#Species

Helen McCallin

HelenMcCallin

1/7 Tonight Dad spoke with a different farmer at a different beaver site. The farmer’s having problems with his drainage due to the dams. He’s installed his own deceivers, but

Lajara Dayne

LajaraSedai

New updates on Planet of the Singing Velociraptorshttps://twitter.com/LajaraSedai/status/1291931406189436929 A prologue to a book about bird advanced intelligence fucking up humans would show humans who communicate with drums over large dis

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NZ_Avian

(1/8) Every human on this planet has a mix of Pleiadian, Sirian and/or Alpha Draconian ancestry, in addition to the genetics of the Earth-based hominids. (2/8) The first Neanderthal type

Dr. Angela Rasmussen

angie_rasmussen

With global spread, national border closures seem like a pretty facile solution to hypothetical more infectious variants that haven’t emerged yet or been imported. Int’l travel isn’t a selection pressure

Christian Eldridge🐮

mudkipdetective

Part of the reason there isn’t so much dinosaur media is that it is, at its core, a subgenre of creature features. It’s a relatively limited range of stories that

Charles Melnyk

CharlesMelnyk

A nice step towards achieving wide spread inter-species plant grafting "Cell-cell adhesion in plant grafting is facilitated by β-1,4-glucanases" published today in @ScienceMagazine. My thoughts on this paper https://science.scien

Josh Tyler

JoshTylerEarth

Hi, my name is Josh Tyler and I'm taking part in the #GlobalScienceShow & #FUTURES2020. I'll be tweeting about cryptic species and how we discovered three new species of gentoo

Dr Mark D. Scherz

MarkScherz

Today's #FrogOfTheDay is a stunner, appropriately named: #39 Guibemantis (Pandanusicola) pulcher (Boulenger, 1882)! Pulcher is Latin for 'beautiful'. It's our first Guibemantis, an enchanting genus of #frogs.#MadagascarFrog

John Moffitt 🌊🌊🧢🧢

JohnRMoffitt

Nearly 7 billion Homo sapiens sapiens live on Earth. All the same genus, species & subspecies, with much variety including 400,000 different skin colors. Race is a lie with no

Daniel Probst

skepteis

Earlier today I took this picture. Something has bothered me since: Where is the penis? Do insects have penises? Turns out they do, sort of... (Thread) The penis of a

Kate Wong

katewong

[THREAD] Recently I’ve been fixated on the fledgling brown-headed cowbirds in my yard. Cowbirds, if you’re not familiar with them, are brood parasites—females lay their eggs in the nests of

Katie Schroeder

katieschro8

Baby #songbirds already have a surprisingly well-developed auditory processing system! @HealeyLab and I are excited to share the first paper from my dissertation. #NestlingsAndNeuronsPaper here: https://doi.org/10.1002/dneu.22802Follow the

Kevin R Burgio PhD

KRBurgio

Today's #ParrotOTD is the Carolina Parakeet, the species I have studied the most! They were the US's only endemic parrot species, surviving through blisteringly cold winters in the midwest. Much

it’s conch closed szn.

specieswithshan

1) Hi I'm Shanna! Conservation efforts typically take decades to show tangible species and habitat recovery. What success can be claimed in a short time? Enter Redonda the remote uninhabited

Adam Ozimek

ModeledBehavior

I think what is clear about UFOs is the “normal” explanations don’t work. For Bayesian reasons, I think natural phenomenon is most likely, even though that is not the most

Cory Doctorow #BLM

doctorow

My latest @locusmag column is "Full Employment," in which I forswear "Fully Automated Luxury Communism" as totally incompatible with the climate emergency, which will consume 100%+ of all human labor

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