New collaborative publication between researchers from @IonianDolphinProject from @TethysResearch, @dolphinsarasota, @sb_dolphins, and MMRP.
https://t.co/N8WyIIgluQ
Drone photogrammetry is accurate, rapid, and reliable for quantifying the age-structure of dolphin populations.
It's that time of year again! If you're an undergrad interested in joining our dolphin research team this summer our NSF #REU opportunity is posted- applications due Feb 15th! See our website for more details https://t.co/gdHBioji2u
Apply: https://t.co/kpJzYkQsHM
I'm excited to announce the Foroughirad Lab will be opening at @AggiesByTheSea in January 2024! I'm actively recruiting grad students to work on cetacean behavior and ecology - see my website for more details!
https://t.co/iVjvt64Elj
Story time!!! 📚
When Whoops was a newborn, she accompanied her mother, Wedges, while pursuing large golden trevally. 24 years later, we witnessed Whoops catch her own golden trevally for the first time— Whoops’ calf, Whiskey, was nearby and one day might continue this legacy!
At the time, experts speculated the whales could have been ill, or suffering stress caused by loud underwater noise.
Now, scientists at @CurtinMedia are testing theories:
https://t.co/aNCBH92SjT
@Georgetown [8/8] Dr. Elizabeth Karan is joining ECo as a Postdoctoral Fellow, focusing on organismic and evolutionary biology 🧬She aims to use her time at Georgetown to build an apparatus for monitoring disease in marine mammal populations.
How long do Shark Bay dolphins live? Do females outlive males? The answers and more are in our new paper - out today in @RSocPublishing#ProcB led by @MHFMcEntee ! https://t.co/ykxTYvR0VA
Very happy to see our manuscript “Ancient dolphin genomes reveal rapid repeated adaptation to coastal waters” out today in @NatureComms https://t.co/wykt6bPynt
The third episode of season 3 is coming up on Tuesday! Join Eleanor Caves (@EleanorCaves) and Vivienne Foroughirad (@VForoughirad) as they talk on challenges and solutions in aquatic foraging. More details here: https://t.co/qCHnanrp36
Congratulations to newly minted Dr. @MHFMcEntee for defending a brilliant dissertation this week! Keep an eye out for exciting new work on female reproduction coming soon! 🎉🍾🥳🐬✨
Are you an Australian citizen/resident looking to join #PhDlife? Check out the opportunities now available to join the #SequeiraLab at @scienceANU Deadline for applications is very soon!
https://t.co/7QfCsQQZe9 🐢🦭🐳🐬🐊🐍🦈
‼️Last call‼️ We are seeking recent post-bacs (2021-2023 grads) to join our dolphin research team for the Aug-Dec 2023 season! Application open March 20-27th, see our website for more details and contact info https://t.co/6IDofxlqH3 💦🐬
Apply: https://t.co/KZKIMjJQHA
Are you an undergrad interested in joining our dolphin research team this summer? We have an NSF #REU opportunity open through Georgetown! Applications due Feb 15th! See our website for more details and contact information https://t.co/h6PQidclPL
Apply: https://t.co/L0NZz7l3W0
Did you know baby dolphins have whiskers? This baby was on its second day of life when we saw it yesterday! The whiskers (on top of the rostrum) will fall out in a couple days, but until then they help sense things in the environment while they’re still learning to be a dolphin.