Today is National Oyster Day! 🎉 Here are some of our florets from AUMERC to celebrate! 🦪 #fisheries #oysters #gulfcoast
Andrew Rypel
@andrewrypel.bsky.social
School Director & Professor @auburnfisheries.bsky.social • 🧪 for Ecosystems, Fish, People & Ag https://sites.google.com/view/rypel-lab/home • ✍️ at TangledNature.com
Anglerfishes of all types are coming soon on the pod! Check out the article here for some cool facts about some of the tiniest fishes!
Andrew Rypel@andrewrypel.bsky.social · 5d agoMale anglerfish (pictured below) are 'stage five clingers' Learn more here 👇 tnature.substack.com/p/five-tiny-...
Male anglerfish (pictured below) are 'stage five clingers' Learn more here 👇 tnature.substack.com/p/five-tiny-...
If only there was a tiny gar! @solomonrdavid.bsky.social But seriously, that would be incredible.
Andrew Rypel@andrewrypel.bsky.social · 6d agoBigger ≠ Better. Some of the smallest fishes on Earth have some of the most outstanding biology and beauty. I had an absolute blast writing this one... 👇🎏🤯 Five Tiny Fishes That Will Blow Your Mind tnature.substack.com/p/five-tiny-... #Nature #Science #Evolution #Biodiversity #Fishes #Wildlife
Male anglerfish (pictured below) are 'stage five clingers' Learn more here 👇 tnature.substack.com/p/five-tiny-...
The anti #SharkWeek post? (Not by design)
Andrew Rypel@andrewrypel.bsky.social · 6d agoBigger ≠ Better. Some of the smallest fishes on Earth have some of the most outstanding biology and beauty. I had an absolute blast writing this one... 👇🎏🤯 Five Tiny Fishes That Will Blow Your Mind tnature.substack.com/p/five-tiny-... #Nature #Science #Evolution #Biodiversity #Fishes #Wildlife
Bigger ≠ Better. Some of the smallest fishes on Earth have some of the most outstanding biology and beauty. I had an absolute blast writing this one... 👇🎏🤯 Five Tiny Fishes That Will Blow Your Mind tnature.substack.com/p/five-tiny-... #Nature #Science #Evolution #Biodiversity #Fishes #Wildlife
Five Tiny Fishes That Will Blow Your Mind
Little species. Enormous wonder.
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"Nature is now reaching us in a kind of sanitized, pre-interpreted, pre-digested way. Yet what good are a bunch of reports, dashboards, notifications, maps, and visualizations, if no one knows what it means?" tnature.substack.com/p/are-we-obs...
Are we observing the Earth *less*?
A case for observatories, long-term studies, and museums in an increasingly tech-obsessed world
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Without saying your age, what is your favorite movie from the year you turned 18.
Good Will Hunting: Do You Like Apples?
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David Jakubiak@davidjakubiak.bsky.social · last wk.Without saying your age, what is your favorite movie from the year you turned 18.
If you're into fish and I missed you, join the pack! go.bsky.app/35cSoK3
We have an amazing team doing important work. And they get after it - every day.
Auburn SFAAS@auburnfisheries.bsky.social · 2w agoAlways working hard from sun up to sunset at the Shell Fisheries Center! #fisheries #aquaculture
A native fish species is eating some of the most damaging invasive species in the Great Lakes…AND making a significant impact! Freshwater Drum: The overlooked native fish that has been crushing trillions of Zebra & Quagga Mussels in Lake Erie www.canr.msu.edu/news/freshwa...
Does your dog bite? No, he blesses. Original post
As analyses become cheaper, real observation becomes more valuable. My latest long-form essay Are we observing the Earth *less*? A case for observatories, long-term studies, and museums in an increasingly tech-obsessed world 👇 tnature.substack.com/p/are-we-obs...
Are we observing the Earth *less*?
A case for observatories, long-term studies, and museums in an increasingly tech-obsessed world
tnature.substack.com
As analyses become cheaper, real observation becomes more valuable. My latest long-form essay Are we observing the Earth *less*? A case for observatories, long-term studies, and museums in an increasingly tech-obsessed world 👇 tnature.substack.com/p/are-we-obs...
Are we observing the Earth *less*?
A case for observatories, long-term studies, and museums in an increasingly tech-obsessed world
tnature.substack.com
They sell out fast. Get 'em quick if you are in the area!!
Auburn SFAAS@auburnfisheries.bsky.social · 3w agoGood news! Our annual shrimp sale is now open to the public! To place an order, visit: aub.ie/shrimpsale26 Proceeds go towards student travel awards and scholarships for our American Fisheries Society and United States Aquaculture Society student sub-units.
3 fun facts about freshwater drum: 1) They live to at least 73 years 2) Have the largest latitudinal range of any freshwater fish in N. America: Guatemala to Hudson Bay 3) Only freshwater member of their family (Sciaenidae). Closest relative is red drum (aka redfish), so they taste like redfish
Andrew Rypel@andrewrypel.bsky.social · 3w agoThe species that started my journey in science. They are a wonder unto themselves.
The species that started my journey in science. They are a wonder unto themselves.
Dr. Solomon David@solomonrdavid.bsky.social · 3w agoA native fish species is eating some of the most damaging invasive species in the Great Lakes…AND making a significant impact! Freshwater Drum: The overlooked native fish that has been crushing trillions of Zebra & Quagga Mussels in Lake Erie www.canr.msu.edu/news/freshwa...
A peak behind the curtain of what it takes to produce the catfish of tomorrow. It's a process that starts today. It's the result of long hours, numerous hands, and a unique system that'll lead to thousands of fish necessary to feed the region and provide invaluable research.
Neat collection of papers on a limnology phenomenon (brownification) that few are paying attention to.
Canadian Science Publishing@cdnsciencepub.com · 4w agoFreshwater browning does not stop at the shoreline. This collection examines darkening across the freshwater–sea continuum, from permafrost peatlands to coastal waters of the Baltic Sea ▶️ https://ow.ly/NrR050Yl9nh #FishEcology #AquaticScience Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences
"Crayfishes remind us how much of nature remains hidden in plain sight. Beneath rocks, inside caves, under wetlands, and along stream banks lives an entire world that is never noticed by any of us." Read here: tnature.substack.com/p/crayfish-c...
Crayfish, Crawfish, and Crawdads
The Most Important Animals You Probably Never Thought About
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