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Dr. Collin Williams

@capncollin.bsky.social

Marine Ecologist studying shark, ray, tuna, and billfish ecology at the Ocean Sciences and Solutions Applied Research Center (OSSARI, Red Sea, Saudi Arabia)

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Marine Ecology Progress Series @meps-ir.bsky.social · 9mo ago

🧪🦤🌐 Silky sharks in the Red Sea exhibit previously undescribed responses to elevated sea surface temperatures, spending warm seasons in a narrow band of cool, deep water. bit.ly/meps_773_115 @capncollin.bsky.social @ashliejmcivor.bsky.social @eloiserichardson.bsky.social @alexkattan.bsky.social

Two silky sharks swimming in the Red Sea, one with satellite tags attached to its dorsal fin.

Dr. Collin Williams @capncollin.bsky.social · last yr.

Hi Everyone 👋 My name is Collin. I study big fish movements, life histories, and other conservation-relevant topics. I'll post updates here on my research.