Thanks Sarah Miller-Crews for helping feed the Box Turtles at Reptile Conservation International! Turn the sound on to hear Sarah’s narration of dinner time pandemonium. #TurtleTuesday

Caught in the act! There’s nothing these Box Turtles love more than uncooked hamburger meat. #TurtleTuesday Learn more about RCI here: reptileconservation.org/about-us/

Professor Farnsworth, RCI’s youngest Texas tortoise, is having a No Bones Day too! @jongraz #noodlethepug #NoBonesDay #TurtleTuesday

Making a new, dry enclosure for Professor Farnsworth! Check out the video to see how I did it. #TurtleTuesday

Professor Farnsworth fighting off the winter blues under his UV light. Make sure to get your vitamin D as well! #TurtleTuesday

Can you find the tortoise in the haystack? Professor Farnsworth decided to play hide-and-go-seek in one of the tortoise enclosures, resulting in the raking of an entire field to find him! #TurtleTuesday

Science Under the Stars is back! Come see my friend @DavidTLedesma talk about fossils in reptiles and amphibians at 7pm CST. To find more information on how to attend in person or virtually, click the link below: scienceunderthestars.org/2022/01/27/feb…

Happy Valentine’s Day from the box turtles! #Priorities #TurtleTuesday

Here is one of RCI’s adult female tortoises, Cheyenne, enjoying some papaya! The average female Texas tortoise is 5.9 inches in length but can grow up to 8.3 inches (Professor Farnsworth for scale). #TurtleTuesday

Professor Farnsworth is so ready summer! Tortoises are not swimmers, so make sure to have a lifeguard on duty if your tortoise is near water 🌊🐢🤿 #TurtleTuesday

Sam Smith did a great job talking about animal pregnancy at Science Under the Stars! Check out her talk below, suitable for all ages: youtube.com/watch?v=8k1RkG…

Professor Farnsworth loves the spring! #TurtleTuesday

Congrats to Paper Route Bakery for being #1 on Yelp! Always knew Aaron was the best baker in Texas, about time everyone else found out too: yelp.com/article/yelps-…

Interested in understanding social plasticity, from molecules in single cells to behavior? Come to #SBN2022 poster P2.13 by Dr. Isaac Miller-Crews "Single-cell transcriptomics of socially sensitive peptidergic neurons in the hypothalamus and POA of a highly social cichlid fish" SBN Tweets

omg y’all, if you live near austin, tx, you need to check out Paper Route Bakery for the best cakes ever! also, happy birthday to my mom!! 🥰 this cake is called “chocolate fainting couch” and you can order cakes here: paperroutebakery.com

Professor Farnsworth and Cnemi skeptically meeting the box turtle hatchlings for the first time. Everyone is officially moved inside to stay warm this winter!

Which peptidergic systems interact in the hypothalamus? How does nonapeptide signaling reflect social status? Check out Dr. Isaac Miller-Crews's cool poster on "Single-cell transcriptomics of socially sensitive peptidergic neurons in a highly social fish" (P1-028)! #SICB2023 UT Austin EEB

Older siblings are all the same! Sarah Miller-Crews #TurtleTuesday

We need to save tenure! Please consider this petition American Association of University Professors AAUP-AFT at UT Austin docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…