Francesco Garzon
@garzonfrancesco.bsky.social
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Ecologist and conservation biologist 🌊 PhD student at University of Exeter 🌊 2018 National Geographic explorer 🌊 Marine megafauna movement ecology 🦈🐢🐋
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garzonfrancesco.bsky.social
Four years, many tags, and even more written words later, my PhD thesis is DONE! 🎉 #biologging for #shark and #turtle ecology and conservation 🦈🐢🦑🧪 i have had a blast these past years at @exetermarine.bsky.social @uniexecec.bsky.social
Me holding my thesis at the (very busy) desk i occupied for the past 4 years Me sitting among a light projection of shark silhouettes
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drcraigmc.bsky.social
Today I know I need to post some more cool deep-sea science but am feeling very resistant today. The best I can do is combine the two. A thread.
garzonfrancesco.bsky.social
Attention #shark folks! Very cool job opp to study sharks in Scotland with a fantastic PI 🦈🐟🦑🧪
jathorburn.bsky.social
We're hiring a Research Fellow at Edinburgh Napier University to join the SharkScape project, a three–year, multi-institute project involving field-based research and data analysis.

Apply now: 🔗 jobs.ac.uk/job/DLV215/r...

#MarineScience #SharkConservation #ResearchJobs
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weare.rladies.org
Happy #Monday! Here’s something fun to get the week off to a good start!

🔮 What R package would you be based on your #zodiac sign?

Let me know if these resonate! 👀✨ #rstats #rladies

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garzonfrancesco.bsky.social
I just sent you a message :) thank you so much for finding me, this is wonderful news!
garzonfrancesco.bsky.social
Oooh yes this is indeed our tag!!
garzonfrancesco.bsky.social
Hello! Ooooh this is one of our tags!! I work at the university of Exeter, this tag is part of a study of tope shark movement 🦈 would love to get it back if possible!
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cameratrapsue.bsky.social
Happy Winter Solstice!

These photos were taken with a pinhole camera I made from a beer can and left out from Summer to Winter Solstice - a 6 month exposure.

Bottom line = Winter Solstice. Top line = Summer Solstice.

The lines are the Sun moving across the sky w/some reflections. No line = clouds
A pinhole camera photo taken from Summer to Winter Solstice. It's a bit blurry as the aperture was made with a tiny needle and no focus mechanism. There are yellow to green lines across the photo, that's the Sun moving across the sky over the course of a day. The top line is from the Summer Solstice, the bottom line from the Winter Solstice. Cloudy days don't have any lines or broken lines as the Sun was obscured by clouds. There are some trees on the left, right and in the background. A pinhole camera photo, a 6 month exposure from Summer to Winter solstice. There are trees on the right side and background. A house with two cars in the drive are visible almost in the center of the photo. The lines are made from the Sun moving across the sky with the bottom line being the Winter Solstice and the top line the Summer solstice. On cloudy days the lines are broken or not visible as the sun was obscured by clouds. The lines show some reflections from a tree trunk. The lines are mostly a white color with some hints of blue, green and yellow in places. Some of the colors could be from rain or snow staining the paper I was using.
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brendangodley.bsky.social
PLEASE REPOST: The fantastic conservation journal Endangered Species Research with all articles fully
#openaccess has just arrived @esr-ir.bsky.social
Please give it a follow. You wont regret it!
www.int-res.com/journals/esr...
#conservation #academicsky
🐢🌍🧪🦑 🌐🦤 🦈🐟🐠🐡
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pnas.org
Many air-breathing marine animals swim about three body diameters below the water’s surface, which reduces wave drag and saves energy during migration. The common pattern has implications for species conservation. In PNAS: www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...
Loggerhead turtle (Caretta caretta) swimming close to the surface of the water. Stock photo.
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exetermarine.bsky.social
Want an easy way to stay up to date with what we're up to?

Follow our Exeter Marine feed to see posts from across our network. Be sure to like the feed too!

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exetermarine.bsky.social
We have a new feed collating everything to do with the Exeter Marine research network! Make sure to tag us, or mention #ExeterMarine to appear on the list. 🦑🧪🌍

bsky.app/profile/did:...
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shellspc.bsky.social
We're wrapping up Year 1 of our UK Blue Shark Tagging Project (www.fisheries.noaa.gov/feature-stor...), and here are some highlights!
-2200 M tags deployed, all by recreational anglers
-1750 tag cards returned
-17 recaptures reported to date, maps below.
-Longest distance: 617 nm in 21 days!
garzonfrancesco.bsky.social
Gotta love sunset fieldwork. Looking for #sharks in UK doesn’t always mean rain and gray weather 🙌 #trackingNotSlacking 🦈🧪🐠🌊
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emilyjaneart.bsky.social
On the tenth day of Christmas my true love sent to me:
10 springtails leaping,
9 dance flies dancing,
8 ants a-milking,
7 wasps a-swimming,
6 flies a-laying,
5 gold beetles!
4 buzzing bees,
3 French worms,
2 turtle bugs,
And a painting of a small flea.

🦗🩰 🐡 #invertebrate #advent #ArtAdventCalendar
A photograph of a Staedtler 0.05 pigment liner and Posca pens around a sketchbook with colour cartoon illustrations of 10 leaping springtails. The springtails are stylized, bright orange with tiny cute black eyes. They are wearing pink and white tutu's and ballet shoes and are positioned in different leaping ballet poses!
garzonfrancesco.bsky.social
Never! More fish, more cheer! 🎄🐠🐟
garzonfrancesco.bsky.social
When the weather keeps you from finding sharks, you find a distillery and paint the sharks instead! #shark #fieldwork #sciart 🦈🦑🌊
garzonfrancesco.bsky.social
The awesome scientist and all-round lovely human behind this great paper is now on bluesky! @jlrudd.bsky.social give her a follow! #exetermarine 🦑🐠🧪🌊
garzonfrancesco.bsky.social
What do you do when an orca eats your research project? Why, you continue tracking of course! #trackingNotSlacking 🌊
New paper describes how orcas catch bluefin tuna, and shows the longest high-resolution tracking of an orca ever!
@exetermarine.bsky.social 🦑🐠🧪

www.nature.com/articles/s41...
High-resolution biologging of an Atlantic bluefin tuna captured and eaten by a supposed orca - Scientific Reports
Scientific Reports - High-resolution biologging of an Atlantic bluefin tuna captured and eaten by a supposed orca
www.nature.com
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garzonfrancesco.bsky.social
What do you do when an orca eats your research project? Why, you continue tracking of course! #trackingNotSlacking 🌊
New paper describes how orcas catch bluefin tuna, and shows the longest high-resolution tracking of an orca ever!
@exetermarine.bsky.social 🦑🐠🧪

www.nature.com/articles/s41...
High-resolution biologging of an Atlantic bluefin tuna captured and eaten by a supposed orca - Scientific Reports
Scientific Reports - High-resolution biologging of an Atlantic bluefin tuna captured and eaten by a supposed orca
www.nature.com
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tedvallance.bsky.social
I have eaten
The tuna
That was in
The Atlantic

And which
You were probably
Saving for your study

Forgive me
It was delicious
So sweet
And so cold
garzonfrancesco.bsky.social
What do you do when an orca eats your research project? Why, you continue tracking of course! #trackingNotSlacking 🌊
New paper describes how orcas catch bluefin tuna, and shows the longest high-resolution tracking of an orca ever!
@exetermarine.bsky.social 🦑🐠🧪

www.nature.com/articles/s41...
High-resolution biologging of an Atlantic bluefin tuna captured and eaten by a supposed orca - Scientific Reports
Scientific Reports - High-resolution biologging of an Atlantic bluefin tuna captured and eaten by a supposed orca
www.nature.com
garzonfrancesco.bsky.social
What do you do when an orca eats your research project? Why, you continue tracking of course! #trackingNotSlacking 🌊
New paper describes how orcas catch bluefin tuna, and shows the longest high-resolution tracking of an orca ever!
@exetermarine.bsky.social 🦑🐠🧪

www.nature.com/articles/s41...
High-resolution biologging of an Atlantic bluefin tuna captured and eaten by a supposed orca - Scientific Reports
Scientific Reports - High-resolution biologging of an Atlantic bluefin tuna captured and eaten by a supposed orca
www.nature.com
Reposted by Francesco Garzon
bd-stew.bsky.social
Yes, I love scallops, but I also love #sharks. Check out these movements of 'Tasha', the blue #shark whom we SPOT tagged off Cornwall in July. Huge thanks to Skipper Chippy, NOAA Fisheries, @exetermarine.bsky.social @bluedogfishing.bsky.social @hannahrudd.bsky.social @thembauk.bsky.social 🦈
garzonfrancesco.bsky.social
Hi! I have to admit I am not sure what the sound impact from windfarms is - i don’t know if we have a definite answer yet. It likely highly dependent on where the farm is and what animals are around - but in general lower level, constant noise is less impactful than instant bursts of loud noise…
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polarbiome.bsky.social
New #IAPETUS UK #PhD opportunity! Mapping Arctic marine mammal distributions ❄️🐳 🐋🦭❄️ with ship & satellite surveys, investigating their interactions with vessels

Led by @heriotwattuni.bsky.social w @uniofstandrews.bsky.social, @bas.ac.uk and Hurtigruten Expeditions 🚢 ❄️ tinyurl.com/mt6vuakx. 👇👇
Mapping Arctic Marine Mammals: understanding the distribution of species in a rapidly changing north
iapetus2.ac.uk