*rides into battle on a giant tardigrade, wielding Andúril and laughing maniacally*

I really hope y'all climate change deniers and those who ignore habitat destruction will be happy sharing your street with a damn bear

I'm a final year Master's of Science student in marine and freshwater biology, red and purple belt in taekwondo and karate respectively, and most of my spare time is taken up with designing, planning, and getting tattoos, eating, and pspspsps-ing at disinterested cats #TransAND

Day 4 of self-isolation: My partner texted me from THE OTHER SIDE OF THE BED to let me know that he wanted me to put my phone down and talk to him.

Lockdown sucks but on the plus side I'm better hydrated than I've ever been in my life

Literally still don't know what format my fINAL YEAR EXAMS are going to take. Not anxious. Just. Concerned.

Folks in my mentions defending landlords, uh, *evicting people during a pandemic* should know that bootlicking can spread the virus

Trans kids (and adults), their loving family members, and people who accept them >>>> arseholes who bully children on the internet. #LoveWins

I feel like we all need some distraction just now and I like to come up with ways to make exam revision more fun so I'm going to start tweeting weird sentences I read from my study notes with the hashtags #outofcontextecology or #outofcontextevolution. Please enjoy.

"Cannibalism/non-cannibalism is a plastic response" #outofcontextevolution

Absolutely stoked to have my first paper published in Springer Coral Reefs! Massive thanks to my coauthors Shaun Killen AshleyLeVin David Bailey Deepeeka Kaullysing and Shashi Chumun and to my wonderful supervisor Ranjeet Bhagooli and everyone at the University of Mauritius.

Absolutely buzzing to announce that I'll be starting a PhD in behavioural ecology in October with the #killenlab Shaun Killen at University of Glasgow @IBAHCM! It's been a tough couple of years of applications but I get to live the dream with my #1 choice! Roll on October!

Delighted to have my second paper on the impacts of territorial Stegastes species on coral reef ecosystems published in the Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology today! Big thanks to everyone who contributed! authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S00…

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