That time photographer Scott Taylor caught an 'angry bird' in real life. His camera captured a moment in which a cardinal’s wings were tucked tightly into its body, making the bird look like a fluffy red ball floating in midair.

Darwin’s Finches, done with pliers for bills, because “bills are tools.” I’m stoked to be finishing up these carvings in the next month!

Science communication is treated like DEI (no funding, not respected by the boys’ club) and it’s a hugeeeee mistake we will all regret in 20 years.

Please don’t throw away your mascara wands. Instead, clean with dawn soap, place them in a ziploc bag and mail them to a Wildlife Refuge accepting donations. They can be used to clean away oil, larvae, fly eggs, mites, mud and other contaminants from wildlife. Addresses below 👇🏾

Snow falling in Vancouver is a nice time to remind you that CURB CUTS are an accessibility feature. Plowing snow on the streets / shovelling sidewalks and letting it build up at the corners makes it harder to get around.

[delusionally] maybe if i get really really good at bird identification this'll all get better

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Have you registered for Wednesday's workshop? 🗓️ Save your spot for #SciComm 101 with science communicator and climate educator Ive Velikova (Ive Velikova, M. S. Com.)! Learn to share your science story on February 7 at 3pm ET: sciencewriters.ca/event-5573583

FYI Charlotte the stingray is not pregnant with shark rays (unfortunately impossible) but she is also not pregnant with clones of herself (also impossible) it's much weirder than that.

Come grieve + learn + explore our earth in my climate optimism workshop next week! 🌎🌙 #ClimateOptimism #SciComm

academia is actively hostile to low income students

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A thread on different kinds of graveyards... Some of these are beyond imagination..! 1. Car graveyard after Chinese company went bankrupt