#Mammal

Your Friendly Butch Anarchist

butchanarchy

Environment destruction was and remains a key tool in the belt of settler colonialism, not a side-effect or afterthought. Settlement requires undermining Indigenous relationships to the land itself, which in

Dr Elsa Panciroli

gsciencelady

Got your tatties, neeps and nips ready? Caught your haggis? It's #BurnsNight2021, but ever wondered how your dinner evolved - not historically, but scientifically? A THREAD on the #evolution of

Michael Shellenberger

ShellenbergerMD

Hi Greta, Thanks for making clear your opposition to our systems of representative democracy & regulated capitalismHowever, it is wrong to state that they can't solve our greatest ecological problemsIndeed,

Anna MacDonald

Dr_AnnaM

OMG! After 4 years, Friday was my last day working on @OMGenomes at @ourANU. I’ve been lucky to do some amazing mammaly museumy geneticy things, hang out with great people,

Wambui K. Collymore

WambuiKamiru

Had a bit of fun with Kenyan history and culture over there on IG. A thread: *Entomology thank you. Folks gave me things they know about Kenya and I

Rewilding Science

RewildingS

1/16 We’ve got a weekend #rewilding paper for you! In this paper, @TimDoherty_ and @EuanRitchie1 discussed the complexities and issues with managing non-native predators through the use of lethal control

🦇eldritch ele🦇

eledritch

This is a whale wild fact thread bc I’m researching my Original Writing Project & they keep getting infinitely cooler. 1. Sperm whales, at 230 dB, are the loudest animals

Dr. Sweta Chakraborty

swetac

We're entering a "pandemic era." We must act aggressively on climate to prevent future pandemics from occurring more frequently.How do they connect? Immunologist Dr. @ChristineRJames and I wrote an op-ed

Rewilding Science

RewildingS

1/13 Today’s #rewilding paper is one that discusses the infamous escapees from Pablo Escobar’s private zoo that has since led to a wild population of Colombian hippos 2/13 Now

Silver-tailed Mochi ⁷ ᴮᴱ💜🐋⟬⟭ ⟭⟬ ✨

hallyulyrebird

Okay, it’s the thread you’ve all been waiting for (maybe). BTS as Australian native animals. Wildlife photos credited as reply to each tweet. Don’t @ me for no kangaroo.

Emily Taylor

snakeymama

The viral meme showing an African rock python and #berniesmittens is *hilarious* but also got me thinking about human-eating snakes again. CW: death by snake #thread 1/ BTW, the image

Franklin Fitch 👀

cryptofitch

THREAD: CollectiblesDeep human needs? Cabinets of curiosities? Veblen goods? Or something more...Let’s take a deep dive into the history and psychology of collectibles and see what makes #NFTs unique.Part 1:

Andrea Prinzi SM(ASCP), MPH, CPH🧫🔬

andreaprinzi

Enjoying the morning listening to some great #pediatric Infectious Disease talks at the #CoPedsID2020 conference! Starting things off with a talk about The Infectious Hazards of Exotic Pets by Dr.

Robert Dickson

robertpdickson

[thread] The paradox of treating ARDS is this: because we don't have a drug to reverse lung injury, we provide supportive care with two therapies - oxygen and mechanical ventilation

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chercher_ai

[1/many] Here's my cosmological view of The Infinite Game as of today, based on my own observations. It's the same as any other story -- wrong.The Void. Emptiness. Ultimate Potential.

Miguel Angel Gómez-Serrano

GomezSerrano_MA

Human activities have an impact on breeding shorebirds (waders) http://ow.ly/NGQ150BpSvF But Can we assess whether we are disturbing birds? Yeah! These species often perform distracting behaviors to keep intruders away

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