Happy #InternationalWomensDay2026!!! Sending so much love to all of the absolutely incredible women that continuously inspire, support, and care for the people around them- and to those who continue to break barriers ✨🫶🏻
Brynne Klein
@brynneklein.bsky.social
fun fact enthusiast • she/her • UoE MSc Sci Comm
Happy #WorldWildlifeDay2026 !!! Spending my days learning and teaching about wildlife is the biggest treat I could ask for ✨
It’s International Polar Bear Day! 🐻❄️ Denning is the most vulnerable time in a polar bear’s life. The biggest threat to polar bear population sizes is cubs not surviving to adulthood, so every single cub is critically important. Learn how you can get involved: pbears.org/intlpolarbearday
Recent adventures in interpretation featuring #arcticseaiceday, #worldsnakeday , day camp fun, and #zoobrew ✨🐾
Not a bad way to spend 4 years 🫶🏻🎓 Thank you for all of your support on this little adventure (friends, family, and professors included) Enjoy a few favourites from Tuesday’s celebration:
It’s David Attenborough day! In honour of that, enjoy a picture of my ever-growing Attenborough book collection, taken to show (off) to a friend (who was definitely impressed…)
WWF UK@wwf.org.uk · last yr.Happy birthday, Sir David Attenborough! 🎉 Join us in celebrating our remarkable ambassador, who constantly reminds us to care for, protect, and nurture our natural world for future generations. 🌍 Here’s to the incredible work he’s done over the last eight decades. 🙌
Few things are guaranteed in life- but if there’s a whiteboard, I WILL be writing on it In celebration of finals season coming to an end, here are some I actually remembered to take pictures of
There are lots of cool planets out there, but this one is definitely my favourite💚💙 Happy Earth Day!
US polar bear research will almost stop with these cuts. Some of the top polar bear scientists are with USGS. At a critical time in polar bear conservation, losing the long-term projects & research in Alaska would be devastating & ripple across the Arctic. www.science.org/content/arti...
Polar bear talk 2/2 for this semester! 🐻❄️ It’s a crazy feeling to give the presentation I’ve been waiting my entire undergrad for, and to be nearly done my research project/undergraduate thesis (paper in progress 🫣)
Well that was fun- learning about bee viruses, fossil fish, bear biology and more in a single conference was a 10/10 Huge thanks if you came to listen to me talk about polar bears this week! 🐻❄️
The early mammals that lived alongside the dinosaurs upwards of 150 million years ago were likely covered in dark and dusky greyish-brown fur, according to a quantitative reconstruction of Mesozoic mammal coloration in Science, hinting at their shrouded and nocturnal nature. scim.ag/41sKMZ9
Mesozoic mammaliaforms illuminate the origins of pelage coloration
Pelage coloration, which serves numerous functions, is crucial to the evolution of behavior, physiology, and habitat preferences of mammals. However, little is known about the coloration of Mesozoic m...
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Hey we won Best Science pod at the iHeart Awards among some fierce competition. Thanks to everyone who listens & thank you to our small but mighty team. If you want to convert someone to an Ologite, but don’t know where to start, ologies.com is like a menu of topics. Science matters. Like, A LOT.
A special issue on #WomensHealth in #ScienceAdvances highlights a growing wave of research focusing on women’s unique biological and psychological experiences. Learn more: scim.ag/3R59fPe (THREAD 🧵)
