If you’re in need of a smile, I’d like to remind you that one word for your intestines in the 14th century (first recorded in a translation of the Bible) was ‘arseropes’.

Our new paper is out today in nature , showing that bumblebees possess the cognitive capacity for some of the key ingredients of cumulative culture, previously though to be unique to humans nature.com/articles/s4158…

The effects of #ClimateChange will be diverse and complex. Explore these #interactive global maps to gain insights into #drought, #flood, and #heat as temperatures rise: ow.ly/qG4p50QNSJ3 #wetbulb #humidity #precipitation #ParisAgrement #IPCC #ImpactAttribution

🔥Amazing new publication on Florida #manatees led by Eric Angel Ramos, PhD. Congratulations to all the authors!

Tourism affects #marinemammals in lots of places. At Portosueno Park, in Florida, we used citizen science, observations, and trail cameras to assess levels of boat exposure to local #manatees. Read about it in our newest #publication: researchgate.net/publication/37…

Excited to share our newest publication on manatee feeding in Belize! Read about it the thread by study coauthor Nataly Castelblanco researchgate.net/publication/37…

I'm SUPER excited to announce I'll be joining the team Mote Marine Laboratory & Aquarium as the Manatee Postdoctoral Fellow in June! I'm not thrilled to leave Sarteneja and Belize, my simple barefoot seaside life (see image for reference), but opportunity calls!

1/9) Very excited to share that we have a new OA paper on rhythm in cetacean vocalizations in PNASNews! This was one of my favorite PhD thesis chapters. It continued to grow at MaxPlanck-Psycholinguistics with @AndreaRavignani, and I'm happy it's finally out in the world. doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2…

My first day at Mote Marine Laboratory & Aquarium was lovely, peppered with the critters that are now my neighbors. The fish greeted me warmly and the ibises said hello hello. Now it’s time to finish moving to Florida for some more sciencing and a whole new life!

We have a new paper in PNASNews led by Kathryn G Holmes - Juvenile social play predicts adult reproductive success in male bottlenose dolphins | PNAS pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn… 🐬🐬🐬 Shark Bay Dolphin Research Dr Simon J Allen Michael Krützen @DolphinAlliance Amanda Ridley Livia Gerber

The James Webb Space Telescope has started capturing images of galaxies so far away that they are causally disconnected from the Earth — nothing done here or there could ever interact. 🧵 1/