🐍 Ancient hisssstory Ancient Egyptian text lists 37 venomous snakes in Egypt, some absent today. A study by McBride et al. used GBIF-mediated & climate data 🌍 to model 10 species' past ranges. Results suggest all 10 likely occurred in Egypt 4,000 years ago. ⏳ 🔗 www.gbif.org/science...

🧊 Looking for some out-of-the-box thinking? Register for our next #DataUseClub practical session focused on deep-diving on GBIF species occurrence cubes! 🐝 📍14 May 9:00 (UTC+2) 🔗gbif.link/DUC-May25#DataUseClub @b-cubed.eu @

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Spotted a suspicious specter? 👻 Identified an inconceivable oddity? 🍄 Or witnessed a weird wyrm? 🐍 In an effort to expand the taxonomic coverage of species through GBIF.org records, we are now seeking occurrences of mythical and supernatural biodiversity. 🐲

🎥 Better than the original: New SQL-based service enables download of occurrence data cube GBIF has enabled an easy-to-use service for creating and downloading species occurrence cubes based on GBIF-mediated data. Collaborators: @b-cubed.eu led by @inbo.be gbif.link/data-cubes

Like two peas in a pod - The Legume Data Portal 🤝GBIF This portal is a one-stop-shop for sharing information on legumes, updates on the taxonomy of Leguminosae (ChecklistBank updates), and communications via their newsletter - BeanBag. 🔗 www.legumedata.org/ #HostedPortal

The GBIF hosted portal programme launched in 2022 to support Participant nodes and their partner institutions by lowering the technical demands for delivering biodiversity data.⭐ Now 25 hosted portals are live! ⭐ Check them out here 🔗 www.gbif.org/hosted-... #12DaysOfData

To date, more than 11,800 peer-reviewed publications using GBIF-mediated data have been published, with 1,862 papers published in 2024 so far! 🦋 #12DaysOfData 🐧 See the GBIF Science Reviews for snapshots of research and GBIF-mediated data use: www.gbif.org/science-review