Mini investigator 🚤 #AMSA2023 so cute! Luke Walker

Great talk today Kristine Faelnar “Gastropods everywhere!” 😂 Macquarie University School of Natural Sciences #amsa2023

Lots of MQ talks today 🎉 great talk today Steph Bagala on fish migration on oyster reefs! If you want to ask her more questions about her research she’s rocking the fish earrings! 🐠 #amsa2023 Macquarie University School of Natural Sciences

Quick gala dinner photo from MQ (at the start of the night whilst I can still make a post 😅)

Flight back to Sydney cancelled. Oh nooo 😜 I guess I’ll have to stay another night on the Gold Coast 😎 extended #amsa2023

It's very rare that a wikipedia paragraph and image will make me giggle out loud but look at the superweaner

Excited to finally be in the PC2 lab working on my sea cucumber tissue samples! 🥳

I was watching Lord of the Rings last night and realized there are many parallels with academia! A thread 🧵👇

Please RT! I'm looking to get short statements from queer marine scientists & biologists (& related fields) about their experiences being queer in their fields. Any level of experience or career is okay, anonymous statements are possible. DM me here on Twitter or email me!

This week, Kristen McSpadden is behind the scenes of MEG Twitter. She’s a marine ecologist, with interests in fishery sustainability and remote sensing, and is currently undertaking a PhD to better understand the population dynamics of sea cucumbers on the Great Barrier Reef.

Just a baby 🥹 It’s worth freezing in Sydney waters 🤿 🥶 some of my favourite cephalopods are out, and adorable baby PJs everywhere #BabyShark #PortJacksonShark

LOOOOOK at this absolutely beautiful sea slug!! 😭 He just sliding around on the reef!! 🪸

oh to be a silly little eel hanging out with my silly little eel friends in our silly little tubes without a care in the world

Haha yes! The little hungry sea cucumber 🥰 so cute!!

Shiny new project. Do you have the time? No: --> Don't do it. Yes: --> No you don't.

🥹 even this little caterpillar is jumping on the Matilda’s bandwagon ⚽️ 🇦🇺 💛💚

🎥 from our trip to the GBR last March! Often confused with the Longfin Bannerfish, the Moorish idol (Zanclus cornutus, aka “Gill” in Finding Nemo) is the only species in its family Zanclidae.

Yay! Congrats Alex for publishing some more humpback whale research 🐋 awesome drone shot!

Some more #mollusk magic! I will never get tired of seeing these guys. #timorleste #bobtailsquid #octopus #teaminvert #marinediversity #cephalopods