Been out in the field with some sound design students from Finland and who knew the sound of rocks in water could be this fascinating?!

‼️TW : GRAPHIC IMAGE OF AN ANIMAL‼️ Was sent this by a colleague in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. hyperpanda what exactly are you thinking selling #sharkmeat on a mass-market scale? Pelagic shark populations have declined by >71%, and you are directly contributing to this. Do better.

Working as a northern lights guide is not the worst in-between-job there is but I am still missing the whales

Got invited as a "whale expert" to train whale watching guides here in Tromsø and I am not sure I was taking any breaths during my 4h talk about the arctic ecosystem and whales. Excited to be a part of improving how whale watching is conducted up here 🐋⛴️

Received an unpleasant email this morning, announcing that our manuscript got rejected AFTER being accepted just a month ago (pend.min.revi.). After 2 rounds of major revisions (!), the associate editor "can see now" that there are some shortcomings? Excuse me? #AcademicChatter

Responding to the associate editor after they suddenly rejected our already accepted manuscript Karin Hartman

My endless struggle with ‚successful‘ and ‚accommodation‘

Excited about the upcoming student symposium that I am co-organising together with Josephine Schulze Emma Vogel Mana Tugend & more

Bullying in academia is toxic and needs to be called out.

Peaches our #australianshepherd is relating to my energy level these days — reanimated by a single AA battery

"Sorry, but we will mention you in the Acknowledgments"

The journey of my paper 😭 #phdlife #phdchat #phdmemes PhD_Genie PhD Voice - Independently Run

Birds give up the complexity of song for volume in noisy places - so they sing louder but less interesting (to both humans & mates) songs in cities. When traffic noise in San Francisco fell due to COVID, birds began to sing more complex, quieter songs like they did 50 years ago!

Congrats to Katie Dunning on her master’s #thesis defence today 👏🏼 Excited to read more about #cetacean presence using #pam and automatic detection soon 📄

📢Our paper is out in Frontiers - Marine Science In this study, we report the rapid progression in #humpback whale song structure and complexity found on a subarctic feeding ground and migratory stopover in Northern Norway using #PAM. frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

For the Norwegian speakers: our research on humpback whale song evolution in Norway made it to the local news NRK nrk.no/nordland/knolh…

Some fascinating and surprising insights into (not-only-)seal-eating killer whales in Norway 🦭🐟 by the talented Emma Vogel