Dr Emily Scicluna 🌏
@drdunnart.bsky.social
Dr Dunnart! Research Associate @UniMelb
Fat-tailed dunnarts. Carnivorous marsupials/ Dasyurids, conservation, captive management, reintroduction ecology, behaviour, skull morphology.
Fat-tailed dunnarts. Carnivorous marsupials/ Dasyurids, conservation, captive management, reintroduction ecology, behaviour, skull morphology.
www.mdpi.com
June 29, 2025 at 11:50 PM
Oh my goodness, was this at the botanic gardens? I am doing the bird walk Saturday and would love SO MUCH to see a noisy pitta!!!!
June 19, 2025 at 12:47 AM
Oh my goodness, was this at the botanic gardens? I am doing the bird walk Saturday and would love SO MUCH to see a noisy pitta!!!!
Thank you so much Sarah! ❤️🙏
June 18, 2025 at 8:23 AM
Thank you so much Sarah! ❤️🙏
It often is for me too actually, but this particular arid ecosystem the animals are a bit more hardy! What species did you work on?
March 3, 2025 at 7:01 AM
It often is for me too actually, but this particular arid ecosystem the animals are a bit more hardy! What species did you work on?
Dig in day was fine with a top of 31 degrees but we have a 39 coming up in a few days so fingers crossed it doesn't tick to 40 otherwise we'll need to close our traps (for the safety of trapped animals)
March 3, 2025 at 5:57 AM
Dig in day was fine with a top of 31 degrees but we have a 39 coming up in a few days so fingers crossed it doesn't tick to 40 otherwise we'll need to close our traps (for the safety of trapped animals)
That is devastating! :(
January 15, 2025 at 11:18 PM
That is devastating! :(
Specifically I'm trying to work out if they're more likely to cache larger prey compared to something mouse sized. It seems likely to me that if they can just gulp it down, that's what they'll do rather than cache, but it's just my thoughts rather than evidence based.
January 15, 2025 at 7:12 AM
Specifically I'm trying to work out if they're more likely to cache larger prey compared to something mouse sized. It seems likely to me that if they can just gulp it down, that's what they'll do rather than cache, but it's just my thoughts rather than evidence based.