Been awhile since I've been on here. Update: not only have I graduated from ETSU but I have also published my first book! It's a horror short story collection, "What Lurks in the Hollers & other Eldritch Horrors."
Feel kinda proud of myself. 😊
Now that the weather’s getting nicer, the field crew can start wet-screening outside again. In the colder months, screening is done inside, but that’s slower since there’s less space for working and less sun for drying. We’re entering peak screening season!
The last bag!
For weeks, the crew has been moving sediment bags to make room for our new building. With this final bag, they moved 6,431 bags in total! That's more than 160 TONS of sediment!
And with that, we now know the total number of bags on site: a whopping 8,032!
What may at first appear to be aggressive behavior is actually an invitation to play. Get a rare look at an African elephant's complex body language #WorldElephantDay https://t.co/J8ZkOa2MZ9
A high-resolution satellite can detect signs of whales splashing and pooping in the oceans — and can even pick out a humpback whale’s long flippers #ResearchHighlight https://t.co/Rgaj5oSfCR
Here's a great article about mammoths and mastodons in North America, that includes our mastodon, "Ernie!" #paleontology#mastodon#fossils
How mammoths competed with other animals and lost https://t.co/PsNPQXeoly