Sarah Primate
@langurlover.bsky.social
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B.A. Biological Anthropology. M.A. in Biology (Conservation Biology). Animal lover. Cat Mom. Primates Are Not Pets. Things I post about: Archaeology/Anthropology, Wildlife Conservation, Animals, History, Science, Primates. Proud Canadian!
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Today in History: October 10th

To improve the then-unsatisfactory methods of instructing midshipmen, George Bancroft—historian, educator, and secretary of the navy—founded the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland, on this day in 1845.
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langurlover.bsky.social
Perfect colors for spooky season!
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birdsbyalex.bsky.social
A Varied Thrush stands stoically amid the mossy forests of the Pacific Northwest.

#birds #nature #wildlife #photography
A bird with blue-gray, orange and black plumage perched on a mossy branch against a soft green background. Photographed in Seattle, Washington.
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andy-1963.bsky.social
A day that began with a Needletail no-show in East Yorkshire, concluded with sensational views of the Dunwich Heath Red-tailed Shrike. I watched it tackle wasps, bees and even a small lizard before going to roost. This superb image by @markgolley.bsky.social #ukbirding
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conniemenefee.bsky.social
Young gray squirrel who is a bit worse for wear #Sqrlpix
Tree trunk with young, skinny squirrel coming around
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schmidtocean.bsky.social
In honor of World Squid Day, here's a Moroteuthopsis longimana fr #SouthSandwichIslands. International cephalopod awareness days happen each year in Oct — we celebrate octopuses on the 8th, in honor of their 8 arms, and squid on the 10th, to acknowledge their ten appendages (8 arms and 2 tentacles).
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photosteve.bsky.social
They don’t call it the Great Bear Rainforest for nothing! 🌧️ 🐻
#mammals #bears
An adult female grizzly bear standing on a rocky riverbed shaking off the water on her fur from the rain. Her cub is crouched down in the background digging in a hole for food.
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thelabandfield.bsky.social
Well, it's official. After our paper last year (onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....), the Slender-billed Curlew is officially declared Extinct today.

Scientists dream of describing new species, not writing their obituary and epitaph, knowing that they are gone forever #ornithology
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thetnholler.bsky.social
PORTLAND: “The frogs are multiplying”

(#NotAWarZone Noem Matter what Kristi says)
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timosborne.ca
Ran into this young muskrat out enjoying an evening snack at the local wetlands yesterday. #wildlife #muskrat
A muskrat sits in the shallow water, chewing on a green reed. Have a great day!
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thetnholler.bsky.social
Nothing says “America First” like letting another country put an Air Force base in Idaho
langurlover.bsky.social
One can only hope. Because that prospect makes me throw up in my mouth a little. He doesn't fucking deserve one.
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biologicaldiversity.org
Aloha from the epicenter of the #extinctioncrisis!

Episode 2 of our new podcast is now available and features an interview with Maxx Phillips, our #Hawai‘i and Pacific Islands Director.

Listen to the latest episode on our website (or find it on Apple or Spotify) ➡️ bit.ly/4pNp0e5
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sapiens.org
From the archive. Researchers refute a popular idea that black-furred squirrels behave more aggressively than gray ones—and suggest the myth stems from some people’s racist attitudes. Read more: www.sapiens.org/biology/blac...
Are People Projecting Racist Stereotypes Onto Squirrels?
Researchers refute the idea that black-furred squirrels are more aggressive than gray ones—and suggest the myth stems from racist attitudes.
www.sapiens.org
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biologicaldiversity.org
Pots set to catch blue crabs kill tens of thousands of imperiled diamondback terrapins every year, but a simple excluder device could pretty much solve the problem.

“It’s cheap, it’s simple, and it could save thousands of turtles,” said the Center’s Tara Zuardo.

Get the rest ➡️ bit.ly/436AEGX
A diamondback terrapin seen on the beach while conducting shorebird surveys for the Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge Complex. The markings on its face and legs are very striking.
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lorenzothecat.bsky.social
Publix grocery stores in Florida announced that they will now allow patrons to open-carry firearms while shopping. Local cat says it will no longer shop there. Big hiss Publix.
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yardgonewild.bsky.social
He’s seriously considering hiring Squirrel to widen this door
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burrowingowl.bsky.social
New burrowing owl behavior for me today-- taking a bath in the rain! So cool! 🪶
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nwtrek.bsky.social
Bobcat enrichment time! 🐾 Rescued bobcats, Tahoma and Tanner, got a special treat, pinecones covered in mountain goat fur! These natural scents encourage rolling, rubbing, and scent marking, a purrfect way for bobcats to show off their wild side. 😻

📹: Keeper Joelle