#Mammals

Kei Volpe (Emergency comms open!)

KeiNVolpe

So, you want a hamster? A quick thread with a few points about hamster care! Can I keep more than one Syrian hamster together?NO! Hamsters are seldom able to

Vashe 🇿🇼

PTChimusoro

#21Days21Destinations Day 12 Masuma DamThis is a thread for those who admire wildlife, those who cherish game viewing, and for those looking for inspiration to experience Zimbabwe’s pristine wildlife. Masuma

Taylor West

WildWildTWest

It’s #WorldSnakeDay Here is a thread of some of the beautiful, enigmatic, and largely misunderstood serpents I’ve seen and worked with as a PhD student and scientific researcher. First up

Jeffrey Mold

Jeff_Mold

I have been immersed in the concept of ‘non-genetic individuality’ for the past few months while writing/revising papers and wanted to do a thread summarizing the field as I think

Michael Muthukrishna

mmuthukrishna

New paper on "The Origins and Psychology of Human Cooperation" in Annual Review of Psychology w/ @JoHenrich. Many mechanisms have been proposed to explain human cooperation. How well do they

Cyn who's wearing a mask and you better be, too

chicagowench

Last week I tweeted that my neighbor discovered she had a hive with an estimated 80k bees in her house. Today the beekeeper is here trying to relocate the bees.

Cecilia Heyes

CeliaHeyes

What is culture? A primer on how and why cultural evolutionists define culture. https://psyarxiv.com/v8ms3/ @CulturalEvolSoc @EES_updateThread. ‘Culture’ refers to: 1) behaviour acquired through social learning; 2) socially learned

Dubious

DubiousCA

IT ISBATAPPRECIATIONMONTH I'm gonna do a Bat A Day for Bat Appreciation month.First up is the wrinkled-faced bat, who are fruit eaters whose chonky face has an unusually strong bite

Putuk (Commissions Open!)

putukspitsvenom

Hi, people I talk to on Discord have been talking about how much they hate wasps, so I'm here to talk about wasps a little.We're in the middle of an

Renée van Amerongen

wntlab

New pre-print! A novel Axin2 knock-in mouse model for visualization and lineage tracing of WNT/CTNNB1 responsive cellsShared 1st authors @AnoeskaMoosdijk & Yorick van de Grift, with critical contributions by @Saskia_deMan

heli✺s

helioslogos

ATLANTIS Part 2: Organic Civilization a helios lost history thread In part 1 I tried to lay groundwork for the concept of the organic civilization and talk about the archetypes

Vatsal

antilibrary_vk

1/ The peak of Everest is infamously termed 'Death Zone'. Each breath contains ~ 30% of the oxygen found at the sea level.Birds, however, can easily fly over the Everest.

M. Braeuner

braeuNERD

Hi there!Let me tell you a story, introduce you to an amazing passionate friend of mine you need to know (and hopefully one day you visit him!), and the amazing

Pedro F | Bioacústico 🔊

BioacusticoBr

The alarm sounded, and this time, to our sadness, it is to hear the requests for #PantanalEmLuta (today's trending tag) !!! Follow the #BioThreadBr to understand the giant risk we

Tom J. Astle

tjalamont

Taking care of #Eddiethetortoise - a thread: Desert Tortoises are amazing, and while I often showcase life with Eddie & Bob with humor, I also try to be accurate about

exhausted

forsorrows

What did the nail gun murderer choose as his catch phrase?You have nail. What do you they say about the designer with a difficult personality?"He can be reasoned with, after