Aug 23, 2024
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CLICK HERE to find HOT PENNATE DIATOMS in YOUR AREA!*
*compound microscope not included
I love scientists. I'm participating in a week-long BioBlitz at [organization] and we all gather 'round at the end of every day for "show-and-tell" of the coolest thing we found. Yesterday one of our experts showed us a bunch of microscope pictures of various blobs and shapes, and every single time, the entire room gasped in awe. Someone breathlessly murmured "gorgeous..." multiple times. The scientist himself had identified each species of blob in multiple wildly different phyla. Every single picture looked like this
wildlife bio was really popular on one of the prev polls, so--
favorite field related to wildlife biology and environmental science
animal rehabilitation and care
botany and plant science
conservation biology
ecology
entomology
environmental science
marine biology
natural resource management
oceanography
wildlife educator / public outreach
wildlife management / technician
zoology
Happy 100th Birthday Sir David Attenborough! 🌿🌍💙🍃
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Last Universal Common Ancestor
18 species of heron can be found in Taiwan. How many have you seen?
"Nautiluses are a living link to the ancient past. They’ve been around over 480 million years, cruising deep ocean reefs even before the time of dinosaurs. These soft-bodied creatures live inside an intricately chambered shell. A nautilus can only sense dark and light with its simple, pinhole-type eyes. But a nautilus can perceive water depth and current directions, as well as current speeds, to help it keep its body upright. A highly developed sense of smell helps a nautilus search for food and find mates." Full article - Monterey Bay Aquarium