Sometimes a little bit of stress can prepare animals for future stress! Join our SEB @sebiology.bsky.social session in Prague on protective stressor interactions. Get your abstracts in! 🐟🐡🐸🧬🔬#SEBconference

Random poll of the day - w/out googling it, who has heard of the sacrificial anode for a hot water heater? Asking for friend 🫧♨️🤷‍♀️

Need a postdoc in my lab working with Rebecca Fox, Timothy & Ravasi's Lab. Looking for an early career #scientist to join the team with a passion for understanding #plasticity & #adaptation. #fish #ecology #evolution #mutigenerational #experiments jcu.edu.au/careers-at-jcu…

Nice job by my MSc student Jake Edwards-Ingle for his design work! Professor Jodie Rummer University of Otago

🌊🐟 New paper in OxfordBibliographies explores how #ClimateChange is reshaping #fish #biodiversity #ecosystems. Unveiling patterns from cellular to community levels, we highlight urgency for conservation. #FishEcology 🌍🔬 Read here: tinyurl.com/mvmuz43y 📸 by Harriet Spark

Any marine snail experts, particularly with Drupella, we need your help please! Do these white bumps along the shell opening identify species or sexes? A student observed both types (with and without bumps) within the same aggregation. Suzanne Mills

Super cool merch with designs by Jake Edwards-Ingle

Still time to vote for spotty #fishoftheyear

NEW PAPER ALERT📢🪸 lead by Dr Jyodee Pilly showing: 1) repeated heat-stress impacts on reefs is depth-dependent; 2) hard coral loss best predicted by initial thermal stress | soft coral loss associated with repeated stress events. Well done Jyodee Sannassy Pilly! @sos_bangor_uni Bangor University

Huge congrats to Aneesa Delpachitra for winning best speed talk at the #ACRS2024 conference and for Eleanor Kelly for receiving the Aust Coral Reef Soc Terry Walker prize for coral reef research, watch this space! Doing the Allan lab proud!! University of Otago

Special delivery from a colleague who just came back from Norge. This is what I miss about living there, the sjokolade and the smågodt

Energy landscapes of predators and fear landscapes of prey can vary spatially but also temporally and should be integrated. For examples in terrestrial, aerial, and marine ecosystems, see doi.org/10.1111/1365-2… Led by Yannis Papastamatiou

Our project "Making #eDNA FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperbale, Reuable)" is now part of the UN Ocean Decade Actions and OBON programmes. We're very excited to connect with other researchers and communities through this incredible opportunity! UN Ocean Decade Ocean Biomolecular Observing Network (OBON)

Are fish closer to cities more exposed to microplastics? A new study looking at fish at Dunedin City, in New Zealand, suggests it's the case as Sheri Johnson Bridie Allan find 20 more piece in the fishes' stomach compared to rural fish🐟 spr.ly/6016gT0bI Royal Society Te Apārangi

Where do eels go when they leave Aotearoa New Zealand? 🤔 To figure it out, we are soon heading to the western South Pacific Ocean to collect #isotope, #eDNA, #eRNA, and more data 🚢⚛️🔬 Learn how we will attempt to solve this mystery below ⤵️ royalsociety.org.nz/research/the-u…

🚨We are delighted to announce that our new paper is out NOW in Current Biology 🦑🌅Here we show how #cuttlefish alter their #camouflage response under naturally occuring dynamic lighting ('water caustics')! 🔗authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S09… 🧵A thread to find out more:

Woop! Well done Eleanor Kelly doing the Allan lab proud. Thanks Aust Coral Reef Soc for the student support!