Ugh. Stupid links not working.
January 10, 2026 at 9:09 AM
Ugh. Stupid links not working.
Love love love the Cetology chapter.
Convinced a mammalogist friend to read the book recently and she's waiting for me to get there so we can discuss it. I'll let y'all know if she drops anything profound on me.
Convinced a mammalogist friend to read the book recently and she's waiting for me to get there so we can discuss it. I'll let y'all know if she drops anything profound on me.
January 8, 2026 at 2:59 AM
Love love love the Cetology chapter.
Convinced a mammalogist friend to read the book recently and she's waiting for me to get there so we can discuss it. I'll let y'all know if she drops anything profound on me.
Convinced a mammalogist friend to read the book recently and she's waiting for me to get there so we can discuss it. I'll let y'all know if she drops anything profound on me.
Meet Dr. Kit M. Kovacs, a leading marine #mammalogist whose research at the #NorwegianPolarInstitute has transformed our understanding of #Arctic seals and whales. Her work on #climate impacts and #wildlife #conservation continues to guide global #marine protection.
#marinemammalogy #sciencestories
#marinemammalogy #sciencestories
December 2, 2025 at 4:03 PM
Meet Dr. Kit M. Kovacs, a leading marine #mammalogist whose research at the #NorwegianPolarInstitute has transformed our understanding of #Arctic seals and whales. Her work on #climate impacts and #wildlife #conservation continues to guide global #marine protection.
#marinemammalogy #sciencestories
#marinemammalogy #sciencestories
hey do you have any games on your phone? 🦦🫴
Video by Mammalogist Amanda
Video by Mammalogist Amanda
November 22, 2025 at 2:52 AM
hey do you have any games on your phone? 🦦🫴
Video by Mammalogist Amanda
Video by Mammalogist Amanda
You forgot Bear Mammalogist and Austringer, making him a bonafide vector born illness expert.
November 7, 2025 at 8:55 AM
You forgot Bear Mammalogist and Austringer, making him a bonafide vector born illness expert.
From welcome drinks to the Queer Mixer, #ESA2025 is all about connection and community. 🌱💬
Register online: esa2025.org.au
Register online: esa2025.org.au
November 5, 2025 at 12:56 AM
From welcome drinks to the Queer Mixer, #ESA2025 is all about connection and community. 🌱💬
Register online: esa2025.org.au
Register online: esa2025.org.au
Flying squirrels don't just hang out with moose. The mammalogist heavily cited in this piece, Brian Arbogast, is an old friend of mine. Good guy from a terrific family (baseball people).
www.ptleader.com/stories/glid...
www.ptleader.com/stories/glid...
Gliders in the moonlight: North America’s flying squirrels endure - Port Townsend Leader
Without mankind’s so-called “improvements,” North America 11 million years ago looked much like it does today – its mountains and rivers familiar, its horizon just as vast. …
www.ptleader.com
November 1, 2025 at 12:54 AM
Flying squirrels don't just hang out with moose. The mammalogist heavily cited in this piece, Brian Arbogast, is an old friend of mine. Good guy from a terrific family (baseball people).
www.ptleader.com/stories/glid...
www.ptleader.com/stories/glid...
#BOTD #OTD #anniversary #ADayLikeToday #UnDiaComoHoy #efemerides
FOR GUINNESS
Juliane Koepcke (10 October 1954) German-Peruvian mammalogist who specializes in bats.
SURVIVED A FREE FALL FROM 3,000 m (10,000 ft) INTO THE AMAZON
sole survivor of the 1971 LANSA Flight 508 crash.
FOR GUINNESS
Juliane Koepcke (10 October 1954) German-Peruvian mammalogist who specializes in bats.
SURVIVED A FREE FALL FROM 3,000 m (10,000 ft) INTO THE AMAZON
sole survivor of the 1971 LANSA Flight 508 crash.
Juliane Koepcke, a Peruvian woman who was the sole survivor of Peruvian flight LANSA Flight 508 following its mid-air disintegration after a lightning strike in 1971.
She fell from 10,000 feet and didn't die.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=msip...
She fell from 10,000 feet and didn't die.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=msip...
October 10, 2025 at 5:29 PM
#BOTD #OTD #anniversary #ADayLikeToday #UnDiaComoHoy #efemerides
FOR GUINNESS
Juliane Koepcke (10 October 1954) German-Peruvian mammalogist who specializes in bats.
SURVIVED A FREE FALL FROM 3,000 m (10,000 ft) INTO THE AMAZON
sole survivor of the 1971 LANSA Flight 508 crash.
FOR GUINNESS
Juliane Koepcke (10 October 1954) German-Peruvian mammalogist who specializes in bats.
SURVIVED A FREE FALL FROM 3,000 m (10,000 ft) INTO THE AMAZON
sole survivor of the 1971 LANSA Flight 508 crash.
Honestly it isn't that bad. The shape of the head is quite correct, the feet are two-toed, the color is accurate. Camels do have long necks, but not quite like that. The general body shape is good, even if the legs are too long.
I say all this as an erstwhile mammalogist and scientific illustrator.
I say all this as an erstwhile mammalogist and scientific illustrator.
October 7, 2025 at 11:51 PM
Honestly it isn't that bad. The shape of the head is quite correct, the feet are two-toed, the color is accurate. Camels do have long necks, but not quite like that. The general body shape is good, even if the legs are too long.
I say all this as an erstwhile mammalogist and scientific illustrator.
I say all this as an erstwhile mammalogist and scientific illustrator.
Marine mammalogist featured speaker for Oct. 9 Environmental Series at Waterfront Center
https://www.europesays.com/2468363/
L-R: Cindy Elliser and Annie Crawley Cindy R. Elliser — a marine mammalogist, associate director of the Salish…
https://www.europesays.com/2468363/
L-R: Cindy Elliser and Annie Crawley Cindy R. Elliser — a marine mammalogist, associate director of the Salish…
Marine mammalogist featured speaker for Oct. 9 Environmental Series at Waterfront Center - EUROPE SAYS
Cindy R. Elliser — a marine mammalogist, associate director of the Salish Sea Institute at Western Washington University and founder and research director of
www.europesays.com
October 5, 2025 at 6:00 PM
Marine mammalogist featured speaker for Oct. 9 Environmental Series at Waterfront Center
https://www.europesays.com/2468363/
L-R: Cindy Elliser and Annie Crawley Cindy R. Elliser — a marine mammalogist, associate director of the Salish…
https://www.europesays.com/2468363/
L-R: Cindy Elliser and Annie Crawley Cindy R. Elliser — a marine mammalogist, associate director of the Salish…
Marine mammalogist featured speaker for Oct. 9 Environmental Series at Waterfront Center
https://www.europesays.com/2468363/
L-R: Cindy Elliser and Annie Crawley Cindy R. Elliser — a marine mammalogist, associate director of the Salish…
https://www.europesays.com/2468363/
L-R: Cindy Elliser and Annie Crawley Cindy R. Elliser — a marine mammalogist, associate director of the Salish…
Marine mammalogist featured speaker for Oct. 9 Environmental Series at Waterfront Center - EUROPE SAYS
Cindy R. Elliser — a marine mammalogist, associate director of the Salish Sea Institute at Western Washington University and founder and research director of
www.europesays.com
October 5, 2025 at 5:45 PM
Marine mammalogist featured speaker for Oct. 9 Environmental Series at Waterfront Center
https://www.europesays.com/2468363/
L-R: Cindy Elliser and Annie Crawley Cindy R. Elliser — a marine mammalogist, associate director of the Salish…
https://www.europesays.com/2468363/
L-R: Cindy Elliser and Annie Crawley Cindy R. Elliser — a marine mammalogist, associate director of the Salish…
I asked the family mammalogist and she said: "Not the best angle for ID, but I think raccoon. Big brain!"
September 24, 2025 at 1:36 PM
I asked the family mammalogist and she said: "Not the best angle for ID, but I think raccoon. Big brain!"
Applicant will be a current, potential, or aspiring mammalogist from or residing in North or South America who is Black/African American, African, and/or Indigenous, as outlined in the United Nations guidelines for identifying Indigenous peoples.
September 11, 2025 at 3:36 PM
Applicant will be a current, potential, or aspiring mammalogist from or residing in North or South America who is Black/African American, African, and/or Indigenous, as outlined in the United Nations guidelines for identifying Indigenous peoples.
“The thought of them being up here in the Midwest, it’s a little mind-boggling, right?" said Brad Westrich, a state mammalogist at the Indiana Department of Natural Resources.
DNR official speaks on armadillos officially being in Indiana
According to a recent study by the U.S. Geological Survey, armadillos have colonized much of southeastern Indiana and continue to spread further north and west into the state.
www.21alivenews.com
August 16, 2025 at 1:00 AM
“The thought of them being up here in the Midwest, it’s a little mind-boggling, right?" said Brad Westrich, a state mammalogist at the Indiana Department of Natural Resources.
I've been told by some entomologist it's kind of cathartic when you put bugs in the ether and then push a pin through their thorax to mount them.
But,I was a mammalogist and used box traps to deal with ... Research subjects 😜
But,I was a mammalogist and used box traps to deal with ... Research subjects 😜
August 2, 2025 at 11:28 PM
I've been told by some entomologist it's kind of cathartic when you put bugs in the ether and then push a pin through their thorax to mount them.
But,I was a mammalogist and used box traps to deal with ... Research subjects 😜
But,I was a mammalogist and used box traps to deal with ... Research subjects 😜
(Literally everyone in the hospital) Oh god....
(The one anosmic mammalogist) Did you know that skunks have the ability to aim their spray? They invert the anal sac canal, which turns it into a nozzle they can direct. Fascinating!
Having been sprayed many times, it also burns on contact.
(The one anosmic mammalogist) Did you know that skunks have the ability to aim their spray? They invert the anal sac canal, which turns it into a nozzle they can direct. Fascinating!
Having been sprayed many times, it also burns on contact.
July 27, 2025 at 5:06 PM
(Literally everyone in the hospital) Oh god....
(The one anosmic mammalogist) Did you know that skunks have the ability to aim their spray? They invert the anal sac canal, which turns it into a nozzle they can direct. Fascinating!
Having been sprayed many times, it also burns on contact.
(The one anosmic mammalogist) Did you know that skunks have the ability to aim their spray? They invert the anal sac canal, which turns it into a nozzle they can direct. Fascinating!
Having been sprayed many times, it also burns on contact.
Yeah, mammalogist and I think my advisor saw too many engorged ticks on mice (and too many crawling on him) and had zero interest in letting them live. He also hated botflies.
July 14, 2025 at 12:30 AM
Yeah, mammalogist and I think my advisor saw too many engorged ticks on mice (and too many crawling on him) and had zero interest in letting them live. He also hated botflies.
This is how I ended up as a fish biologist instead of like...a mammalogist or ornithologist or other specialist in something fluffy and cute.
June 17, 2025 at 6:04 AM
This is how I ended up as a fish biologist instead of like...a mammalogist or ornithologist or other specialist in something fluffy and cute.
We're honored to celebrate Skinny's 50th birthday!
In nature, harbor seals can live into their twenties, while those in human care can live into their thirties—the fact that Skinny is 50 years old is absolutely amazing. Huge thanks to everyone celebrating with us today!
In nature, harbor seals can live into their twenties, while those in human care can live into their thirties—the fact that Skinny is 50 years old is absolutely amazing. Huge thanks to everyone celebrating with us today!
June 3, 2025 at 7:55 PM
We're honored to celebrate Skinny's 50th birthday!
In nature, harbor seals can live into their twenties, while those in human care can live into their thirties—the fact that Skinny is 50 years old is absolutely amazing. Huge thanks to everyone celebrating with us today!
In nature, harbor seals can live into their twenties, while those in human care can live into their thirties—the fact that Skinny is 50 years old is absolutely amazing. Huge thanks to everyone celebrating with us today!
I've been laughing all day that this Twitter handle made it into The New Yorker. Quite a swing to the musings of paleontologists. @asarahlarson.bsky.social
June 3, 2025 at 3:23 AM
I've been laughing all day that this Twitter handle made it into The New Yorker. Quite a swing to the musings of paleontologists. @asarahlarson.bsky.social
Dr. Anna, CVT Margot, and Mammalogist Ashley check up on Skinny! These sessions help us make sure she remains healthy and comfortable through her golden years. youtube.com/watch?v=c0kCE_-Ex2s
Celebrate Skinny's 50th birthday with us: aquarium.org/half-century-seal
Celebrate Skinny's 50th birthday with us: aquarium.org/half-century-seal
Let's Check Up On Skinny!
YouTube video by Oregon Coast Aquarium
www.youtube.com
May 29, 2025 at 10:47 PM
Dr. Anna, CVT Margot, and Mammalogist Ashley check up on Skinny! These sessions help us make sure she remains healthy and comfortable through her golden years. youtube.com/watch?v=c0kCE_-Ex2s
Celebrate Skinny's 50th birthday with us: aquarium.org/half-century-seal
Celebrate Skinny's 50th birthday with us: aquarium.org/half-century-seal
if it's too late and you're already a mammalogist, at least you'll have access to the nation's best flea collection for all your interesting parasite research needs
May 28, 2025 at 2:26 PM
if it's too late and you're already a mammalogist, at least you'll have access to the nation's best flea collection for all your interesting parasite research needs
As a mammalogist I'm fascinated by 💩 because it can help us to answer important questions, like who eats more livestock, dingoes or foxes, and how many threatened or near-threatened species are eaten by cats and foxes?
New paper, by PhD student Rachel Mason theconversation.com/farmers-fear...
New paper, by PhD student Rachel Mason theconversation.com/farmers-fear...
Farmers fear dingoes are eating their livestock – but predator poo tells an unexpected story
Despite public perceptions, sheep and cattle are not a favoured prey for some dingoes or foxes. So is culling them to protect livestock justified?
theconversation.com
May 11, 2025 at 9:21 PM
As a mammalogist I'm fascinated by 💩 because it can help us to answer important questions, like who eats more livestock, dingoes or foxes, and how many threatened or near-threatened species are eaten by cats and foxes?
New paper, by PhD student Rachel Mason theconversation.com/farmers-fear...
New paper, by PhD student Rachel Mason theconversation.com/farmers-fear...
Switch places with a Mammalogist to feed our otters! 🦦
May 5, 2025 at 5:31 AM
Switch places with a Mammalogist to feed our otters! 🦦