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New Paper! Offshore wind turbines are key to a low-carbon future, but construction using pile-driving is damaging to dolphins & porpoises. Can we do better? Our new OA paper: doi.org/10.1007/s00227… suggests gravity-based foundations offer a more dolphin-friendly alternative.

✨ NEW RESEARCH ✨ Catch & release science on #sharks is limited to 12 studies for 8 species. Tom Horton & team review the science & available best practice guidelines. Collaboration is key to ⬆️ sample sizes & max benefits to 🦈 (& anglers). Paper: doi.org/10.1016/j.fish…

Check out our 🚨new study 🚨on sequence memory in bonobos, including the results of my master's thesis 👩‍🎓 Thank you to my supervisor Johan Lind 👉 @[email protected] for his contagious enthusiasm for science (and maybe a little bit for birds too)! More info here👉 su.se/english/news/t….

As we approach the end of blue shark season here in the UK, we reflect on another successful season of field research by Sol Lucas and the team, in collaboration with @bluesharksnorkel @celticdeep and NU Students 🦈🧲

Please contact me by DM, phone or email (see poster) if you happen to find one of our devices. Will most likely be on Blyth, Cambois Bay, Newbiggin or Tynemouth beaches. Many thanks! NCL Marine Sciences at Newcastle

If you’re struggling right now, remember that bonobos have a hard time too (with stimulus sequences). Thanks Vera Vinken #ASABwinter2023

First paper of the year out in #ConservationLetters on cetacean bycatch in Indian Ocean drift gill net fisheries, led by Duke University Marine Lab PhD student #BriannaElliott. It is time to address this issue! Link to the paper (open access): conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/.../10.../conl…

This juvenile female killer whale was found on Orkney on New Year’s Day and is currently en-route for postmortem. Focus will be on impacts from threats of human origin (contaminants, entanglement), of which these animals are particularly vulnerable. PM findings to follow.

Here are the latest IUCN Red List status updates for sharks and their relatives (graphic by Eloisa Pinheiro) Learn more about us: iucnssg.org/faq.html

Today we are celebrating International Day of Women and Girls in Science! To all the girls who dream of studying sharks, rays, coral reefs, & anything in our wondrous oceans, YOU GOT THIS. Keep pursuing that dream, keep working for it, keep GOING. 💙🦈 #WomenAndGirlsInScienceDay

Great end to the week - just received my Hodder Education - Ages 11-19 Biological Sciences Review magazine, featuring my article on all things cetaceans and sounds! 🐬 🔊

Applications for #Sharkademy 2024 are now OPEN!🦈 Join Marine Research & Conservation Foundation (MARECO) and Wonders Of The Celtic Deep in #Pembrokeshire this summer on the UK’s first training #residency for aspiring #shark researchers and professionals. Apply here: forms.gle/G8XqT8YpsfkR31… #Sharkademy2024

Changing feeding levels reveal plasticity in elasmobranch life history strategies biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh… #biorxiv_ecology

If anyone sees any tiny blue sharks this year in the S and west of the U.K. (lesser spotted dogfish size) could they send a picture. We are particularly interested in the underside of the pup as it will allow NOAA to age the fish & get an idea of how close the pupping occurred

I really do think this juvenile blue shark is my favorite animal.

Great talk by Vera Vinken presenting some of the work from her PhD using agent based modelling #ECBB2024 ASAB