Scientist studying marine animals and playing with creatures. #postdoc at Mote Marine Laboratory
Florida, USA
Joined June 2011
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The skies sprinkled on our boat as we returned from a dolphin survey along the #Caribbean coast of Costa Rica. In the distance, large dark shapes moved in peculiar ways. As we got closer, the shapes resolved into massive ancient creatures, one on top of the other.
My first sighting of the #leatherbackseaturtle was damned spectacular. Read about it in the new issue of Marine Turtle Newsletter
#conservation #science #seaturtle #marineconservation @jjkiszka @MoteMarineLab
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Eric Angel Ramos, PhD retweeted
We have a new paper in @PNASNews led by @KathrynGHolmes1 - Juvenile social play predicts adult reproductive success in male bottlenose dolphins | PNAS pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.23…
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@ResearchDolphin @SimonJAllen1 @KrutzenMichael @DolphinAlliance @mandy_ridley @LiviaGerber
On a hot July day during my PhD data collection, we followed #dolphins as they moved from seagrass patch to seagrass patch. On this day though, we noticed something odd. A cormorant moving along with us as it followed the dolphin group.
From the drone, we could see little small black specks pursuing bottom feeding dolphins. When we reviewed the videos, we saw dolphins sometimes biting at the birds causing them to take flight and try again.
Read about it in our newest #publication in the journal Behaviour
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My first day at @MoteMarineLab was lovely, peppered with the critters that are now my neighbors. The fish greeted me warmly and the ibises said hello hello. Now it’s time to finish moving to Florida for some more sciencing and a whole new life!
Eric Angel Ramos, PhD retweeted
1/9) Very excited to share that we have a new OA paper on rhythm in cetacean vocalizations in @PNASNews! This was one of my favorite PhD thesis chapters. It continued to grow at @MPI_NL with @AndreaRavignani, and I'm happy it's finally out in the world.
doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2313093…
I'm SUPER excited to announce I'll be joining the team @MoteMarineLab as the Manatee Postdoctoral Fellow in June! I'm not thrilled to leave Sarteneja and Belize, my simple barefoot seaside life (see image for reference), but opportunity calls!
Excited to share our newest publication on manatee feeding in Belize! Read about it the thread by study coauthor @N_CastelblancoM
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Manatees eat upon a large variety of plants🌿🌱🍀, but we are still discovering new species of their diet. In our 🔥 new note led by @EricAngelRamos, in collab with @doc_tellez @lmaycollado and myself, we documented manatees feeding on floating seagrass Halophila baillonii.⤵️
Tourism affects #marinemammals in lots of places. At Portosueno Park, in Florida, we used citizen science, observations, and trail cameras to assess levels of boat exposure to local #manatees. Read about it in our newest #publication:
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Eric Angel Ramos, PhD retweeted
🔥Amazing new publication on Florida #manatees led by @EricAngelRamos. Congratulations to all the authors!
Identifying critical habitats for manatees and understanding their importance to them can be tricky. Luckily, at Fort Pierce in Florida, the Manatee Center and its volunteers have been monitoring the occurrence of #Florida manatees for more than 20 years!
Identifying critical habitats for manatees and understanding their importance to them can be tricky. Luckily, at Fort Pierce in Florida, the Manatee Center and its volunteers have been monitoring the occurrence of #Florida manatees for more than 20 years!
We found manatees used this area persistently through the winter months for decades, suggesting its an important place for at least some of the local Florida manatee population. Findings will help support improved management and protection of the area and its #manatee residents.
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Read and download the article free at the following link:
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@savethemanatee @BiologyUVM @uvmvermont @MoteMarineLab
Eric Angel Ramos, PhD retweeted
The effects of #ClimateChange will be diverse and complex. Explore these #interactive global maps to gain insights into #drought, #flood, and #heat as temperatures rise: ow.ly/qG4p50QNSJ3 #wetbulb #humidity #precipitation #ParisAgrement #IPCC #ImpactAttribution
ALT A map of the Earth highlighting areas affected by extreme heat, drought, and flooding. Those areas are highlighted in yellow, orange, red, green, and blue.
Eric Angel Ramos, PhD retweeted
Our new paper is out today in @Nature , showing that bumblebees possess the cognitive capacity for some of the key ingredients of cumulative culture, previously though to be unique to humans
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
