Vaga de trabalho remoto para ecologistas, biólogos, taxonomistas, etc etc BR

We are still recruiting Brazilian experts in species ID at Pivotal. It's remote flexible work so a really handy side gig. If you can identify Brazilian plants or mammals from photos, of frogs, bats or birds from audio, please apply! 🧪 www.researchgate.net/job/1018369_...

As a Brit I cannot answer this but I'm sure many here can 🧪

We are still recruiting Brazilian experts in species ID at Pivotal. It's remote flexible work so a really handy side gig. If you can identify Brazilian plants or mammals from photos, of frogs, bats or birds from audio, please apply! 🧪 www.researchgate.net/job/1018369_...

Science question: if a giraffe was bad, like really evil, and we had to construct a gallows for the evil giraffe how tall would it have to be

It’s simple. Many of us share #science. Please join up. go.bsky.app/H3qcvgP Please add your name below and expertise and you’ll be added! #scientistswhocommunicatescience #scicomm #womeninsciencw

Someone should do this (not me tho)

Holy SH*T y'all!! Took dogs out after dinner & as I went to bring in the suet saw eyes watching me from other side of fence, leaned in expecting raccoon or opossum - NOPE STUNNING Gray Fox ( Urocyon cinereoargenteus) like 6 feet away - just looked at me then quietly went off to their left. 1/2

It's nearing the end of the year for me so I'd like to thank everyone who participated in this season's #InverteFest shenanigans! Please accept my final offering, this itty bitty red springtail crawling between roots. Buggy new year and I hope to see you all again next season, April 2025!

Great to be back, I see the skeet vs post discourse is ongoing. Love that for this platform.

Guys I'm back and ready for 2025

follower farming implies the existence of follower subsidies and a national stockpile of followers

Happy New Year from invertebrates that look like fireworks. Credits Jellyfish: OET/Nautilus Live Anemone: Cathy Lewis Feather duster worm: Pauline Walsh Jacobsen Octopus: Schmidt Ocean Institute

If you are a scientist (including graduate students) or professional science communicator who is at least 18 years old and are using Bluesky for any kind of professional purposes, please consider taking our survey. Link: umiami.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_... Please help share. 🧪🌎 #SciComm

I just created a Starter Pack with profiles interesting to science/environmental journalists. Glad to add profiles (once I learn how to do that 🤔) go.bsky.app/NbMvKPU

So what's new around here since I semi disappeared?

Sorry for the month long absence my entire life set on fire. I'll be back online at least once a week to respond to requests moving forwards ^_^

Hi folks! Sorry about the backlog on the science feed - will be on it over the next week 🫡

Hi everyone, hope you're doing well! What's your favourite fish? 🤔

I'm looking for work for the first time in 3 years. A few projects fell through, and I have openings in 2025. Are you or an organization/community you know looking to share their story through signage? I plan, write, illustrate and design beautiful, engaging panels. www.discoversecondnature.ca

thanks to @almostinfamous.bsky.social I learnt of the shark + turtle tracker and now I just have this open in a corner of the big screen. www.ocearch.org/tracker/ 🦑🧪

boys be like, "i have a type" and the type is bug

I'm also seeing a lot of AI generated images when I search for pictures of certain species, such as for classroom lectures... (Try searching for kangaroo rat white background)

My work are looking to hire a full stack engineer! Come and work with the infrastructure behind analysing biodiversity data at scale www.linkedin.com/posts/pivota...

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Google's wonderful AI believes that the Canada Goose, which was described by Linnaeus, was named after a random dude named John Canada.

I’ve wanted to see a kingfisher ever since I saw the quoted tweet and my wish finally came true today! 🪶

Ozark Zigzag Salamanders (Plethodon angusticlavius) exhibit some cool alternate morphs, one being yellow. This was my first time seeing the species and my first individual was yellow! Soon after I found a few typical red ones and took a quick comparison shot. #herps

you can solve any problem if you throw enough snakes at it

Art is where you find it. Nice going, cabbage DNA!

people with the entirety of all recorded music ever at their fingertips available to stream near instantaneously will be like "check this track out" and it's "teardrop" by massive attack, again

quick everyone figure out what your best banger is so you can pin it when the time comes!

Super excited that Pivotal have been used as a case study by the World Economic Forum as a innovator facilitating investment in Natural Capital www.weforum.org/publications...

Hi everyone! 👋 I'm Samantha (Sam) Hauser. I am the Bird Academy Project Manager at Cornell Lab of Ornithology. As an ornithologist who's scicomm passion has always been a labor of love, I couldn't be more excited to be doing bird science communication professionally!!

A dinosaur spotted in White Sands National Park, the Callisaurus… also known as a Western Zebra-tailed Lizard. 🤙🏼📷📸🦎🐢

Our lab is thrilled to share new research published today in Biology Letters on the function of water anole 'bubble breathing' ! 💧🦎💧 #lizard #HERper royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/...

Views from a trip to Pukenui/Anchor Island a week ago, to help with #kakapo transmitter changes. No decent kākāpō photos, I'm afraid, but my scenery pics are a slightly better! #conservation #fieldwork.

Little bobcat kitten tucked away in the bushes while mom hunts. 🧪🦊

HOLY SHIT HOLY SHIT HOLY SHIT Look who we caught today! It’s a hatch year Eastern Towhee (born this year). A female would be brown and a male would be black, and this bird has female characteristics on one side and male on the other— a likely bilateral gynandromorph!!!

After THREE YEARS of filming, editing, and everything in between... this project finally sees the light of day. Have you watched #OceanXplorers yet? Let me know your thoughts!

I'm teaching problem decomposition for programming today, so I made a new visualization to help students understand the benefits.

One of a series of explorations into natural history art; a painting of a coconut crab I painted some time ago! (MyArt)

Up until recently this was the app where I could post the most asinine thoughts my brain chemistry could inexplicably produce. A doodle of mothman's butt. Wondering which bugs have best friends. Now here we are once again, surrounded by professional peers. But I can't stop posting mothman's butt.

Quick Q - any of my followers got a Kenyan drone pilot licence or know anyone who does?

First day of Fall is first day of Crab Season. Just all the pretty lumps hanging out on wildflowers waiting for snacks. 💜 #Invertebrates

the stuff they spray into rental bowling shoes. do they have that for the brain