#Insects

Mieke R❤️th

miekeroth

This is going to be kind of a rant. Bear with me. As you know I do personal projects on a regular basis. Almost all of these projects are (gross)

Stock Market Scientist™

MarketScientist

Agriculture theme AgrochemicalsIndia is 4th largest producer of agrochemicals in the world with an estimated market of $4.5B & it is expected to reach $8.5B by 2025.Avg. consumption of pesticides

Caitlin Faulds

FauldsCaitlin

Already learning lots from a #NACCB2020 session on climate change refugia - aka places that remain relatively buffered from climate change - led by @StralbergDiana@NACCB2020@Society4ConBio@SCBNorthAmericaimage: Morelli et al. 2016 PLOS

Nick Mark MD

nickmmark

Here’s a #tweetorial about extremes of #physiology that are very much "compatible with life".Case #1. You are called about a critical drop in platelets. Platelet Count (x10^3/uL)Previous 475

Frédéric Leroy

fleroy1974

In a previous thread (read first: https://twitter.com/fleroy1974/status/1320325767620866053?s=20), I outlined how the #WorldEconomicForum's #GreatReset & #BuildbackBetter plans also have a #diet part, called the #GreatFoodTransforma

Doug Main

Douglas_Main

Hedge apples are fascinating. They’re too large/unpalatable to be eaten by humans or almost any (living) animal. The species is an evolutionary anachronism—a “ghost” of evolution—that co-evolved to be spread

WWT

WWTworldwide

Be kind to yourself boost your mood by noticing nature.Try these 8 practical exercises @mentalhealth #WorldKindnessDay #WetlandWellbeing Look for other life around you, from plants to insects to birds.

Jordan Ginsberg

jordanginsberg

A tradition unlike any other: @Hazlitt's annual Year in Review begins today! First up, the great @dannychau with THE YEAR IN COMPOST, illustrated by @vickinerino:https://hazlitt.net/feature/year-compost Our year in review series

Dr. Catherine Kehl

tylikcat

So, I'm going to try to do a thread on growing herbs indoors over the winter. Let's see how it goes :-) Keep in mind, this is what I do.

CoastWEB

coastwellbeing

#DYK that around 40% of the people that live in Wales don’t know what a #saltmarsh is, and that only 37% have ever knowingly visited these coastal environments? Despite this

Just the Zoo of Us 🐘🐊🐌

JusttheZooofUs

I'M MAKING A THREAD ABOUT POKEMON AND THE COOL ANIMALS THAT INSPIRED THEM AND NOBODY CAN STOP ME (all photos have credit in the alt text!) Sandslash is based on

Étienne FD

etiennefd

Why do we like spices? They're basically poison.Chili peppers are more easily dispersed by birds than mammals. So they evolved the chemical capsaicin to cause a burning sensation only in

James Lee

MonetizedFuture

5 Trendy Niche Topics (A Thread) Finding a profitable niche to build a site around is the toughest part of the process You can automate everything else, but the niche

Jonny Ecology

JonnyEcology

Thread Centuries of deforestation then overgrazing by deer and sheep have left much of the Highlands of Scotland looking like this - what Frank Fraser Darling called a treeless

Uwagbale Edward-Ekpu

uwagbale_

For the sake of jollof rice we need to talk about how teachers in African schools keep telling their students the botanical name of rice is Oryza Sativa while actually

National Science and Media Museum

MediaMuseum

This week for #SonicFriday we're celebrating one of the most influential musical innovations of the 20th century: the #FairlightCMI.In this thread we'll be taking a look at some of the

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