Ricardo J Pereira
@biodiversitysmns.bsky.social
Head of Biodiversity Monitoring | SMNS & Univ. of Hohenheim 🌿🪲🔬🧬
Passionate about species formation & persistence in a changing world. 🏃🏻♂️🌍
Committed to mentoring future scientists & engaged citizens. 🎓💡
https://biodiversitysmns.wixsite.com/rpereiralab
Passionate about species formation & persistence in a changing world. 🏃🏻♂️🌍
Committed to mentoring future scientists & engaged citizens. 🎓💡
https://biodiversitysmns.wixsite.com/rpereiralab
Reposted by Ricardo J Pereira
We have a proper picture! Thanks @stephanspiekman.bsky.social and the rest that doesn’t have a BlueSky handle
November 14, 2025 at 9:56 PM
We have a proper picture! Thanks @stephanspiekman.bsky.social and the rest that doesn’t have a BlueSky handle
Reposted by Ricardo J Pereira
Common and Oriental cuckoos sneak their eggs into other birds’ nests.
Common cuckoos parasitize over 100 host species, fueling an evolutionary arms race: hosts are under pressure to detect foreign eggs, while cuckoos refine their mimicry to escape detection. 2/6
Common cuckoos parasitize over 100 host species, fueling an evolutionary arms race: hosts are under pressure to detect foreign eggs, while cuckoos refine their mimicry to escape detection. 2/6
October 30, 2025 at 7:15 PM
Common and Oriental cuckoos sneak their eggs into other birds’ nests.
Common cuckoos parasitize over 100 host species, fueling an evolutionary arms race: hosts are under pressure to detect foreign eggs, while cuckoos refine their mimicry to escape detection. 2/6
Common cuckoos parasitize over 100 host species, fueling an evolutionary arms race: hosts are under pressure to detect foreign eggs, while cuckoos refine their mimicry to escape detection. 2/6