Madelaine Walker
@madelainewalker.bsky.social
💀 biological anthropology PhD candidate
🍄 natural history enthusiast
🎨 making arty things
🦍 studying life history & ecology of Early Miocene apes
🍄 natural history enthusiast
🎨 making arty things
🦍 studying life history & ecology of Early Miocene apes
Pinned
I missed #portfolioday but wanted to move some doodles here!
Lots of bones and animals and midwesty things 🦣🦇💀
Links: madelainerosewalker.squarespace.com/links
Lots of bones and animals and midwesty things 🦣🦇💀
Links: madelainerosewalker.squarespace.com/links
Reposted by Madelaine Walker
The original Neanderthal was first presented to the scientific world #OnThisDay in 1857, at a meeting in Bonn, Germany. Considered at the time to belong to Homo sapiens, it would be another 6 years before the fossils were called Homo neanderthalensis. 🏺 🧪
February 4, 2025 at 1:02 PM
The original Neanderthal was first presented to the scientific world #OnThisDay in 1857, at a meeting in Bonn, Germany. Considered at the time to belong to Homo sapiens, it would be another 6 years before the fossils were called Homo neanderthalensis. 🏺 🧪
Meet some Miocene mammals 🍃
These familiar-ish guys all lived during the Miocene epoch, which lasted from 23 to 5.3 million years ago.
This was a period of warming climates, geological change, and the emergence of lots of animal groups still around today.
These familiar-ish guys all lived during the Miocene epoch, which lasted from 23 to 5.3 million years ago.
This was a period of warming climates, geological change, and the emergence of lots of animal groups still around today.
February 3, 2025 at 2:07 AM
Meet some Miocene mammals 🍃
These familiar-ish guys all lived during the Miocene epoch, which lasted from 23 to 5.3 million years ago.
This was a period of warming climates, geological change, and the emergence of lots of animal groups still around today.
These familiar-ish guys all lived during the Miocene epoch, which lasted from 23 to 5.3 million years ago.
This was a period of warming climates, geological change, and the emergence of lots of animal groups still around today.
Reposted by Madelaine Walker
Reposted by Madelaine Walker
Thanks to all your amazing enthusiasm I got to write about this most spikeliciously cute li'l guy 😄
Learnt that some of this crablet's brethren take rides on sea piglets!
🧪🌿 #inverts #NatureWriting
Learnt that some of this crablet's brethren take rides on sea piglets!
🧪🌿 #inverts #NatureWriting
Adorable Baby Crab Stuns The World With Its Spiky Charm
The most adorable, silly-looking baby king crab, accidentally collected by NOAA researchers in the Gulf of Mexico, has rightfully become an instant online sensation.
www.sciencealert.com
January 22, 2025 at 10:28 PM
Thanks to all your amazing enthusiasm I got to write about this most spikeliciously cute li'l guy 😄
Learnt that some of this crablet's brethren take rides on sea piglets!
🧪🌿 #inverts #NatureWriting
Learnt that some of this crablet's brethren take rides on sea piglets!
🧪🌿 #inverts #NatureWriting
I missed #portfolioday but wanted to move some doodles here!
Lots of bones and animals and midwesty things 🦣🦇💀
Links: madelainerosewalker.squarespace.com/links
Lots of bones and animals and midwesty things 🦣🦇💀
Links: madelainerosewalker.squarespace.com/links
January 15, 2025 at 6:03 AM
I missed #portfolioday but wanted to move some doodles here!
Lots of bones and animals and midwesty things 🦣🦇💀
Links: madelainerosewalker.squarespace.com/links
Lots of bones and animals and midwesty things 🦣🦇💀
Links: madelainerosewalker.squarespace.com/links
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Hi! I'm Madelaine, a bio anthropology phd candidate, doodler, and writer with big midwest energy.
Setting up shop here because the future is looking real weird!
Hi! I'm Madelaine, a bio anthropology phd candidate, doodler, and writer with big midwest energy.
Setting up shop here because the future is looking real weird!
January 11, 2025 at 5:34 PM
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Hi! I'm Madelaine, a bio anthropology phd candidate, doodler, and writer with big midwest energy.
Setting up shop here because the future is looking real weird!
Hi! I'm Madelaine, a bio anthropology phd candidate, doodler, and writer with big midwest energy.
Setting up shop here because the future is looking real weird!