I'm thrilled that Rob Dunn (@RRobDunn), the award-winning biologist and author who gave us books like 'A Natural History of the Future', 'The Wild Life of Our Bodies', and 'The Call of the Honeyguide' has endorsed #BecomingMartian!
Pre-orders available from @mitpress. Link ⬇️
COVER REVEAL! 🚀🪐🧑🚀 I am SO excited to share the cover for my new book, Becoming Martian: How Living in Space Will Change Our Bodies and Minds! Thanks to the team at @mitpress for the stunning design! It's officially out Feb 17 but available now for pre-order!
In the latest episode of Wild World, we go whale watching in southeast Alaska with marine biologist Dr. Heidi Pearson!
https://t.co/n9XwMxCAXF
[Photo by Heidi Pearson taken under NMFS ESA/MMPA Permit No. 14122]
New Zealand, isolated for 80 million years, gives us a glimpse into how life may have evolved if mammals never existed. [Spoiler Alert: BIRDS!] Brent Stephenson shares info about kiwis, keas, & some of the other weird & wonderful creatures of New Zealand! https://t.co/4DbPewkr1h
Kayla Iocovino talks about what it was like to climb inside the crater of Nyiragongo volcano in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, which has the largest active lava lake in the world. Listen to the entire episode (S2E11) wherever you get your podcasts! https://t.co/wqbyvqshVF
Dr. Kayla Iocovino is a geoscientist who has studied volcanoes all over the world. In the latest episode of Wild World, she talks about what its like to climb into an active volcano in the DR Congo with a bubbling lava lake at the bottom, and more! https://t.co/FRPBkry5Op
For glaciologist Ulyana Horodyskyj Peña, the story of the survivors of a 1972 plane crash in a remote part of the Andes has become part of her work documenting and describing the ways that climate change, pollution, and other forces are affecting glaciers worldwide.
NEW EPISODE! Join glaciologist Ulyana Horodyskyj Peña as she treks high into the Andes to see how glaciers are responding to climate change, pollution, and other threats.
https://t.co/smNOQWE9AB
Most of what we thought we knew about chimpanzees came from Jane Goodall’s work with forest chimps-- until another primatologist, Jill Pruetz, began studying savanna chimps. Her work has revealed many new chimp behaviors, including hunting with spears. https://t.co/D5zxOWk8WI
NEW EPISODE ALERT! Wildlife photographer @prasen_yadav takes us high into the Himalayas in northern India to search of that most elusive of creatures... SNOW LEOPARDS! https://t.co/bpRMCoH8Rh
Biologist @NeilShubin describes the moment when his team discovered the fossilized remains of Tiktaalik rosea-- one of the first animals to walk on land! Complete episode: https://t.co/pOYqAi0lu5 @FieldMuseum@UChicago@ScottESolomon