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These are her science and conservation musings.
She doesn't think she is particularly mad, but then she is talking about herself in the third person
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Crinoid, New Caledonia by Rodolphe Holler
My final project in scientific illustration! I wanted to draw some of the forms of the mimic octopus, Thaumoctopus mimicus, one of the coolest...
#lamave’s oslob #whale #shark research team discussing data collection… Another day at the office ;-)
Here’s a great GIF of the lights in Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbour switching off for Earth Hour 2013.
This year the campaign was supported by the likes of Eason Chan and cantopop...
Colorful phytoplankton blooms off the coast of France. Nasa writes:
Blooms can be a blessing to other marine species, as these tiny floating plants often feed everything...
Col. Chris Hadfield: “Safely home - back on Earth, happily readapting to the heavy pull of gravity. Wonderful to smell and feel Spring.”
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© Samantha Craven 2012
Ever wonder what the inside of a baleen whale’s mouth looks like? This is a Bryde’s whale from the Sea of Cortez.
Photo by Doug Perrine
Shared by Marine Wildlife Watch of the Philippines.
P.S. Mr. Bryde, for whom the whale is named, was from Norway so it’s pronounced “Brewde’s”. He was the Norwegian consul to South Africa and set up the first whaling station in Durban in 1908.
