A podcast uncovering the lives of invertebrates, with the help of expert guests. [email protected] Listen now on spotify, apple podcasts and more.
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ICYMI Primary Teachers. Do you know how to find a water bear? A great activity for Science Week 2024. All you need to get ready here. 🔬💚 Pls RT & like 😊
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⚠️ANNOUNCEMENT TIME⚠️
WE ARE DOING FOR FIRST LIVE RECORDED SHOW! 🎙
#NatureRoom101 is hitting Oxford at @morethanadodo on October 14th, featuring explorer @LizzieDalyWild & nature Instagramer Outside With Lira.
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Big improvement.
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You could win a free online moss safari for your school by clicking this link! Have a look. – at Woodingdean, England
Delve into the world of @MossSafari with Dr. Andy Chandler-Grevatt (@Grevster73) in our latest episode of What's It All About?! 🌿🔍
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NEW EPISODE!
We talk all about Springtails aka collembola , the little jumpy used-to-be-but-are-no-longer-are-insects with the national recorder for the group, Dr Peter Shaw
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We are still on a mission to highlight #WomenAndGirlsInScience in #animalbehaviour. Can we make it all the way to #InternationalWomensDay 🤞🤞Join in please 😍💚👩🔬email [email protected] Thank you @nadinifayra for joining and sharing your science.
This is @nadinifayra Dr Aline Gasco is an #animalbehaviour communicator. You can follow her channels & learn loads of fascinating facts & practise Portuguese! Enjoy!!! #WomenAndGirlsInScience #ASAB_EDIA instagram.com/etologiahoje/ facebook.com/etologiahoje youtube.com/@alinegasco
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Rachel Egan, 4th year Outdoor Ed student is researching Barriers to Women Working Outdoors. If you're female, over 18 and your job involves working outdoors, please complete her survey? stirling.onlinesurveys.ac.uk… @Cush_Ali @lochcharlie @FredaFallon_OBT @lauraehamlet Plz RT ?
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Truly astounding medieval marginalia from the Cocharella Codex, c1330-1340. Eurydema ornata nymph.
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Some folks had been asking if terrestrial isopods exhibit maternal care and whether they lay eggs or give birth to young so here's a photo thread on their reproduction process.
After mating, the female's eggs are produced and stored in her marsupium for about a month. [1/7]
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This is bound to be a great episode - who doesn't love jumping spiders?
There's one hopping around in my car that would surely enjoy the episode during tomorrow's drive...
E28! Pagentry, ferocity and excellent eyesight! @spiderdayNight joins me to explore all that makes the jumping spider special. Plus, what it means to care about invertebrates, and the frustration of their overwhelming prevalence yet relative obscurity.
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#IAmABiologist, a Romany Gypsy and I believe in #STEM4SocialChange. ✊ Thanks @RoyalSocBio for inviting me to take part. 😊
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Rule number one: let the kids see your excitement. Let them see you handle invertebrates and enjoy the tickling, the cuteness, the funny legs etc. After 30 seconds they will all want a go
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Yes! I agree completely! Woodlice are secretly extraordinary creatures - I love telling kids about their social lives, and weird adaptations to land- but also kids love some of the gruesome details about cannibalism and woodlouse spiders!
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When I talk to kids, I surprise them with the most ridiculous and colourful species I can find. At first they don't even believe they're insects! I also have a fake bee prop, dragonfly earrings, etc that they can play with. It's less scary for them to interact w/ a prop (usually)
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Look out for the Big Five at low magnification in focus on Twitter threads.
Mon: #Mites
Tue: #Rotifers
Wed: #Nematodes
Thu: #Tardigrades
Fri: #Gastroriches
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Some ants will create many openings to their nests when preparing for a nuptial flight. Looks like these Messor may be doing that (or, they just need some ventilation for the granaries)! - Miles
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2 great interviews this week. First @Megabunus talking all about Harvestmen, episode out next month, and yesterday @vickihird talk about the topic of her book Rebugging the Planet, and a little about what's happening with ELMs, episode hopefully out by tomorrow!
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This was my morning's driving music - wow, worms really are spectacular! May be time to start a wormery...
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Seen a harvestman doing the splits recently? Find out more on @gitfpodcast