Somewhere over Yunnan, China ✈️ (I think)

Benefits of jumping spiders as predators, on a big screen at HK airport! How surprisingly positive 🕷️👌

The Daintree Rainforest Observatory in Queensland Australia is without a doubt one of the coolest research sites I’ve visited. The team there have been using the full-sized research crane to position our insect traps in the tree canopy! A peculiar/amazing sight in the middle of the rainforest 🌴🌳🏗️🌴🌳

A little bit of the organised chaos of arthropod life at Chiang Mai Museum of World Insects and Natural Wonders

I would sincerely love to stand before the nurses of Chicago and enthusiastically present on desert island nematodes

New open-access research! Nematodes are super cool, and we prove it on an isolated desert island.

We found near perfect turnover in trophic group along a vegetation/elevation gradient. We also warn that root-parasitic nematodes seem to spread with non-native vegetation.

dx.doi.org/10.1007/s105...

Here's an #entomology Christmas tree to start December with!

'Tis the season to Ö̴̢̯̲́B̸̰̠̈̌Ȩ̴̞̳̑Y̴̳͐͗ ̴͙̭́T̷̟͖̺͌͠Ḩ̷̩̝͛Ȩ̶̠̉̓͝ ̸̲͇̝͆̓F̴̟̜͋U̷̘̐̃̈́N̸͉̟̈́Ǧ̸̡̖̀U̵̥̾Ś̴̜̳̅͐ 🧟🎄

(A weevil succumbed to Cordyceps "zombie" fungus in Honduras, 2013)

A highlight of living in Hong Kong is having these Critically Endangered Yellow-Crested Cockatoos diligently tearing bits off the outside of your apartment, I guess

Greetings from Hong Kong! Looking forward to chatting #entomology, #ecology and #conservation with you all.

Here's a new species to science to say hello: a desert-island woodlouse known from inside turtle nests..! From recent work on remote Ascension Island 🏝️