Bethany Williams
@blw9786.bsky.social
NSF PRFB at the University of Missouri St. Louis studying multiple stressor tolerance in sulfidic fish🐠
https://bethany-williams.github.io
https://bethany-williams.github.io
Some very skeptical and cute cichlids checking out my camera (and a bunch of tetras in the back). #fishsci #fieldwork🐟
May 30, 2025 at 10:52 PM
Some very skeptical and cute cichlids checking out my camera (and a bunch of tetras in the back). #fishsci #fieldwork🐟
It’s the best time of the year! Field work season 😁 Check out these Theraps lentiginosus cichlids guarding their babies!
May 20, 2025 at 3:11 AM
It’s the best time of the year! Field work season 😁 Check out these Theraps lentiginosus cichlids guarding their babies!
Bluesky finally has videos so now I can share some field work videos from this summer! 😁🐠Here are some sulphur mollies in a sulfidic spring all “doing the wave” aka all diving down at the same time when they see a predator (aka me standing up) #fishsci
September 22, 2024 at 9:58 PM
Bluesky finally has videos so now I can share some field work videos from this summer! 😁🐠Here are some sulphur mollies in a sulfidic spring all “doing the wave” aka all diving down at the same time when they see a predator (aka me standing up) #fishsci
Opening Bluesky for the first time in ages to share two things. First, some cool pictures from my most recent research trip to Mexico studying fish in sulfidic waters!
June 25, 2024 at 12:50 AM
Opening Bluesky for the first time in ages to share two things. First, some cool pictures from my most recent research trip to Mexico studying fish in sulfidic waters!
Hi, I’m Bethany!
I study how fish respond to multiple stressors, most recently in African cichlids in Uganda during my PhD and now moving on to studying fish living in sulfidic streams in Mexico for my postdoc.
I study how fish respond to multiple stressors, most recently in African cichlids in Uganda during my PhD and now moving on to studying fish living in sulfidic streams in Mexico for my postdoc.
October 3, 2023 at 4:31 PM
Hi, I’m Bethany!
I study how fish respond to multiple stressors, most recently in African cichlids in Uganda during my PhD and now moving on to studying fish living in sulfidic streams in Mexico for my postdoc.
I study how fish respond to multiple stressors, most recently in African cichlids in Uganda during my PhD and now moving on to studying fish living in sulfidic streams in Mexico for my postdoc.