Met these sexy reptiles for the first time today. ♥️

Happy to see two incredible women in science I'm lucky enough to know receive prizes from the The Royal Society - Emily Rayfield for her pioneering a new, cross-disciplinary era of engineering-informed computational palaeobiology, & Dr Jess Wade liked it here once for her achievements in functional materials.🥂

Rest in peace to astonishing author, activist, and cherished member of the Grateful Dead family, Steve Silberman. “When I started working for the Grateful Dead in 1999, Steve Silberman was around a lot, working on the So Many Roads boxed set throughout the summer. He was so

Join HS author of What the Wild Sea Can Be, at The Royal Geographical Society for Making Waves: Voices for Water Speaker Programme on Tue, 24 Sep 2024 19:00 - 21:30 WildernessUK Book here eventbrite.co.uk/e/making-waves…

Oh shit. Cheerio Steve.x

I’m seeing a lot of anger and disappointment in badger circles today that the badger cull is ending, but not ending fast enough. Apologies for the long thread 🧵, but tet me explain why I think the news is the best it could be 1/25

support palestinian speculative fiction and order your copy of thyme travellers today! it's wonderful, if i do say so myself (& my short story gaza luna is in it 🥰) bit.ly/3ASUtGE

I also put together a climate book list to accompany my essay on climate anxiety So many inspiring—and mind-expanding! —books by the likes of Zoë Schlanger Elizabeth Kolbert Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson 🐙 @HopeJahren Emily Raboteau Bill Weir Rebecca Solnit. Come read with me! latimes.com/environment/st…

Might write a book for grown ups.

Shitting heck, that is a short list of fire

Creature from the Black Lagoon. released in 1954, What few knew until recently however, is that the credit for the Creature’s iconic design was cruelly stolen from one of the industry’s earlier female animators, Millicent Patrick.

Folks, you're goddamn Nature. How about spelling "seque" correctly in the freaking abstract?

Tell me you don't understand the remit, research- and cultural-missions of Natural History #Museums worldwide without telling me you don't understand them.

"The dentary–squamosal contact, which is traditionally considered to be a typical mammalian feature, therefore evolved more than once and is more evolutionary labile than previously considered" Wow. Massive congratulations all involved.

NO OK, COMPUTER! Radiohead join over 11,000 artists in blasting Artificial Intelligence: thequietus.com/news/not-ok-co…

Here's our third BOTW for November! [Ad-PR] To win a copy of this book, follow, like, share & comment by Friday 6pm. Tag teacher friends for extra entries! A winner will be chosen at random. UK entries only. #RR_BookOfTheWeek Nick Crumpton no longer posting Viola Wang @WalkerBooksUk

Day 7, Non-Fiction: 'How to Chat Chicken' by Nick Crumpton no longer posting illustr. by Adrienne Barman What on Earth! Books How do we know what animals are saying? This fascinating book is based on scientific recordings of animal sounds and the observation of behaviours. #SparkLonglist

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