#Habitat

Richard Lockett

LockettRichard

1. Liver fluke dillemas (thread). This cow has been looking thin. Dung sampled and - unsurprisingly - she's positive for fluke. 2. Needs to be treated with flukicide, effectively an

Annika Reads

papersofnote

What could be a cuter end-of-year topic than polar bear circadian rhythms? Unlike some arctic animals, female polar bears have rhythms even in constant light conditions of arctic summer and

Philip Amies

AmiesPhilip

When we discuss native species in some cases we are talking about animals which walked here before Britain became an island.Birds don’t understand that, colonisation or loss are part of

Chris von Csefalvay

chrisvcsefalvay

I just talked to a friend, a federal gov't epidemiologist specialising in respiratory infections. She's been on #COVID19 from the earliest days."Why are we even doing this?", she asked. "It's

jake ✿

mirrorglows

why Woodvale (TS10) is a dark album and is coming on January 19 2021 [a thread] much of this thread has to do with this tweet which taylor tweeted on

Padhri Game Reserve

PadhriR

Save 170 Namibian elephants by buying and moving them.We have previously proposed that individuals and groups who are against population management of wildlife using hunting as a management tool to

Philip Amies

AmiesPhilip

This sort of attack on nature conservation is disingenuous and dishonest. You know perfectly well that bullfinch is much commoner than species restricted to Mendip ancient grassland, it is hedge

Dr. Merritt Turetsky

queenofpeat

In case you thought Sphagnum was only found in boreal peatlands. This is one of my most favorite discoveries, carved into a Sphagnum hill on Basse-Terre, Guadeloupe. I've imagined all

Kim Birnie-Gauvin, Ph.D

kbg_conserv

I’m so bloody tired of freshwater ecosystems being overlooked . So here’s a thread about why you and everyone else should give a shit #freshwaterneedslovetoo #tellyourgrandmothertoo(1/n) #Freshwater makes up less

Lydia Nicholas

LydNicholas

One of those good news things. you remember those? key point that's not super clear in this graph is that total usage went down over 100 TeraWatt Hours; a staggering

Michael Marshall

m_c_marshall

A reader emails to ask:"Why must there exist a universal common ancestor?"In other words, why do scientists believe that all living organisms today are descended from one ancestral population?This is

David Stephens

David_S_Bristol

Last working day fo 2020. A thread.Finally, done. In so many ways. Done. It's been a horrible year for so many, our family included. Others have suffered much more and

Darth Calculus

DarthCalculus

5*2=14, bats are birds, and the anisotropic synchrony conventionA short thread on a solution to the distant starlight problem:Maybe the universe thousands AND billions of years old? The anisotropic synchrony

Miles King

MilesKing10

I know there's a lot of muck being thrown around at the moment regarding what to do about nature & wildlife. But it's worth remembering that a great deal of

Rob of X

RobertSecundus

#XSpoilersIf we can light up a pod—we can light a habbitat.If we can light up a habitat—we can light our island.If we can light up our island—we can light up

Bioacoustics AU

BioacousticsAU

Off-shore #windfarms are growing in size & number of turbines. More than a decade ago we wrote a paper (https://marinebioacoustics.files.wordpress.com/2018/04/madsen_et_al_2006a.pdf?fbclid=IwAR3WgG5cL6YF6y3IaBYNG2N1RtrlR5Gcp7rPo96op54he

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