Wildlife Biology | Herpetology | BS LHU | MS JCU
Joined July 2018
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'Maximum Clutch Size of an Invasive Burmese Python (Python bivittatus) in Florida, USA' by Currylow et al. (2023) has recently been published in #ReptilesandAmphibians: doi.org/10.17161/randa.v30i1… #Herpetology #Reptiles #Snakes #InvasiveSpecies
Our hognose we have in the bio lab, huffin and puffin at me for just wanting to visit him! Ungrateful but can’t stay mad at him he’s too cute.
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Teah M. Evers retweeted
do not ever try to convince me that living densely packed into metropolitan towers is the human ideal to strive for. like what the fuck. what the fuck. go outside. touch a leaf. fuck.
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Adding to the #SalamanderCuteOff.... Here’s a cute red-backed salamander found at the @AlgonquinWRS last spring!
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When did it become a thing to replace existing lawns with fake grass? I've heard of several neighbours doing this lately. Replacing green space with plastic grass- what is driving this worrying trend? Our society is increasingly disconnected from nature, with no #SpaceForNature
Teah M. Evers retweeted
#Titanoboa is simply too much snake
This extinct snake was the largest ever in-the-land-of-ever.
12.8 meters and over 1100kg* that’s a big noodle. *all estimates based on size of vertebrae
I cannot over emphasis that is simply TOO MUCH SNAKE. #FossilFriday
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I truly hope one day as a society that we can appreciate human diversity and the unique display of identity as much as we do with the biodiversity of the natural world and all the wildlife we are so greatly enamored with, it would be wonderful to witness. #sciencetwitter – at Ely, NV
Teah M. Evers retweeted
#ShutDownSTEM does not simply mean stop working or attending meetings, but to take the time to listen to your black scientist colleagues. Make an active effort to create that space and to listen to our lived experiences.
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I present to you, the funniest looking Salamander I’ve ever found. Desmognathus sp.
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Life for snakes in the desert is rough, especially this time of year when measurable rain hasn’t touched certain areas in ~6 months. We gave this Coachwhip a quick drink before moving it off the road.
