I don't typically single out bad accounts, but this "science girl" was notorious on twitter for never crediting content, often with erroneous caption, and blocking people who point out the errors.

Even if you're not using my block list, please don't let this account take off.

The first thing to do is check on your people. Reach out to someone you haven’t heard from. They may need it. We have to recommit to caring for each other however we can. I’m spending some time reevaluating my priorities and how best to ground myself to face what’s next. I hope you can do the same.

Whether it’s hope or anger or spite or a dream, use it to live. Live and let’s keep finding each other. We are not the first to face this, and we are not alone. We can hold that certainty together, choose it, even when all else feels unknown.

I’m here. And I’m glad I’m with you.

Do not fall into hopelessness.

This is so cool : environmental DNA of vertebrates was sequenced directly from spider webs, showing native fauna in woodlands and exotic one in a zoo 🧪

A wonderfully in-depth analysis of Birrin lore from Curious Archive.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRgw... Part 1

www.youtube.com/watch?v=PfZ6... Part 2

The Birrin saga is an entire chapter of my Kickstarter book 'Other Worlds The Art of Alex Ries': sign up for the launch! bit.ly/403C70b

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Giant tube worms dwell in the deep places beneath the ocean floor: www.southernfriedscience.com/giant-tube-w...

Well, I guess I'd better make a proper start on this place. As I said in my first post (a whole year ago, apparently!), I run a palaeontology blog. I've been inactive for a few reasons, but hopefully, I'll be kicking it back into gear soon. I'm HOPING to be more active here than I was on Twitter.

Published a new blog post! To celebrate the 200th anniversary of Megalosaurus, I decided to write about it. extinct-and-extant.blogspot.com/2024/02/mega...

White's Tree Frog
8x10" Oil painting, still waiting for it to dry.
Cute little guys, I thought a wet technique was fitting.

Reference photo by Jonathan Kriz
#sciart

Just published a new blog post (nowhere near as long this time!) about the few spinosaurids that don't fit neatly into either of the main subfamilies.
extinct-and-extant.blogspot.com/2024/02/spin...

Merry Christmas! To celebrate the occasion, I've finally put out a new blog post. This one's the start of a new series focused on spinosaurids. Not particularly Christmassy, but I've wanted to write about them for a while now.
extinct-and-extant.blogspot.com/2023/02/weal...

So ankylosaurs living in harsh habitats could resorb some of their body armor for calcium and other resources their bodies needed, cool!

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In the name of actually making my first post, hi! I'm an amateur palaeoartist who runs a palaeontology blog. Haven't posted anything for a long while, but I'm hoping to get back into it very soon. Got a few posts in the works (my profile picture's for one of them!).