#Species

Benjamin

Via_Benjamin

Loved this conversation with @wolftivy and @miltonwrites great discussion of how we have to take on our responsibility as caretakers of the earth.https://twitter.com/palladiummag/status/1355610465913729026 I had one *strong* point of disagr

Benedict Macdonald

Rebirding1

1. This is a thread about WILDER HORSES. Amongst the most loved & respected of animals, horses have vanished from much of our countryside, first as wild animals and then

Alexandra Rowland (they/them) ✨

_alexrowland

Toxic masculinity seems once again to be progressing its agenda to convince society that men are not allowed to have communities or networks of support, for fear of being unmanly.https://twitter.com/LilySimpson1312/status/135367427872239206

Gina Bates

hilltopgina

Why I feel disgusted with the human species. 1. Speciesism Humans have turned sentient life into products. Here are a few who we exploit, torture and execute. Land Animals bred

Glacier National Park

GlacierNPS

Why do some trees drop their leaves every fall (deciduous), while others hold onto their leaves year-round (evergreen)?(thread) There are tradeoffs between the two strategies. In the winter, leaves are

Luther Majimbo

Luther_Gen

In a just world Ken Okoth would have been the next NBO governor.Courtesy @GrantBrooke https://twitter.com/GrantBrooke/status/1343850881951952896 It's a tragedy that Ken remains one of the rarest of his species. We have

Jason Su

jasonbsu

A thread on insights and intuition:1) I recently heard about Ben Affleck asking a question on the set of Armageddon, regarding the best way to drill a hole on an

National Geographic

NatGeo

How has #COVID19 impacted conservation? In honor of #WildlifeConservationDay we'll be hearing from Gladys Kalema-Zukosoka (@DoctorGladys) and Ricardo Moreno of @yaguarapanama who are both studying the pandemic's effects on wildlife.

Blas Benito

BlasBenito

Random Forest is a pretty popular modeling method due to its ability to deal with high-dimensional data without requiring any assumptions to be met, and its flexibility to model both

Jack Butcher

jackbutcher

This is your brain on visuals: (thread) The speed at which our brain processes images is at least 15.6x faster than text (according to MIT)Science aside for a minute, the

erika

_theerikaruiz

LEAVE IT THEREhttps://twitter.com/nypost/status/1288373973756125184 sharks are literally so important. They are at the top of the food chain so if we eliminate them all of the rest of the species grow

Smithsonian's NMNH

NMNH

A new paper in Ecology and Evolution challenges what researchers know about eels’ supposed loner behavior. C. David de Santana, a fish research associate @nmnh, and colleagues discovered a group

Philip Turnbull

PhilipTurnbull

OK #ableg #mountainsnotmines #defendabparks I read up on the Ram Coal Corp leases near Nordegg.Another thread on one of many coal companies aiming to set up shop in Alberta, putting

Jorge C. Berny Mier y Teran

JorgeCBerny

Underscoring the importance to work on breeding for high temperature tolerance between and within specieshttps://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/may/05/one-billion-people-will-live-in-insufferable-heat-within-50-years-study Just checki

Eleanor M Harris

eleanormharris

UK Forests and Climate Change.A new series of four expert factsheets from @Forest_Research gets into the nuance below the headlines, and sorts the facts from the myths on this important

Lee Schofield

leeinthelakes

HEDGE THREAD. Sadly, there are a great many hedges in #Cumbria that look like this. I'm not sure it's even fair to call this a hedge really, though it certainly

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