Miles Maxcer
@milesmaxcer
Note: account rarely active due to changes at Twitter.
PhD student at @UF & @UFEntomology’s Lucky Lab. 🐜, scicomm, policy, & storytelling. He/him.
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Have you found a queen ant but aren’t sure what to do with her? Check out our video tutorial with Miles Maxcer here: youtu.be/w2t_yEJ7bi0
It’s time to set the record straight: ants are downright cute! Miles Maxcer joined The Washington Post’s María Luisa Paúl to talk all about ants and the critical roles they play in terrestrial ecosystems around the world.
It was great to speak with the The Washington Post about how truly awesome ants are. I gave a passionate defense of carpenter ants after this picture went viral, threatening perceptions of ants; the little things that run the world. 🐜🐜🐜 washingtonpost.com/nation/2022/10…
.Miles Maxcer of UF/IFAS Entomology & Nematology and Eugenijus Kavaliauskas, photographer of this viral image of a carpenter ant, find beauty in this close-up of an "instrumental organism." Twitter users found terror. wapo.st/3TXin8m
A photo of an ant from Nikon Small World Photography Competition has gone viral for its menacing look. Graduate research fellow, Miles Maxcer from Andrea Lucky lab, weighs in on this image of the carpenter ant. t.ly/kPw_ #UFBugs #Kavaliauskas
An accomplished National Geographic Explorer and photographer, my great uncle Emory was an inspiration. His stunning photographs documented humanity’s first forays into the darkest depths of the seas, including the 1985 rediscovery of the Titanic. He will be missed!
Special thanks to Miles Maxcer & company from the Andrea Lucky Lab! We had an amazing Florida Museum #MuseumInTheParks #MuseoEnLosParques program! Participants from Children Beyond Our Borders (and I 😎 ) learned so much about ants!! #InclusiveScicomm