Dr. Michael Tift
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Dr. Michael Tift
@uncwtiftlab.bsky.social
Physiologist at UNCW. Research focuses are on the physiology of vertebrates in extreme environments, endogenous carbon monoxide (CO), hypoxia, marine mammals, diving physiology, Antarctic biology. https://michaeltift.weebly.com
Evidence of propeller wounds on a North Atlantic Right Whale. One of the most endangered marine mammal species on our planet. They need protection. The new administration is dismantling every agency that works to protect them. It would not surprise me if they go extinct in my lifetime, due to humans
February 7, 2025 at 4:17 PM
Hooded seal. Males have a cavity in their nose they can inflate, which comes out of their nostril and looks like a red balloon that they smack against their chin to attract mates and intimidate other males. Also, females only nurse their pups for a total of 4 days before they are weaned!
February 4, 2025 at 8:00 AM
Spring 2025 semester Lab Goals. Let’s goooo!!
January 30, 2025 at 1:52 PM