writing from @roamnjoe, @some_yeo & Jim Williams!

[Joe Roman @roamnjoe]

@JCSvenning Doing all we can, Jens!

[Profile Books @ProfileBooks]

'Whale faecal plumes can be neon green or bright red. At times, they sparkle with silver scales'

Slightly unconventional lunchtime reading today: a fascinating @guardian piece from #EatPoopDie author @roamnjoe about his obsession with whale poop!

https://t.co/UhcDZn9eMr

[Joe Roman @roamnjoe]

@DonnaLFerguson @guardian Thanks, Donna. It was great working with you on this article!

[Donna Ferguson @donnalferguson.bsky.social @DonnaLFerguson]

My latest article for The @guardian is an interview with Joe Roman, a scientist who is obsessed with whale poo: https://t.co/JtlPQJU7Pm Thank you @roamnjoe was such a privilege to find out about this topic and its potential to help us make the oceans more biodiverse!

[Joe Roman @roamnjoe]

Eat, Poop, Die out today auf deutsch (in German).

[Joe Roman @roamnjoe]

@thebrucemuseum Stop by if you're in the neighborhood.

[Bruce Museum @thebrucemuseum]

Fred Elser First Sunday Science: Eat, Poop, Die: How Animals Make Our World
Sun, October 6, 2–3 pm, at the Bruce Seaside Center

Welcome Dr. Joe Roman, who will discuss his latest publication “Eat, Poop, Die: How Animals Make Our World.”

https://t.co/CPfghvg6dA