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marinebioblr · 4 months

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Close encounters!

My beautiful koi betta Bisby has had a jumping spider neighbor taking advantage of her tank light to hunt bugs under for some time, and recently they met face to face! Very happy to capture each of them acknowledging the other - and Bisby's quick look back at me as if to say "you're seeing this too right?!" 🧡

Edit ✨️ For all those concerned, yes, she does have a lid! I'd just cleaned and was hanging out right there where I filmed from at my office desk. If you are new to fish keeping, please invest in a good lid or when picking setups, favor tank kits that include one!

#bettablr #betta fish #aquaria #freshwater aquarium #marine bio #marine biology studyblr #marine bio studyblr #biology #jumping spider #fish keeping #aquarist #betta #marine biology

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disasteraceae · 10 months

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attended a scientific conference today I was most excited for this lecture by Maria Pavlovska about how we can restore marine ecosystems in the aftermath of the ongoing war in Ukraine, especially after the ecocidal destruction of the Kakhovka hydroelectric power plant. fun fact: I grew up near the river shown on the third photo.

#+1 delivered #Ukraine #kakhovka hpp #kakhovka #studyblr #marine biology studyblr

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lifebuoyjournals · 1 year

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New animals just dropped. E.g.

EDIT: for similar articles you may wish to browse the tag #aslzoology they won't all be of cute animals but it will be mostly environment or nature related news

#LOOK AT HIM #aslzoology #asl zoology #zoology articles #studyblr #marine biology #animals #cute animals #nature #ocean

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achillesreborn · 5 months

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the impending doom i feel when i know i have an assignment to do is rivaled only by the dread of knowing exactly how & when i will die

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isopodiclopedia · 1 year

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simpsforscience · 2 months

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Anglerfish: "Til death do us part" is a bit too casual for us. We prefer "til we literally become one."

Read through to discover the bizarre world of deep-sea mating! 💑🐟

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theunaestheticstudyblr · 3 months

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Sorry for lack of posts. 3 classes and a lab and work have me busy all the time. Here's a leptothecate slide and a cool sponge for yall

#study blog #student #student life #studyblr #productivity #school #study hard #studying #marine biology #marine #marine animals #marine life #marine bio #stem lab

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thelegendofstudy · 10 months

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Ok so scientists of Tumblr. Is it worth it to make a professional science Twitter? My current PI suggested I do to find opportunities but Twitter is Twitter and I don't want to touch it with a 10 foot poll. But, I am lacking in marine science opportunities and absolutely need to network.

So, strangers on the internet what's your opinion. Is science Twitter worth it?

#scientists of Tumblr #biology #ecology #environmental science #marine biology #astrophysics #science #physics #medical science #vet studyblr #studyblr #stemblr #chemistry #women in stem #honestly i should just review papers here on Tumblr #start a new trend #veterinary medicine #biochemistry

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myulk · 2 years

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A friend put it on her head saying it was a crown and my professor freaked out. So you're saying you can't use a real shark jaw as a crown?

#studyblr #studyspo #academia #university #study inspiration #study motivation #biology #dark academia #light academia #science #marine biology #mine

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paledinosaurrebel · 2 months

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Oh to study on the floor

#studyblr #study notes #uniblr #university #uni #uni student #chaotic notes #chaos space marines #studying on the floor #chaotic table #ahhhhh #biology #biology notes #oh no

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courtneycantstudy · 6 months

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37-39/100 DOP (mon. oct. 16 - wed. oct. 18)

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i meant to post last night but i was in the library for a total of 10 hours yesterday on top of having a math exam… so… yeah.

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anyways, big update!!

chaarg has been going great, school has been bearable, and my family came to visit this past weekend :)

in even more exciting news:

I GOT MY ACCEPTANCE LETTER TO UF!!

i am over the moon about it and it still doesn’t seem real, but i am now beginning my preparations to transfer there next semester! :D

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🎧: beers and sunshine - darius rucker

📝: meliorism (n.): the belief that the world gets better; the belief that humans can improve the world

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marinebioblr · 12 days

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Oceanic manta rays are the largest species of ray in the world, with a wingspan of up to 26 feet. Despite their immense size, they are completely harmless to divers - they have no barbs to speak of, unlike stingrays, and spend their time filtering the water for plankton with the help of their cephalic lobes (the big paddles on each side of their mouths). Socorran mantas have grown very used to divers, and often seek out our bubble curtains seemingly because they feel good and may help clear away parasites!

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peregrination-studies · 2 years

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October 10, 2022

Today I:

Attended marine biodiversity lecture

Studied for upcoming environmental toxicology course

Practiced French and Spanish

Reviewed lecture on annelids

Submitted transcripts

Worked on Healing with the Arts project

I always feel more creative in fall! I’ve recently taken up knitting again, and I’m SO excited to have finished a fluffy blue-grey scarf for my aunt. The next knitting project: a blanket. We shall see how this goes.

🎧 Listening to: Marking by Sarah Beth Pfeifer

📖 Reading: The Golden Compass by Philip Pullman

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lifebuoyjournals · 1 year

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Octopuses are usually solitary, but the gloomy octopus Octopus tetricus live in very high densities. Perhaps due to this living arrangement, scientists have captured footage of octopuses throwing stuff at each other, everything from silt to shells to algae. A few evidence to suggest this throwing is deliberate (not just octopus coincidentally flinging something in the direction of another octopus):

Throwing requires an unusual positioning of the siphon (think jet water propulsion device)

The things that get thrown make pretty strong contact with the receiving octopus

Throwers often exhibit uniform dark/medium colour, suggesting that these throws are linked in some way (not random throw events)

Octopus in the receiving end have been shown to try and dodge the missile

Choice of missile is often silt, and not random

Throwing is often done using a specific set of arms

Scientists think it might be some sort of communication. But it's not clear what sort, e.g. whether antagonistic or not, or is it play, enrichment etc.

#aslzoology #asl zoology #zoology articles #studyblr #octopus #marine biology #cute animals #tentacles #animals #cephalopods #nature #ocean #conservation #animal behaviour #zoology

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archaic-stranger · 2 years

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