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Yonathan Uriel retweeted
I now own a french book from 1842 named « Animals »!
I love the illustrations :-)
New job posting for a technician at AAFC Agassiz 👇
If you have experience with microbiology and modern molecular techniques, you could be my coworker!
DMs are open if you want tips on how to apply. Position closes Feb 16th
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My only new years resolution is to post more microbes on iNaturalist, like these metal oxidizing beta-proteobacteria! Pond scum royalty
Yonathan Uriel retweeted
A lone Giant Willow Aphid (Tuberolachnus salignus) spotted in the woods last week complete with dorsal fin.
Yonathan Uriel retweeted
The Canadian National Collection in Ottawa is hiring a Research Technician in the Coleoptera unit! Amazing job opportunity (even if it is beetles…). Deadline to apply is Jan 22 2023 – emploisfp-psjobs.cfp-psc.gc.…
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is hiring a new Lab Analyst for their Plant Health lab in Saanich, BC. Federal gov't job with $80k salary and it only requires a BSc. Applications are open until Dec 30th👀
DMs are open if you want application tips.
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been seeing a lot of press about this 'cocaine bear' movie. seems like just another lazy hollwyood remake of a british classic
Oops! Fell off my bike and fractured both my wrists. Luckily I'm not too banged up otherwise, but having a cast on one arm and a splint on the other is a bit of a bummer
Mymarids (aka Fairy flies) are some of the smallest animals on the planet. Pencil for scale on the right.
This bee hotel at Adanac Park Community Garden has been totally taken over by yellowjackets! Gotta say I do like the new wallpaper
Me to myself walking out of the eye clinic realizing I've been massively upsold on a pair of new frames
The art: Rose pincushion gall.
The artist: Diplolepis rosae. These wasp larvae release chemical signals that cause their host plants to grow bizarre, unique structures that they then eat!























