#Moth

Thomas E. Saunders

TomSaundersNZ

(1/ ) Thread: New work by @gndaskalova @AlbertPhillimo2 @IslaHMS is _super_ important for the #InsectApocalypse conversation: a simple statistical change to account for pseudoreplication applied to the 2019 German study

Carlos Osweda

COsweda

ThreadThis is very interesting.When @realDonaldTrump spoke about rolling back regulations yesterday, I saw this.First frame shows nothing; fourth frame it flew behind him. And it disappears. It looks the same

Science girl

gunsnrosesgirl3

Afraid of spiders? In their 400 million years of existence spiders have mastered survival in almost every habitat on the planetthere are about 40,000 known spider species...So let’s do a

Forrest Maready

forrestmaready

1. The polio story as you learned it is wrong. It’s one of the most often misunderstood sequence of events in the last two hundred years. I wanted to explain

Caiwei Chen

CaiweiC

After the tragic death of one Pinduoduo's employee on the New Year's Eve, and the suicide of another employee on Jan 9, one brave former employee came out on internet

Dr. Elizabeth Sawin

bethsawin

Day one. One bit of wild July beauty each day. Thimble berries in bloom by my writing cabin. Day two. A nest with festive birch bark ribbons. Maybe a robin?

British Moths

BritishMoths

Fantastic talk by David Wagner at UK Moth Recorders Meeting. What struck me was that our data sets only go back a few decades. In that sense are we just

ThecrossGuy

_MitchThagod

Some strange creatures/animals THREAD1. Venezuelan Poodle MothDiscovered in Venezuela in 2009, this new species of alien-looking moth has poodle-like fur covering its head, thorax, abdomen, and even its wings 2.

Douglas Boyes

diarsia

Excellent special edition on global #insectdeclines published today in @PNASNews. Contains 13 articles available here:https://www.pnas.org/content/118/2#TheGlobalDeclineofInsectsintheAnthropoceneSpecialFeatureIn this thread, I’ll highligh

Benedict Macdonald

Rebirding1

It is said we should plant more trees – but which ones? In this thread, let’s celebrate the avian magic of 20 NATIVE TREES that, on being replanted, could help

qloof 💤💚🤍

ignqloof

thread of some of my colorza head canonsapologies for any grammar mistakes D:[some HCs are shared by the community while others are just my own] [REDZA] bastard man with demon

Littlefoot

LTF_01

Happy #DarwinDayOne of the more underrated and therefore understudied phenomenons in evolutionary theory are indirect effects. Adaptations are not simply the sum of problems and solutions to one-to-one interactions that

🍊aimee🌻

peripheralUS

THREAD OF STUFF STILL AVAILABLE from today’s update!! ‘smoothie’ strawberry lemonade pair ‘divinity’ mt fuji pair ‘foster’ and ‘out of the blue’ forest friends pairs ALL the mushie + floral

Sean M Joyce

SeanMJoyce1

Random fact thread.Feel free to add any that are true. The loudest creature on the planet is the Sperm whale which can "click" at 236 decibels.Some researchers believe they can

Martin Harvey

kitenet

1/ In a thought-provoking thread following the presentations on trends in moth populations at #UKMRM @BritishMoths asks "Do we need to keep focusing on gathering data to back up our

Seb McKinnon

SebMcKinnon

~MtG SECRET LAIR: ARTIST SERIES THREAD~ (i'll be adding to this thread throughout the day)AD Tom Jenkot reached out to me last year about this. The idea: Let an artist

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