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Science Storyteller/Communicator/Teacher. Editor. Advocate for serial commas. She/her

Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto
Joined January 2016
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Yay! I got an #ankylosaur in my Advent calendar, too @VictoriaArbour!
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The asteroid #Bennu has been "frozen" in time, giving us a rare snapshot of the rock record from over 4.5 billion years ago ☄️🪨 🌎 And the sample lands tomorrow!
It’s happening! A capsule with a sample from asteroid ☄️ Bennu is landing in Utah on Sunday morning. (Also there are now USPS stamps!) Tune in on @nasa social and digital channels to watch the live show Sunday at 10am ET nasa.gov
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Kelly Hodgins retweeted
If we dig through the earth and jump down,will we reach the other side of the earth? (theoretically speaking) [📹 Popular Science: buff.ly/44ayYKt] nitter.gq/Levandov_1/status/1691…
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How bigs are the cells? Microorganisms in Perspective 🦠 [📹 full video, MetaBallStudios: buff.ly/3s1uybi]
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Happy Earth 🌏 Day! Kiddo made seed bombs with the ever-engaging Gerry Gourlay and @GirlsInScience Messy and fun 👍 #EarthDay2023
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For the collector in us all!
I have found the ultimate rock/shell/fossil hunting shirt.
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Small holes in the T rex’s jawbone may have transmitted nerve signals to the brain, similar to what happens in modern alligators and crocodiles 🐊 Join in the fun @ROMtoronto for T rex: Ultimate Predator #dinosaur #museumed
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The oldest permafrost found is ~650,000 years old! Thank you @Katie_Bennett26 and @GirlsInScience for an exciting workshop🥶 Kiddo used coloured ice cubes, crushed crackers, and a friendly dinosaur to illustrate how melting permafrost affects our Earth 🌎
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T rex adventures at @ROMtoronto See T rex and tyrannosaur friends right up close! #fossilfriday #MarchBreak
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T rex is coming to @ROMtoronto 🦖
Join us in welcoming the original fossil skull of “Black Beauty” the Tyrannosaurus rex to @ROMtoronto! It’s the first real fossil T. rex ever to be exhibited in #Toronto. Come see it on display starting March 11. Huge thanks to our friends @RoyalTyrrell!
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How well do you know T rex? Visit @ROMtoronto for T rex: The Ultimate Predator! #trex #museumlearning #dinosaurs Opens March 11
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Learning about how data centres keep our data safe with cooling the servers! Check out our DIY thermometers 🌡️ Thank you Maria Bolovis and @GirlsInScience @estruxture
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Telescope 🔭 model building with @GirlsInScience Thank you @heidiwhite for engaging the young astrophysicists 🌟
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Mathmón—statistics in action! Thank you @SarahKSun @GirlsInScience
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Kelly Hodgins retweeted
"The problem with treating fossil specimens like trophies or collectibles is that their real significance comes from the information in the bones, not from the object itself," says @umdgeology's @TomHoltzPaleo in this piece by @Newsweek: newsweek.com/t-rex-skeleton-…
Excited to learn from Makaśa Looking Horse of the Lakota & Mohawk Wolf Clans about the 3 Sisters (corn, squash, beans), and how these and water all interconnect 🌽 🫘 💦 @GirlsInScience
Building a sound recorder with @GirlsInScience 😊 Thank you to Ana Rodrigues for sharing your expertise! 🎵Song snippet is from @JYPETWICE 🎵
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LittaTraps help capture litter before it enters lakes 💦
Walking downtown in @cityoftoronto and see green paint on or by a storm drain? That means there’s an @enviropod_group LittaTrap inside #TrappingTrash!! These traps divert litter from storm water runoff before it enters #LakeOntario. @TRCA_HQ
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Always a treat to see K/Pg boundary 🪨 ☄️
Love stumbling on the K/Pg boundary in the Hell Creek Formation. This black stripe of rocks is the physical, tangible evidence here in Montana of the asteroid impact that 66 million years ago killed off non-avian #dinosaurs, ending the Cretaceous world 🦖 ☄️ 🐁 🙊 #extinction
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