
Writer, skeptic, critic, naturalist. Bylines: @NatGeo, @ScienceMagazine, @VICE, @DiscoverMag, @RoyalSocBio, @AtlasObscura, @Raconteur/@TheTimes, @SmithsonianMag
Chicago, Illinois, U.S.
Joined October 2012
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One of the coolest carcass photos I've ever seen — a bowmouth guitarfish recently washed up in Western Australia.
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Sound on please ! Hornbills are calling ! How many Great Hornbills are too many ! Surely never enough! A gathering like this is called a ‘congregation’, and what a stunning congregation this is ! Somewhere in in the Anamalai landscape in Tamil Nadu there is a precious stronghold for these iconic birds, whose future rests in the great old trees in the last remaining rainforests. These magical moments are captured by @dhanu_paran #GreatHornbills #Hornbills #wildlifeconservation #BirdsofIndia
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Just some plankton fireworks for November 5th. Sparkly Acantharia @natgeo @zeiss_micro
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A herd of 16 elephants at the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary photographed by M. Krishnan in May, 1970
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Sahildeki bir çalılıkta dinlenen sakalar
#Hangitür #birdwatching #wildlifephotography #cardueliscarduelis
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This planktonic copepod, Corycaeus anglicus, has been infected by parasites and eaten from within. Watch them escape from the dead copepod's body to continue their lifecycle. (Parasitology and the evolutionary arms race between parasite and host is a fascinating topic in biology, at least I think so 🙂.) @zeiss_micro @natgeo
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Reminding you again about the existence of the chicalaba (Quercus insignis), an endangered oak tree native to the cloud forests of southern Mexico and Central America, which bears the largest acorns in the world
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Just like this tardigrade, we're shedding our skin and heading onward into the weekend — no eggs here, though. The only thing we leave behind is punny captions!
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Credit: Dr. Gonzalo Quiroga Artigas
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Horse Mackerel, Freshwater Prawns, and Seaweed, by Utagawa Hiroshige, 1832-1833
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A 1996 vintage Utahraptor.
Age of Reptiles: Carnivores #3 Ltd. Ed. Lithograph
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