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MSc Biodiversity and Global Change, UCL
Had the privilege of being shown some meteorites and a piece of Mars (glass cube) as a part of the Natural History Museum Student Conference. How cool is that?! As a life scientist, it was exciting to meet the geology staff and learn about their research uncovering the mysteries of the cosmos.
21.06.2025 21:15 — 👍 3 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0I think I’ll start pulling my eye lashes out if I see one more “Motion” AI assistant ad on YouTube. Someone save my algorithm. Never downloading it. Stop it plz.
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The Honey Possum of Southwest Australia is unique beyond belief. It’s the only non-flying mammal to survive on only pollen and nectar, has the largest testes to body mass ratio of any mammal AND is born weighing 3-5mg (grain of rice). They also are really cute. Photo Credit: Christine Cooper.
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Graffiti reading“may the rotting flesh of kings feed the earth”
our Mother she hungers
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Birding has become one of things in my life that can truly bring peace. Even in a big city, where many species are introduced or non-native, birding is a great opportunity to find beauty in the, at times, mundane and chaotic metropolis. I am envious of their freedom and resilience.
03.02.2025 17:18 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
Great Cormorant, Hyde Park London
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A the left side of a great white pelican head with most of its beak outside of frame. Its feathers looking like they would feel like a soft carpet.
3 great white pelicans in the same shot all preening their feathers. They sit on the rocky shore of the pond in St. James Park. Their heads tilted awkwardly to reach their perfectly clean feathers on their chests, wings, or on their backs.
The famous Great White Pelicans at St. James Park just outside Buckingham Palace. Gentle giants indeed. (Photos taken by yours truly)
02.12.2024 17:07 — 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0>print(“HelloWorld”, quote=FALSE)
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